J e f f e r s o n C o u n t y W V
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Jefferson County, West Virginia
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Gateway to the Shenandoah Valley
Radio 10-Codes, Signal Codes, and Response Codes
Used by Law Enforcement Personnel
Updated 04-01-20
10-Codes
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10-1 Unable to copy
10-2 Signal is good
10-3 Switch channels
10-4 Okay (acknowledgement)
10-5 Relay message
10-6 Busy, standby
10-7 Unavailable
10-8 Available
10-9 Repeat
10-10 Available by phone
10-11 K-9 unit needed
10-12 Standby
10-13 Weather/road report
10-14 Message query
10-15 Subject in custody
10-16 Reply query
10-17 En rout
10-18 Urgent
10-19 Return to station
10-20 Location query
10-21 Contact by phone
10-22 Disregard
10-23 Arrival at scene
10-24 Leaving the scene
10-25 Meet (in person) ...
10-26 ETA query
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10-27 Operators license query
10-28 Vehicle registration query
10-29 NCIC query
10-30 Unnecessary use of radio
10-31 Crime in progress
10-32 Subject with gun
10-33 Emergency traffic
10-34 Current time query
10-35 NCIC hit
10-36 Confidential information
10-37 Traffic query
10-40 At home
10-41 Beginning tour of duty
10-42 Ending tour of duty
10-43 Wrecker needed
10-44 Meal break
10-45 Visitor present
10-46 Motorist assist
10-50 Status check
10-75 Warrant check
10-76 En rout
10-88 Phone number query
10-89 Bomb threat
10-96 Mental patient
10-97 Arrival at scene
10-98 Leaving the scene
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Signal Codes
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Signal 1 Call (by phone) ...
Signal 2 Respond to ...
Signal 3 Call your office
Signal 4 Respond to your office
Signal 5 Officer needs assistance
Signal 6 Auto accident
Signal 6A " with injury
Signal 6B " with fatality
Signal 7 Hit & Run
Signal 7A " with injury
Signal 7B " with fatality
Signal 8 Traffic hazard
Signal 9 Intoxicated driver
Signal 10 Intoxicated pedestrian
Signal 11 EMS needed
Signal 12 Fight
Signal 12A " with knife/knives
Signal 12B " with gun(s)
Signal 13 Robbery
Signal 13A Armed robbery
Signal 13B Strong armed robbery
Signal 14 Stolen auto
Signal 15 Stopping subject
Signal 16 Breaking & Entering
Signal 16A " subject still on premise
Signal 17 Suspicious person
Signal 18 Murder
Signal 19 Vehicle stop
Signal 20 Request to see an officer
Signal 21 Suicide threat
Signal 21A Suicide attempt
Signal 21B Suicide
Signal 22 Water rescue
Signal 23 Alcohol violation
Signal 24 Animal abuse
Signal 25 Gambling
Signal 26 Destruction of property
Signal 27 Disorderly conduct
Signal 28 Hostage
Signal 29 Escaped prisoner
Signal 30 Jail break
Signal 31 Indecent exposure
Signal 32 Subject with gun
Signal 33 Trespassing
Signal 34 Abduction
Signal 35 Riot
Signal 36 Tampering with auto
Signal 37 Stabbing
Signal 38 Pursuit
Signal 39 Bad check
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Signal 40 Passing counterfeit money
Signal 41 Arson
Signal 42 Rape
Signal 42A Sex abuse
Signal 43 Fraud
Signal 44 Assault
Signal 45 Bank robbery
Signal 46 Undercover
Signal 47 Forgery
Signal 48 Impersonating an officer
Signal 49 Seizure
Signal 50 Transporting stolen goods
Signal 51 Shoplifting
Signal 52 Domestic
Signal 53 Prowler
Signal 54 Disabled vehicle
Signal 55 Traffic
Signal 56 Reckless driving
Signal 57 Game law violation
Signal 58 Carrying concealed weapon
Signal 59 Convoy/escort
Signal 60 Escort funeral
Signal 61 Missing person
Signal 62 Fugitive
Signal 63 Suspicious person
Signal 63A Suspicious vehicle
Signal 64 Prostitution
Signal 65 Serving warrant
Signal 66 Deliver process
Signal 67 Deliver court order
Signal 68 Noise complaint
Signal 69 Helicopter needed
Signal 70 Fire alarm
Signal 71 Questionable
Signal 72 Structure fire
Signal 74 Auto fire
Signal 75 Wildfire
Signal 76 Traffic - fire
Signal 77 Suspicious mail
Signal 78 Plane crash
Signal 79 Train wreck
Signal 80 Hazardous material incident
Signal 90 Bank alarm
Signal 91 Hold-up alarm
Signal 92 Burglar alarm
Signal 96 Mental patient
Signal 99 Controlled substance activity
Signal 100 Subversive activity
Signal 101 Terrorism
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Response Codes
Code 1: At your convenience
Code 2: Urgent
Code 3: Emergency
Code 4: Everything is okay
Notes: Not all codes are used by all agencies, and there may be inconsistencies between this list and the meaning of the code when it is used. For some time, Fire/Rescue/EMS procedures require the use of ’plain English’ rather than 10- and Signal-codes on their designated frequencies and talk groups. So, instead of codes, which had clear, specific meanings, expect a wide, seemingly-unpoliced variation of terms for the same thing.
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Revised: March 8, 2023
First posting: February 4, 2002
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