"10-code" definitions

[nyemt131411 3]

2200hrs-Ossining FD dispatched to above address for a report of a working structure fire, fire on the #2 floor.

2201hrs-Officer advising heavy smoke from the structure. Car 2331 advising L41 of people possibly on the roof.

2202hrs-Car 2331 10-19, transmitting the 10-75, requesting Croton FASTeam to the scene. E96 laying in.

2203hrs-Croton E119 (FAST assignment) & Car 2081 10-17. OFD E101 10-17.

2209hrs-E119 coming 10-84.

2219hrs-SHFD Car 2311 10-19 Ossining, TL38 will be en-route shortly. As per Car 2311, Tarrytown on s/b in their own quarters w/(1) Ladder.

2229hrs-R37 10-17.

2258hrs-As per Car 2331, Croton's FASTeam has been released. E119 & Car 2081 10-8.

2301hrs-Car 2331 requesting Red Cross to the scene for (1) displaced occupant.

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[JeffSlots 1]

10-17 Enroute

10-19 On Location

10-84 On Location

10-75 Working Structure Fire

10-8 Released/Returning to Quarters/Leaving the scene

[ems-buff 81]

Here a complete list of Westchester County Fire 10 codes:

• 10-1: Call Dispatch
  
• 10-2: Return(ing) to Quarters
  
• 10-3: Tone Alert (test)
  
• 10-4: Message Received
  
• 10-5: Repeat Message
  
• 10-6: Stand-By unless Urgent
  
• 10-7: Verify Address
  
• 10-8: In- Service by Radio
  
• 10-9: Present Location
  
• 10-10: EMERGENCY RADIO USE ONLY
  
• 10-11: Radio Test
  
• 10-12: EMS call
  
• 10-13: Mutual Aid Call
  
• 10-14: Out of Service/Detail
  
• 10-15: Not Used
  
• 10-16: Flase Alarm
  
• 10-17: Responding
  
• 10-18: Not Used
  
• 10-19: On location
  
• 10-20: Respond(ing) w/ Caution
  
• 10-21: Not Used
  
• 10-22: Structure Fire
  
• 10-23: Rubbish Fire
  
• 10-24: Vehicle fire
  
• 10-25: Brush Fire
  
• 10-26: Assistance Call
  
• 10-27: Request PD to the Scene
  
• 10-28: Request C/O to the Scene
  
• 10-29: Progress Report
  
• 10-30: Situation under Control
  
• 10-31 Though 34:Not Used
  
• 10-35: Extrication Call
  
• 10-36: Aided Case
  
• 10-37: Not Used
  
• 10-38: Not Used
  
• 10-39: In-Service by Pager Only
  
• 10-40: Back in Quarters
  
• 10-41: Release Manpower
  
• 10-42 Though 44: Not Used
  
• 10-45: Fire Fatality
  
• 10-45b: Serious Fire Injury
  
• 10-75: Confirmed Working Structure Fire
  

For the Ambluanes Dispatch by the County:

• 10-84: On location
  
• 10-85: Transporting to_____________
  
• 10-86: Arriving at _____________
  

No Wonder people want to go to plain english lol

*Thank's to Fordyce.com for the list, Before it went off line*

Edited January 4, 2006 by ems-buff

[Guest]

**A couple of things to add -

10-41 is used only by a few departments, i don't think it's on the official county list.

Additional codes used by NRFD

10-45A - apparent DOA

10-45C - less serious fire injury

10-50A - Req. Arson/C&O investigator (Immediate Response)

10-50B - Req. Arson/C&O investigator (Delayed Response)

10-68 - Heat Complaint

10-88 - Bomb Scare

HAZ MAT Team Codes

10-201 - Team Memebers Available 10-1 Fire Control

10-202 - Officers 10-1 Fire Control

10-204 - Memebers Respond To _____________

10-205 - All Members off Stand-By

[Guest]

one 10 code you all forgot is 10-99 witch means ohh crap/were in truble

[Guest]

10-99 I HOPE I NEVER HEAR THAT!