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Thurston County Sheriffs Department

Radio Jargon

Thurston County Police Codes “Cheat Sheet”

Frequencies

-Police Olympia/Lacey/Tumwater Dispatch (Tac 2): 156.15000 (Input: 155.07000)
-Police Olympia/Lacey/Tumwater Car-to-Car (Tac 3): 155.01000
-Olympia Police Dispatch (Tac 9): 158.85750 (Input: 155.91750)
- Police Data (Tac 6) 154.87500 (Input: 155.98500)

Codes

Code 2: Proceed urgently without lights and sirens
Code 3: Proceed urgently with lights and sirens (Sometimes shortened to “code”)
Code 15: No further assistance needed
Code 33 (Same as restricted traffic): Emergency situation - emergency radio traffic only.
10-8: Complete with assignment
10-42: Going home
81: Going to or at station
99/99 on Portable: Meal break

Abrievations

Mal Mis: Malicious mischief
CP: Calling party
RP: Reporting party
CapCom: Capital Communications (The police database)
Multiple Units: More than one unit trying to speak at once
“All systems on one by name”: Officer requesting dispatcher to run a person through the system by name to check for wants and warrants, as well as for the person’s appearance. (The number one can also vary depending on the amount of people the officer is requesting to be run. It also does not have to be by name. Can also be by number, which is the person’s driver’s license number)
Phone Detail: The dispatcher will call the officer to give him details about the circumstance
Requesting Cover: Wanting back-up
[Unit Number] Clear: Same as 10-8
ETA: Estimated Time of arrival
DL: Driver’s License
UTL: Unable to locate
GOA: Gone on arrival
HBD: Has been drinking
DUI/DWI: Driving under the influence/Driving while impaired
BLS: Basic life support
ALS: Advanced life support
On View: The officer saw something and is going to investigate it.
MVA: Multi-Vehicle accident
DIP: Drinking in public
DOC: Department of Corrections
DWLS: Driving while license suspended
MIP: Minor in possession

Unit Numbers

It is broken down into 3 parts
-The first number:

-1= Thurston County Sheriff’s office

-2= Olympia Police
-3= Lacey Police
-4= Tumwater Police
-5= Tenino Police (which covers Rainier and Bucoda)
-6= Yelm Police
-7= Not used, used to be Rainier
-8= Nisqually Tribal Police
-9= Coroners office
-10= CAPCOM employees.
-A letter spoken phonetically which represents the area in the city.
-Another number which is the officer’s number
Examples: 2-Union-6, 3-Paul-24

Washington Counties

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 ===Radio Jargon===
-Thurston County Police Codes “Cheat Sheet”
+Thurston County Police Codes “Cheat Sheet”<br/>
-Frequencies:
+====Frequencies====
--Police Olympia/Lacey/Tumwater Dispatch (Tac 2): 156.15000 (Input: 155.07000)
+-Police Olympia/Lacey/Tumwater Dispatch (Tac 2): 156.15000 (Input: 155.07000)<br/>
--Police Olympia/Lacey/Tumwater Car-to-Car (Tac 3): 155.01000
+-Police Olympia/Lacey/Tumwater Car-to-Car (Tac 3): 155.01000<br/>
--Olympia Police Dispatch (Tac 9): 158.85750 (Input: 155.91750)
+-Olympia Police Dispatch (Tac 9): 158.85750 (Input: 155.91750)<br/>
-- Police Data (Tac 6) 154.87500 (Input: 155.98500)
+- Police Data (Tac 6) 154.87500 (Input: 155.98500)<br/>
-Phonetic Alphabet (Used in place of letters)
+====Codes====
-A Adam
+Code 2: Proceed urgently without lights and sirens<br/>
-B Boy
+Code 3: Proceed urgently with lights and sirens (Sometimes shortened to “code”)<br/>
-C Charlie/Charles
+Code 15: No further assistance needed<br/>
-D David
+Code 33 (Same as restricted traffic): Emergency situation - emergency radio traffic only. <br/>
-E Edward
+-8: Complete with assignment<br/>
-F Frank
+-42: Going home<br/>
-G George
+: Going to or at station<br/>
-H Henry
+/99 on Portable: Meal break<br/>
-I Ida
-J John/James
-K King
-L Lincoln
-M Mary
-N Nora
-O Ocean
-P Paul
-Q Queen
-R Robert
-S Sam
-T Tom
-U Union
-V Victor
-W William
-X X-ray
-Y Young
-Z Zebra
-Codes:
+====Abrievations====
-Code 2: Proceed urgently without lights and sirens
+Mal Mis: Malicious mischief <br/>
-Code 3: Proceed urgently with lights and sirens (Sometimes shortened to “code”)
+CP: Calling party<br/>
-Code 15: No further assistance needed
+RP: Reporting party<br/>
-Code 33 (Same as restricted traffic): Emergency situation - emergency radio traffic only.
+CapCom: Capital Communications (The police database)<br/>
--8: Complete with assignment
+Multiple Units: More than one unit trying to speak at once<br/>
--42: Going home
+“All systems on one by name”: Officer requesting dispatcher to run a person through the system by name to check for wants and warrants, as well as for the person’s appearance. (The number one can also vary depending on the amount of people the officer is requesting to be run. It also does not have to be by name. Can also be by number, which is the person’s driver’s license number)<br/>
-: Going to or at station
+Phone Detail: The dispatcher will call the officer to give him details about the circumstance <br/>
-/99 on Portable: Meal break
+Requesting Cover: Wanting back-up<br/>
+[Unit Number] Clear: Same as 10-8<br/>
+ETA: Estimated Time of arrival<br/>
+DL: Driver’s License<br/>
+UTL: Unable to locate<br/>
+GOA: Gone on arrival<br/>
+HBD: Has been drinking<br/>
+DUI/DWI: Driving under the influence/Driving while impaired<br/>
+BLS: Basic life support<br/>
+ALS: Advanced life support<br/>
+On View: The officer saw something and is going to investigate it.<br/>
+MVA: Multi-Vehicle accident<br/>
+DIP: Drinking in public<br/>
+DOC: Department of Corrections <br/>
+DWLS: Driving while license suspended<br/>
+MIP: Minor in possession<br/>
-Police “Slang”:
+====Unit Numbers====
-Mal Mis: Malicious mischief
+It is broken down into 3 parts<br/>
-CP: Calling party
+-The first number:<br/>
-RP: Reporting party
+  -1= Thurston County Sheriff’s office<br/>
-CapCom: Capital Communications (The police database)
+-2= Olympia Police<br/>
-Multiple Units: More than one unit trying to speak at once
+-3= Lacey Police<br/>
-“All systems on one by name”: Officer requesting dispatcher to run a person through the system by name to check for wants and warrants, as well as for the person’s appearance. (The number one can also vary depending on the amount of people the officer is requesting to be run. It also does not have to be by name. Can also be by number, which is the person’s driver’s license number)
+-4= Tumwater Police<br/>
-Phone Detail: The dispatcher will call the officer to give him details about the circumstance
+-5= Tenino Police (which covers Rainier and Bucoda)<br/>
-Requesting Cover: Wanting back-up
+-6= Yelm Police<br/>
-[Unit Number] Clear: Same as 10-8
+-7= Not used, used to be Rainier<br/>
-ETA: Estimated Time of arrival
+-8= Nisqually Tribal Police<br/>
-DL: Driver’s License
+-9= Coroners office<br/>
-UTL: Unable to locate
+-10= CAPCOM employees.<br/>
-GOA: Gone on arrival
+-A letter spoken phonetically which represents the area in the city.<br/>
-HBD: Has been drinking
+-Another number which is the officer’s number<br/>
-DUI/DWI: Driving under the influence/Driving while impaired
+Examples: 2-Union-6, 3-Paul-24<br/>
-BLS: Basic life support
-ALS: Advanced life support
-On View: The officer saw something and is going to investigate it.
-MVA: Multi-Vehicle accident
-DIP: Drinking in public
-DOC: Department of Corrections
-DWLS: Driving while license suspended
-MIP: Minor in possession
-Officer Unit Numbers:
-It is broken down into 3 parts
--The first number:
-  -1= Thurston County Sheriff’s office
--2= Olympia Police
--3= Lacey Police
--4= Tumwater Police
--5= Tenino Police (which covers Rainier and Bucoda)
--6= Yelm Police
--7= Not used, used to be Rainier
--8= Nisqually Tribal Police
--9= Coroners office
--10= CAPCOM employees.
--A letter spoken phonetically which represents the area in the city.
--Another number which is the officer’s number
-Examples: 2-Union-6, 3-Paul-24
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