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| − | The Joint CAD Incident Tracking system is a partnership between [http://www.wccca.com Washington County Consolidated Communications Agency] and [http://www.clackamas911.org/ Clackamas County Communications] in the State of Oregon, providing up-to-date information regarding fire and medical-related incidents in both counties.
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| − | A link to the Washington County Fire & EMS feed from the [http://www.radioreference.com/apps/audio/?stid=41 RadioRefernce.com Live Audio Feeds] is located on the front page, allowing anyone with an internet connection to both hear and see calls as they are dispatched.
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| − | ==Unit IDs==
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| − | ===Common & Known Unit IDs===
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| − | ! align="left" | Unit ID
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| − | ! align="left" | Description
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| − | | ALM / ALARM
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| − | | Alarm Designator
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| − | | Designates what alarm level the current incident is at (1ALM, 2ALM, etc) – Note that medical calls can have multiple alarms and are designated with an extra M (2ALMM)
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| − | | AMR
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| − | | American Medical Response – Notification
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| − | | CCOM: M205 thru M207 are normally used by CCOM as an initial dispatch ID, not necessarily indicating that unit will respond<BR>
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| − | WCCCA: Used as a dispatch ID; when a unit is assigned, a three digit combination will be added to this (i.e. AMR212) – In addition, calls within TVF&R’s boundaries that also lie within Multnomah County, POMAR is used, indicating a Portland AMR unit (generally M300 or higher)
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| − | | AURORA
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| − | | Aurora Fire Notification
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| − | | When a call is received by CCOM in Aurora Fire’s boundary, this unit ID is used
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| − | | AT / AIR
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| − | | Air Trailer
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| − | | B / BC / C
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| − | | Battalion, Duty Chief, or Chief
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| − | | Only Lake Oswego uses B for chief designation (Battalion 1) – Note that some department duty chiefs have four digit unit IDs instead of BC (i.e. 1300:Banks, 2501:Hoodland, 3809:Molalla)
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| − | | BOEC
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| − | | Portland BOEC Notification
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| − | | When a call is received by CCOM that originates in Portland Fire & Rescue’s boundary, this ID is used
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| − | | BR
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| − | | Brush Rig
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| − | | BT / BOAT
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| − | | Boat/water rescue craft
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| − | | CAR
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| − | | TVF&R Response Car
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| − | | Unique – Read about them [http://tvfr.com/news/index.aspx here]
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| − | | CAS
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| − | | Air Truck
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| − | | Unique - Air/rehab unit that responds to assignments in West county districts and responds from Cornelius (Cascade 8)
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| − | | CAVOL
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| − | | Canby Volunteer Page
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| − | | CH / CHAP / CHGRP
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| − | | Department chaplain notification
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| − | | Washington County chaplains may respond with a three or four digit ID - TVF&R:2144, 2145; Cornelius: 831; etc.
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| − | | COMM1
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| − | | Clackamas Fire Mobile Command Vehicle
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| − | | Unique - Generally responds on larger incidents within District 1
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| − | | CTCSEC
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| − | | Clackamas Town Center Security Page
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| − | | Notifies mall security of an incident
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| − | | D1SUPP
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| − | | Clackamas Fire Dist. #1 Support
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| − | | Unique - Call for volunteers within the district (usually on box assignments)
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| − | | DR
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| − | | Dive Rescue
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| − | | E
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| − | | Engine
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| − | | There are several variants of this ID – CCOM IDs foreign units with the agency AFTER the type, whereas WCCCA establishes identity BEFORE type.<BR>
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| − | CCOM Examples: EP (Portland), EG (Gresham), EC (Corbet), etc<BR>
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| − | WCCCA examples: PE (Portland), AUE (Aurora), CE (Canby), etc; Reserve engines are given an R at the end (i.e. E60R)
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| − | | EMS
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| − | | Volunteer page for EMS
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| − | | When more EMS manpower is needed, this is used, followed by a two-letter department identifier – EMSCA (Canby), EMSMO (Molalla), etc
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| − | | FDBC
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| − | | Fire Defense Board Chief
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| − | | FDL
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| − | | Fire Dispatch Liaison
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| − | | GEN4
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| − | | Forest Grove General Tones
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| − | | Unique – Pages volunteers to staff station(s) and/or apparatus
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| − | | HB
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| − | | Heavy Brush Rig
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| − | | Carries more water, tools, manpower, etc than a standard BR
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| − | | HM
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| − | | Hazmat Unit
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| − | | HR
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| − | | Heavy Rescue
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| − | | The Swiss Army Knife of your local fire department! :)
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| − | | HS / HSQ
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| − | | Heavy Squad
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| − | | TVF&R: HS66 is the district’s [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemical,_biological,_radiological,_and_nuclear CBRNE] unit <BR>
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| − | CCFD#1: HSQ4 is the equivalent of a HR; HSQ5 is a Special Operations unit (Hazmat/CBRNE)
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| − | | IMT
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| − | | Incident Management Team Notification
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| − | | Notification / page(s) an overhead team consisting of several specialists trained to help mitigate and manage large-scale incidents
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| − | | INFO
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| − | | Information
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| − | | Information about a call – for dispatchers and responding agencies’ eyes only!
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| − | | INV / PREV
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| − | | Fire Investigator
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| − | | Washington County uses the former, while Clackamas uses the latter
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| − | | LB
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| − | | Light Brush Rig
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| − | | LFSTBY / LF / LIFE
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| − | | Lifeflight Notification
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| − | | Denotes standby, activation, and activity of responding Lifeflight helicopters
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| − | | LOCOM
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| − | | Lake Oswego Communications Notification
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| − | | When a call is received by CCOM in Lake Oswego's limits, this unit ID is used
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| − | | LT
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| − | | Light Trailer
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| − | | Unique – Light trailer operating out of Cornelius Station 8
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| − | | M / MED
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| − | | ALS Medic unit
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| − | | Like the E(ngine) ID, M(edic) uses the same foreign naming conventions discussed above (i.e. NBM20 – Newberg Medic 20)
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| − | | METW / MW
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| − | | MetroWest Notification / Unit
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| − | | Used to dispatch an ambulance on a call; once the unit is assigned, they become MW (i.e. MW51, MW76, etc) – The letter after the METW(A/B/C/D/E/F) has no real meaning to how or what units are dispatched
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| − | | MX
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| − | | Medical Examiner
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| − | | NORCOM
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| − | | North Marion County Communications Notification
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| − | | When a call is received by CCOM in any of NORCOM's districts, this unit ID is used
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| − | | NOTIFY
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| − | | Hoodland Fire Notification
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| − | | Used to notify the Hoodland Duty Chief of an incident on or near Mt. Hood
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| − | | NWGAS
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| − | | Northwest Natural Gas notification
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| − | | ODF / SFOR
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| − | | Oregon Department of Forestry Notification
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| − | | ODOT
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| − | | Department of Transportation Notification
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| − | | PGE
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| − | | Portland General Electric notification
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| − | | PH38
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| − | | Molalla Fire Station?
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| − | | Unknown
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| − | | PIO
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| − | | Public Information Officer
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| − | | PU
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| − | | Pickup
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| − | | Sometimes doubles as a BR
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| − | | PW
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| − | | Local public works notification
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| − | | QRT
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| − | | Quick Response Team
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| − | | Unknown
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| − | | R
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| − | | Rescue
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| − | | The same foreign naming conventions previously discussed apply here
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| − | | RAT
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| − | | AMR’s Reach & Treat Team
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| − | | Used in S&R events around the Mt. Hood National Forest
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| − | | REDCRS
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| − | | American Red Cross Notification
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| − | | RH / RHB / RHGRP
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| − | | Rehabilitation Unit (Air)
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| − | | RRT
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| − | | Rope Rescue Team
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| − | | SARRT (Sandy), BRRRT (Boring), ESRRT (Estacada), HDRRT (Hoodland)
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| − | | S / SQ
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| − | | Rescue Squad
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| − | | SIREN
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| − | | Station siren activation
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| − | | STA
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| − | | General station page / tone-out
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| − | | SQT
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| − | | Telesquirt
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| − | | Support Vehicle
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| − | | T / TR
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| − | | Truck
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| − | | The same foreign naming conventions previously discussed apply here - Note that Hillsboro's TR03 is a technical rescue vehcile, NOT a truck
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| − | | TIMER / ETIME
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| − | | Electronic incident timer
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| − | | TSKFOR
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| − | | Task Force
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| − | | Not quite a full box/1st Alarm response
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| − | | TIP
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| − | | Trauma Intervention Program
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| − | | Unique - Clackamas County
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| − | | U
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| − | | Utility
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| − | | USAR
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| − | | Urban Search & Rescue
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| − | | USA
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| − | | Unified Sewage Agency notification
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| − | | United States Forest Service notification
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| − | | WR / WRTEAM / WCWR / CCWR
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| − | | Water Rescue Notification & Response
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| − | | The third and fourth IDs indicate what county (WC=Washington, CC=Clackamas)
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| − | | WATER
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| − | | Water Tender Callout
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| − | | Water Tender
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| − | | X
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| − | | Placeholder
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| − | | When dispatch needs to keep a call active, switch a unit, etc., X is used
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| − | ===Other Units Not Listed===
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| − | Throughout both counties, there are several units that have not been included in this list. For example, in Washington County, a fire investigator can have a three or four digit unit ID (TVF&R: 2514, Hillsboro: 115, Forest Grove: 4911), but they are not included here. While every attempt is made to identify common unit IDs, this is not a complete database or reference. The best way to know what unit is responding is by keeping an ear on your scanner.
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| − | ==Extra Info==
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| − | Stuff goes here.
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| − | ==External Links==
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| − | [http://www.wccca.com/PITS/ Joint CAD Incident Tracking System]
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