El Paso County (CO) Data

County of El Paso

Fire IDs

• 100 Security
• 200 Fountain
• 210 Simla (Big Sandy) now (Elbert County)
• 230 Elbert now (Elbert County)
• 300 Falcon
• 400 Stratmoor (Hills)
• 500 (Donald) Wescott old - Tri-Lakes Monument now
• 600 Broadmoor
• 700 Black Forest
• 800 Green Mtn. Falls (-Chipita Park)
• 900 Crystal Park
• 1000 Manitou Springs
• 1100 Unknown
• 1200 Colorado Springs
• 1300 Cimarron Hills
• 1400 Calhan
• 1500 Southwestern Hwy 115
• 1600 Woodman Valley old - CSFD now
• 1700 Simla (Big Sandy) old
• 1800 Cascade
• 1900 Ft. Carson
• 2000 Palmer Lake
• 2100 Woodmoor/Monument old - USAFA now
• 2200 Tri-Lakes Monument old
• 2300 Falcon AFB (Schriever)
• 2400 Cheyenne Mtn. AFB/NORAD
• 2500 Colorado Springs Utilities - Catamount Wildland
• 2600 Air Force Academy old (USAFA)
• 2700 Peterson AFB
• 2800 Ft. Carson Old??
• 2900 EPSO Jail Transport?
• 3000 El Paso County
• 3100 El Paso County Wildland
• 3200 El Paso County Haz-Mat
• 3300 Ellicott
• 3400 Colorado Centre
• 3500 Hanover
• 3600 Peyton
• 3700 Tri-County
• 3800 Edison
• 4700 N.E. Teller County (NET Co) now (Teller County)
• 6300 CO DFPC Southeast

The chief of the department is always xx00 so Tri-Lakes 2200 is the chief of Tri-lakes Fire Department. So then using xxyy where x is the department;

• xx00-xx09 Chiefs and Senior Leaders
• xx10-xx24 Engines
• xx25-xx29 Mini-pumpers / Other pumpers
• xx30-xx34 Trucks
• xx35-xx39 Aircraft Rescue Crash Trucks
• xx40-xx49 Brush Trucks
• xx50-xx59 Misc. App. (Hazmat, Wildland, Lights, Air, Etc...)
• xx60-xx69 Tenders and Tankers
• xx70-xx79 Non-transport Medical
• xx80-xx89 Transporting Medical units
• xx90-xx99 Individual Personnel

On the Personnel portion some departments have it set up for example Black forest, 791Alpha or 791Charlie, each department is different in this area but it usually is Delta is just an observer or outside fire attack only, Charlie is Fire only personal, Bravo is Medical (Paramedics,) Alpha is both Fire and Medical. But it depends on the department.

Sheriff Radio Codes

From RADIO CALL SIGNS
Radio call signs consist of three parts: the shift number, the type of unit, and the district or permanent assigned number. For example, call sign 1A61 would be, first shift, one person unit, district 61 and 5M47 would be, outside agency, Monument Police Department, officer 47.

Shift Number

• 1 Patrol Section Midnight Shift
• 2 Patrol Section Day Shift
• 3 Patrol Section Swing Shift
• 5 Outside Agency
  • 5C Calhan PD
  • 5G Green Mt Falls PD
  • 5H Manitou Springs PD
  • 5M Monument PD
  • 5P Palmer Lake PD
• 6 Specialized

Type of Unit

• A adam one person unit
• B baker two person unit
• C charlie Crime Prevention and Calhan Police Department
• D david School Resource and Dare Program Deputies
• E edward extra duty
• F frank Fugitives and Fountain Police Department
• G george Green Mountain Falls Marshal
• I intake CJC intake
• L lincoln Lieutenant
• M mary Monument Police Police Department
• P paul off duty patrol section deputies and Palmer Lake Marshal
• R robert Posse
• S sam Sergeant Staff- Command Staff
• T tom Traffic Unit
• U union Pike Peak Community College Campus Police
• V victor Extra duty traffic unit
• X x-ray detective
• Z zebra SWAT

Districts

• 11 Gleneagle
• 12 Monument, Palmer Lake, and Woodmoor
• 21 Black Forest
• 31 Constitution Hills
• 32 Cimarron Hills
• 41 Eastern El Paso County (North of Hwy 94)
• 42 Eastern El Paso County (South of Hwy 94)
• 51 Security (northwest of Main)
• 52 Security (south east of Main)
• 61 Widefield (West of Metropolitan)
• 62 Widefield (East of Metropolitan)
• 71 B Street
• 72 Stratmoor Valley
• 81 Western El Paso County

In addition, there are also radio call signs that consist of two parts. These are usually permanently assigned numbers for some specialized units, all supervisors, and all patrol section deputies involved in off duty situations. For example, the traffic unit and detectives only have two part call signs such as T6 and X5. Sergeants and above have permanent call signs such as S22 or L13 for use while on and off duty, and a patrol deputy has a permanent "paul number" such as P47 for use while not on shift.