Miami-Dade County (FL) Fire/Rescue/EMS Brevity Codes
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MIAMI-DADE FIRE RESCUE CALL CODES
Calls for service received by Miami-Dade Fire Rescue will be coded according to Fire Codes or Advanced Medical Priority Dispatch System, as applicable (Ex. 29Bravo1 - Traffic Collision with Injuries) Calls for service initially received or reported by Miami-Dade Police and transferred to Fire Rescue will be coded according to Police "3" Codes Common Examples: 317 - Traffic Accident (When routine, often referred to simply as "17") 330 - Gunshot Injuries 332 - Assault/Battery 341 - Sick Person (Miscellaneous/Undetermined Illness) 342 - Ambulance (Request for BLS Transport Unit) 344 - Attempted Suicide 345 - Deceased on Arrival (often referred to simply as "45")
Fire Codes
2A Second alarm (2nd full assignment) 3A Third alarm (3rd full assignment) 4A Fourth alarm (4th full assignment) 5A Fifth alarm (5th full assignment) 6A Sixth alarm (6th full assignment) AC All clear BA Stroke Alert C1 Code 1 - First alarm (full assignment, working fire) C2 Code 2 - Handled by specific unit or units C3 Code 3 - Investigation being done by first arriving unit C4 Code 4 - False alarm, no service required CA Cardiac alert FO Fire out M1 Mass Casualty Incident Level 1 M2 Mass Casualty Incident Level 2 M3 Mass Casualty Incident Level 3 TA Trauma alert - Meets State trauma criteria UC Under Control WK Working fire MA Medical Assist
UNIT CODES
AH - At hospital AL - At landing zone AR - Arrived DS - Dispatched EN - Enroute TH - To hospital TL - To landing zone 05 - In quarters 06 - At location other than quarters (not on a call) 07 - Cancelled 09 - Cleared call/In service 10 - Out of service
MISC. CODES/TERMS
ALS - Advanced Life Support BLS - Basic Life Support CAD - Computer Aided Dispatch (Systems used by both Field Units, Dispatchers) GOA - Gone On Arrival POV - Personally Owned Vehicle PX - Patient Transfer (to custody of hospital) 42/342 - BLS Squad or Ambulance for transport Routine - Respond routine, no priority symptoms On a 3 - Respond with lights and sirens, priority symptoms Baker Act - Patient requires mental health evaluation
Fire Unit Designators
SUPPRESSION UNITS
A01-A99 .................... Aerial (number is station assigned) E01-E99 .................... Engine (number is station assigned) L01-L99 .................... Ladder (number is station assigned) P01-P99 .................... Platform (number is station assigned)
RESCUE UNITS
R01-R99,R202 .............. Rescue (number is station assigned)
====OTHER UNIT
1143 ....................... ______________ ABXX ....................... Miami Dade Ambulance (private company) AC1 ........................ Airport cart rescue AI1-AI2 .................... Airport Inspector AIH1 ....................... _____________ AIR ........................ Air truck ALC ........................ Alarm Company AMRXX ...................... American Medical Response [private company] (Day Shift) AMRXXB ..................... American Medical Response [private company] (Night Shift) ANC ........................ Animal Control ARN ........................ Air Rescue North ARS ........................ Air Rescue South ART ........................ _______ AS1-AS9 .................... Airport Staff ATF ........................ Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms B01-B14 .................... MDFR Battalion Chief BA1-BA5 .................... City of Miami Beach aerial BE1-BE5 .................... City of Miami Beach engine BR1-BR5 .................... City of Miami Beach rescue BUS ........................ Multiple casualty bus C01-C12 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Chief CA1 ........................ Community Affairs 1 CGD ........................ Coast Guard CHM ........................ Chemist-1 CNTXX ...................... Canteen van XX CU1 ........................ Collapse unit 1 D01-D20 .................... Miami-Dade Fire District Division Chief DD1 ........................ Miami-Dade Fire Deputy Director 1 DD2 ......052859381288529628.................. Miami-Dade Fire Deputy Director 2 DEP ........................ Miami-Dade Fire Deputy Director DOT ........................ Department of Transportation DR1 ........................ ___________ DRN1........................ Drone 1 DVN ........................ Disaster van EMC ........................ Emergency Medical Chief EMO ........................ Emergency Medical Officer In Charge EOC ........................ Emergency Operations Center F01-F03 .................... Airport foam units [MIA] F24 ........................ Airport foam units [Kendall-Tamiami/Miami Executive] F25 ........................ Airport foam units [Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport] FAO ........................ Fire Alarm Office FB21 ....................... Fire Boat @ Station 21 FB73 ....................... Fire Boat @ Station 73 [Port of Miami] FCOMXX ..................... ___________ FDP ........................ ___________ FFS ........................ Florida Forestry Service FHP ........................ Florida Highway Patrol FM1-FM6 .................... Fire Marine (28' fiberglass boat w/portable fire pump) FPL ........................ Florida Power & Light FTXX ....................... _____________ FW1-FW9 .................... Fire Watch FWC ........................ Florida Wildlife Conservation GA1-GA5 .................... City of Coral Gables aerial GAM ........................ Game Warden GAS ........................ Gas Company GC1 ........................ City of Coral Gables Chief? GE1-GE5 .................... City of Coral Gables engine GR1-GR5 .................... City of Coral Gables rescue H01-H19 .................... HazMat staff HA1-HA5 .................... City of Hialeah aerial HE1-HE5 .................... City of Hialeah engine HR1-HR5 .................... City of Hialeah rescue HAF ........................ Homestead Air Force Base HAZ ........................ HazMat 69 HCC ........................ Headquarters Crash Cart HEL ........................ Health Department HMO ........................ ______________ HPL ........................ Homestead Power & Light HRS ........................ Health & Rehabilitation Services HSP ........................ HazMat support vehicle HUD ........................ Housing & Urban Development HV1 ........................ Heavy rescue 1 HWS ........................ Homestead Water & Sewer WHY ........................ Highway Department HZC ........................ Miami-Dade Fire HazMat Chief I01-I50 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Inspector IA1-IA9 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Internal Affairs INC1 ....................... ______ I ........................ Miami-Dade Fire Inspector Officer in Charge K01-K15 .................... Canine unit KA1-KA2 .................... City of Key Biscayne aerial KE1-KE2 .................... City of Key Biscayne engine KR1-KR2 .................... City of Key Biscayne rescue LOGX ....................... _______ LOGC ....................... _______ M01-M99 .................... MDFR EMS Captain (number is station assigned) MA1-MA5 .................... City of Miami aerial MAR ........................ Marine Patrol MC1 ........................ ____________ MCF ........................ ____________ MCPXX ...................... Mobile Command Post XX MD1-MD9 .................... Asst. medical director MDW ........................ Miami-Dade Water & Sewer ME1-ME5 .................... City of Miami engine MED ........................ Medical director MIS ........................ Miscellaneous other department MK1-MK8 .................... Mechanic MN1-MN6 .................... Marine Services staff MNC ........................ ________________ MOC ........................ ________________ MR1-MR5 .................... City of Miami rescue MS1-MS9, M18 ............... Miami-Dade Fire Emergency Medical Staff MTC ........................ Miami-Dade Fire Department Chief MU1-MU9 .................... Motorcycle Units O01-O20, O51, O81 .......... Operation Chief OCA ........................ OPS Central "A" OCB ........................ OPS Central "B" OCC ........................ OPS Central "C" OH1-OH9 .................... Occupational Health unit ONA ........................ OPS North "A" ONB ........................ OPS North "B" ONC ........................ OPS North "C" OP1-OP9 .................... Special Operations Staff OPC ........................ _______________ OR1-OR9 .................... Ocean rescue units ORO ........................ Ocean rescue OIC OSA ........................ OPS South "A" OSB ........................ OPS South "B" OSC ........................ OPS South "C" OWC ........................ _______________ OWN ........................ Owner of structure PA1-PA9 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Public Affairs staff PD1-PD5 .................... Police Arson investigator PDAMXX ..................... Police Requested Ambulance [Non-MDFR] PIOXX ...................... Miami-Dade Fire Public Relations staff PM1-PM2 .................... Preventative maintenance POL ........................ Pollution Control PSD ........................ Miami-Dade Police Department PST ........................ Postal Inspector PWK ........................ Miami-Dade Public Works Department QV1-QV9 .................... Airport QRV unit RDXX ....................... ________ RED ........................ Red Cross REHABX...................... REHAB Unit S01-S52 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Staff SCS ........................ School Board SCT ........................ Airport Scout-8 SE0-SE9 .................... Special event unit SF1-SF9 .................... Safety officer SFC ........................ ___________ SI1-SI5 .................... State Investigator SP1-SP9 .................... Support unit SQD ........................ Squad 69 SRTXX ...................... SWAT EMS staff SSN ........................ Staff Support Capt. North SSP ........................ Scene Support SSS ........................ Staff Support Capt. South SVX ........................ ______________ SUP ........................ Support Lieutenant T01-T31 .................... Training TC4 ........................ Training Captain 4 TCC ........................ Training Captain Central TCF ........................ ________________ TCN ........................ Training Captain North TCS ........................ Training Captain South TCOMO ...................... _______________ TEL ........................ Telephone Company TP1 ........................ _______________ TR1-TR9 .................... Tactical Response Team TRK ........................ Airport Truck 11 TRT ........................ Tactical Response Truck TRO ........................ _________________dndu
URX ........................ USAR (Urban Search and Rescue) URC ........................ USAR Chief (Urban Search and Rescue) V01-V20 .................... Investigator VE1 ........................ Venom One VENT ....................... Typhoon Fan VOC ........................ ________________ W12 ........................ Rigid Hull Inflatable boat at station 12 W21 ........................ Rigid Hull Inflatable boat at station 21 W39 ........................ Rigid Hull Inflatable boat at station 39 W42 ........................ Rigid Hull Inflatable boat at station 42 W43 ........................ Rigid Hull Inflatable boat at station 43 W55 ........................ Rigid Hull Inflatable boat at station 55 W87 ........................ Rigid Hull Inflatable boat at Headquarters WR1-WR6 .................... Water Rescue
MISC INFO.
Units in temporary service for public assignments (i.e. Sporting Events) will often be given designation numbers in the 100's (Ex. Rescue 900)
ADVANCED MEDICAL PRIORITY DISPATCH SYSTEM
Alpha - Routine response (Minor injury or illness) Bravo - Emergency response (Minor injury or illness with potential to worsen) Charlie - Emergency response (Life-threatening potential) Delta - Emergency response (Life-threatening) Echo - Emergency response (Imminent risk of death) Omega - Non-emergency CODE CATEGORY AMPDS DESCRIPTION 1A1 Abdominal Pain: Abdominal pain 1C1 Abdominal Pain: Fainting or near fainting >49 1C2 Abdominal Pain: Females with fainting or near fainting 12-50 1C3 Abdominal Pain: Males with pain above navel >34 1C4 Abdominal Pain: Females with pain above navel >45 2A1 Allergic Reaction: No difficulty breathing/swallowing (rash, hives, itching) 2A2 Allergic Reaction: Spider bite (No priority Symptoms) 2B1 Allergic Reaction: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 2C1 Allergic Reaction: Difficulty breathing or swallowing 2C2 Allergic Reaction: Special medications or injections used 2C3 Allergic Reaction: Minor Jelly Fish sting 2D1 Allergic Reaction: Severe respiration distress 2D2 Allergic Reaction: Not alert 2D3 Allergic Reaction: Condition worsening 2D4 Allergic Reaction: Swarming attack (bee, wasp, hornet) 2D5 Allergic Reaction: Snakebite 2D6 Allergic Reaction: Funnel Web Spider Bite 2D7 Allergic Reaction: Major Jelly Fish sting 2E1 Allergic Reaction: Ineffective Breathing 3A1 Bite/Sting: Not dangerous body area 3A2 Bite/Sting: Non recent injuries >6hrs 3A3 Bite/Sting: Superficial bites 3B1 Bite/Sting: Possibly dangerous body area 3B2 Bite/Sting: Serious hemorrhage 3B3 Bite/Sting: Unknown status (3rd party caller) 3D1 Bite/Sting: Unconscious or arrest 3D2 Bite/Sting: Not alert 3D3 Bite/Sting: Dangerous body area 3D4 Bite/Sting: Large animal 3D5 Bite/Sting: Exotic animal 3D6 Bite/Sting: Attacks or multiple animals 4A1 Assault: Not dangerous body area 4A2 Assault: Non-recent injuries (> 6 hrs) 4B1 Assault: Possibly dangerous body area 4B2 Assault: Serious hemorrhage 4B3 Assault: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 4D1 Assault: Unconscious or arrest 4D2 Assault: Not alert 4D3 Assault: Abnormal breathing 4D4 Assault: Dangerous body area 4D5 Assault: Multiple victims 5A1 Back Pain: Non-traumatic back pain 5A2 Back Pain: Non recent traumatic back pain (> 6 hrs) 5C1 Back Pain: Fainting or near fainting >49 5D1 Back Pain: Not used 6C1 Breathing Problems: Abnormal breathing 6C2 Breathing Problems: Cardiac History 6C3 Breathing Problems: Not used 6D1 Breathing Problems: Severe Respiratory Distress 6D2 Breathing Problems: Not alert 6D3 Breathing Problems: Clammy 6E1 Breathing Problems: Ineffective Breathing 7A1 Burns: Burns <18% of body area 7A2 Burns: Fire Alarm (Unknown situation) 7A3 Burns: Sunburn or minor burns (<hand size) 7B1 Burns: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 7C1 Burns: Building fire with persons reported inside 7C2 Burns: Difficulty breathing 7C3 Burns: Burns >18% of body area 7D1 Burns: Unconscious or arrest 7D2 Burns: Severe respiratory distress 7D3 Burns: Not Alert 7D4 Burns: Explosion 7D5 Burns: Multiple victims 8A1 Hazmat: CO Detector alarm (without priority symptoms) 8B1 Hazmat: Alert without difficulty breathing 8C1 Hazmat: Alert with difficulty breathing 8D1 Hazmat: Unconscious or arrest 8D2 Hazmat: Severe Respiratory Distress 8D3 Hazmat: HAZMAT 8D4 Hazmat: Not alert 8D5 Hazmat: Multiple victims 8D6 Hazmat: Unknown status (3rd party caller) 9B1 Card/Resp Arrest: Obvious death (unquestionable) 9D1 Card/Resp Arrest: Ineffective Breathing 9D2 Card/Resp Arrest: Not used 9E1 Card/Resp Arrest: Not breathing at all 9E2 Card/Resp Arrest: Breathing uncertain (agonal) 9E3 Card/Resp Arrest: Hanging 9E4 Card/Resp Arrest: Strangulation 9E5 Card/Resp Arrest: Suffocation 9E6 Card/Resp Arrest: Underwater 9O1 Card/Resp Arrest: Expected death (unquestionable) 10A1 Chest Pain: Breathing normally (<35) 10C1 Chest Pain: Abnormal breathing 10C2 Chest Pain: Cardiac History 10C3 Chest Pain: Cocaine 10C4 Chest Pain: Breathing normally (>35) 10D1 Chest Pain: Severe respiratory distress 10D2 Chest Pain: Not Alert 10D3 Chest Pain: Clammy 11A1 Choking: Not choking now (can talk/cry, alert, breathing normally) 11D1 Choking: Not Alert 11D2 Choking: Abnormal breathing (Partial obstruction) 11D3 Choking: Not used 11E1 Choking: Choking Verified/Ineffective Breathing 12A1 Seizure: Not fitting now and breathing regularly 12B1 Seizure: Breathing regularly not verified >34 12C1 Seizure: Pregnancy 12C2 Seizure: Diabetic 12C3 Seizure: Cardiac History 12C4 Seizure: Not used 12D1 Seizure: Not breathing (after key questioning) 12D2 Seizure: Continuous or multiple fits 12D3 Seizure: Irregular breathing 12D4 Seizure: Breathing regularly not verified >34 13A1 Diabetic Problems: Alert 13C1 Diabetic Problems: Not alert 13C2 Diabetic Problems: Abnormal behavior 13C3 Diabetic Problems: Abnormal breathing 13D1 Diabetic Problems: Unconscious 14A1 Drowning: Alert and breathing normally (no injuries, out of water) 14B1 Drowning: Alert and breathing normally (injuries or in water) 14B2 Drowning: Unknown status (3rd party situation) 14C1 Drowning: Alert with abnormal breathing 14D1 Drowning: Unconscious 14D2 Drowning: Not alert 14D3 Drowning: Diving or suspected neck injury 14D4 Drowning: SCUBA accident 14D5 Drowning: Not used 15C1 Electrocution: Alert and breathing normally 15D1 Electrocution: Unconscious 15D2 Electrocution: Not disconnected from power 15D3 Electrocution: Power not off/hazard present 15D4 Electrocution: Long fall (>2m) 15D5 Electrocution: Not alert 15D6 Electrocution: Abnormal breathing 15D7 Electrocution: Unknown status (3rd party situation) 15E1 Electrocution: Not Breathing/Ineffective Breathing 16A1 Eye Problem: Moderate eye injury 16A2 Eye Problem: Minor eye injury 16A3 Eye Problem: Medical eye problems 16B1 Eye Problem: Severe eye injuries 16D1 Eye Problem: Not alert 17A1 Fall/Back Injury: Not dangerous body area 17A2 Fall/Back Injury: Non-recent injuries (> 6 hrs) without priority symptoms 17B1 Fall/Back Injury: Possibly dangerous body area 17B2 Fall/Back Injury: Serious hemorrhage 17B3 Fall/Back Injury: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 17D1 Fall/Back Injury: Dangerous body area 17D2 Fall/Back Injury: Long fall (>2m) 17D3 Fall/Back Injury: Not Alert 17D4 Fall/Back Injury: Abnormal breathing 17O1 Fall/Back Injury: Public assistance (no injuries & no priority symptoms) 18A1 Headache: Breathing normally 18B1 Headache: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 18C1 Headache: Not alert 18C2 Headache: Abnormal breathing 18C3 Headache: Speech problems 18C4 Headache: Sudden onset of severe pain (<3hrs) 18C5 Headache: Numbness or paralysis 18C6 Headache: Change in behavior (<3hrs) 19A1 Cardiac Problem: Heart rate >50bpm and <130bpm (without pr. symptoms) 19A2 Cardiac Problem: Chest Pain <35 (without priority symptoms) 19B1 Cardiac Problem: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 19C1 Cardiac Problem: Firing of AICD 19C2 Cardiac Problem: Abnormal breathing 19C3 Cardiac Problem: Chest pain >34 19C4 Cardiac Problem: Cardiac History 19C5 Cardiac Problem: Cocaine 19C6 Cardiac Problem: Heart rate <50bpm or >130bpm (without pr. symptoms) 19D1 Cardiac Problem: Severe respiratory distress 19D2 Cardiac Problem: Not alert 19D3 Cardiac Problem: Clammy 20A1 Exposure: Alert (without prior symptoms) 20B1 Exposure: Change in skin color 20B2 Exposure: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 20C1 Exposure: Cardiac History 20D1 Exposure: Not alert 21A1 Hemorrhage: Not dangerous hemorrhage 21A2 Hemorrhage: Minor hemorrhage 21B1 Hemorrhage: Possibly dangerous hemorrhage 21B2 Hemorrhage: Serious hemorrhage 21B3 Hemorrhage: Bleeding disorder or blood thinners 21C1 Hemorrhage: Hemorrhage through tubes 21D1 Hemorrhage: Dangerous hemorrhage 21D2 Hemorrhage: Not alert 21D3 Hemorrhage: Abnormal breathing 22B1 Industrial Accident: Unknown situation (not caught in machinery) 22D1 Industrial Accident: Life status questionable 22D2 Industrial Accident: Caught in machinery (unknown status) 22D3 Industrial Accident: Multiple victims 23A1 OD: Not used 23B1 OD: Overdose (without priority symptoms) 23C1 OD: Violent (Police must secure) 23C2 OD: Not alert (unable to talk) 23C3 OD: Abnormal breathing 23C4 OD: Antidepressants (tricylic - TCA) 23C5 OD: Cocaine (or derivative) 23C6 OD: Narcotics (Heroin) 23C7 OD: Acid or Alkali (Lye) 23C8 OD: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 23C9 OD: Poison Information Center request for response 23D1 OD: Unconscious 23D2 OD: Severe respiratory distress 23O1 OD: Poisoning (without priority symptoms) 24A1 Pregnancy: 0th trimester bleeding or miscarriage 24A2 Pregnancy: Not used 24B1 Pregnancy: Labor (delivery not imminent >5 months/20 weeks) 24B2 Pregnancy: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 24C1 Pregnancy: 1st trimester bleeding or miscarriage 24D1 Pregnancy: Breech or Cord 24D2 Pregnancy: Head visible/out 24D3 Pregnancy: Imminent delivery (>5 months/20 weeks) 24D4 Pregnancy: 2nd trimester bleeding 24D5 Pregnancy: High risk complications 24D6 Pregnancy: Baby born 25A1 Psych Problem: Non-violent and non-suicidal (alert) 25A2 Psych Problem: CAT or Doctor in attendance. Pt recommended (regulated) 25B1 Psych Problem: Violent (Police must secure) 25B2 Psych Problem: Threatening Suicide 25B3 Psych Problem: Near hanging, strangulation or suffocation (alert) 25B4 Psych Problem: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 25C1 Psych Problem: Not used 25C2 Psych Problem: Not used 25C3 Psych Problem: Not used 25D1 Psych Problem: Not alert 26A1 Sick Person: Non-priority symptoms (condition 2-28 not identified) 26A2 Sick Person: Boils 26A3 Sick Person: Bumps (non traumatic) 26A4 Sick Person: Can't sleep 26A5 Sick Person: Can't urinate (without abdominal pain) 26A6 Sick Person: Catheter (in/out without hemorrhage) 26A7 Sick Person: Constipation 26A8 Sick Person: Cramps/spasms (in extremities) 26A9 Sick Person: Cut off ring request 26A10 Sick Person: Deafness 26A11 Sick Person: Defecation 26A12 Sick Person: Enema 26A14 Sick Person: Gout 26A15 Sick Person: Hemorrhoids/piles 26A16 Sick Person: Hepatitis 26A17 Sick Person: Hiccups 26A18 Sick Person: Hungry 26A19 Sick Person: Nervous 26A20 Sick Person: Object stuck (nose, ear, vagina, rectum, penis) 26A21 Sick Person: Object swallowed (No choking/breathing difficulty, can talk) 26A22 Sick Person: Penis problems/pain 26A23 Sick Person: Rash/skin disorder No difficulty breathing or swallowing) 26A24 Sick Person: Sexually transmitted disease (STD) 26A25 Sick Person: Sore throat (without difficulty breathing or swallowing) 26A26 Sick Person: Toothache (without jaw pain) 26A27 Sick Person: Transportation only 26A28 Sick Person: Wound infected (focal or surface) 26B1 Sick Person: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 26C1 Sick Person: Cardiac history (complaint condition 2-28 not identified) 26C2 Sick Person: Not used 26D1 Sick Person: Not alert 27A1 Stab/gunshot: Non-recent peripheral wounds (>6 hrs) 27B1 Stab/gunshot: Non-recent single central wound (>6 hrs) 27B2 Stab/gunshot: Known single peripheral wound 27B3 Stab/gunshot: Serious hemorrhage 27B4 Stab/gunshot: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 27D1 Stab/gunshot: Unconscious or arrest 27D2 Stab/gunshot: Not alert 27D3 Stab/gunshot: Central wounds 27D4 Stab/gunshot: Multiple victims 27D5 Stab/gunshot: Multiple victims 28A1 Stroke: Breathing normally (<35 yrs) 28B1 Stroke: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 28C1 Stroke: Not alert 28C2 Stroke: Abnormal breathing 28C3 Stroke: Speech or movement problem 28C4 Stroke: Numbness or tingling 28C5 Stroke: Stroke history 28C6 Stroke: Normal breathing 29A1 Traffic Collision: 1st party caller with injuries to non-dangerous body area 29B1 Traffic Collision: Injuries 29B2 Traffic Collision: Multiple Victims (one unit) 29B3 Traffic Collision: Multiple victims (additional units) 29B4 Traffic Collision: Serious hemorrhage 29B5 Traffic Collision: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 29D1 Traffic Collision: Major incident 29D2 Traffic Collision: Hi Mechanism 29D3 Traffic Collision: Hazmat 29D4 Traffic Collision: Trapped victim 29D5 Traffic Collision: Not alert 29D6 Traffic Collision: Not used 29D7 Traffic Collision: Not used 30A1 Traumatic injury: Not dangerous injuries 30A2 Traumatic injury: Non-recent injuries (>6 hrs) 30B1 Traumatic injury: Possibly dangerous injuries 30B2 Traumatic injury: Serious hemorrhage 30D1 Traumatic injury: Dangerous body area 30D2 Traumatic injury: Not alert 30D3 Traumatic injury: Abnormal breathing 31A1 Unconscious: Single fainting episode and alert (age <35) 31A2 Unconscious: Not used 31C1 Unconscious: Alert with normal breathing 31C2 Unconscious: Cardiac history 31C3 Unconscious: Multiple fainting episodes 31C4 Unconscious: Single or near fainting episode and alert (>35) 31C5 Unconscious: Females with abdominal pain (ages 12-50) 31D1 Unconscious: Unconscious (at end of interrogation) 31D2 Unconscious: Severe respiratory distress 31D3 Unconscious: Not alert 31E1 Unconscious: Ineffective Breathing 32B1 Unknown problem: Standing, sitting up, moving or talking 32B2 Unknown problem: Community alarm notifications 32B3 Unknown problem: Unknown Status (3rd party caller) 32D1 Unknown problem: Life status questionable