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Revision as of 23:52, 13 November 2009
Contents
Apparatus
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 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 MCI 1 M2 MCI 2 M3 MCI 3 TA Trauma alert Meets State trauma criteria UC Under Control WK Working fire UNIT CODES: AH - At hospital AL - At landing zone AR - Arrived DS - Dispatched EN - Enroute TH - To hospital TL - To landing zone 07 - Cancelled 09 - Cleared call 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) Q01-Q99 .................... TeleSqurt (number is station assigned) RESCUE UNITS: R01-R99 .................... Rescue (number is station assigned) U01-U08 .................... Squad OTHER UNITS: 601-630 .................... Ambulance (private company) AC1-AC5 .................... Airport cart rescue AI1-AI2 .................... Airport Inspector AIR ........................ Air truck ALC ........................ Alarm Company ANC ........................ Animal Control AR1-AR5 .................... Air Rescue ARN ........................ Air Rescue North ARS ........................ Air Rescue South AS1-AS9 .................... Airport Staff ATF ........................ Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms B01-B15, B51, B71, B81 ..... Miami-Dade Fire 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 CHP ........................ Air Rescue Chief Pilot CNT ........................ Canteen van CS1-CS9 .................... Air Rescue staff CU1 ........................ Collapse unit 1 D01-D20 .................... Miami-Dade Fire District Division Chief DD1 ........................ Miami-Dade Fire Deputy Director 1 DD2 ........................ Miami-Dade Fire Deputy Director 2 DEP ........................ Miami-Dade Fire Deputy Director DOT ........................ Department of Transportation DVN ........................ Disaster van EMC ........................ Emergency Medical Chief EMO ........................ Emergency Medical Officer In Charge EOC ........................ Emergency Operations Center F01-F07, F25 ............... Airport foam units FAO ........................ Fire Alarm Office (used for false alarms) FB1-FB6 .................... Fire Boats FFS ........................ Florida Forestry Service FHP ........................ Florida Highway Patrol FM1-FM6 .................... Fire Marine (28' fiberglass boat w/portable fire pump) FPL ........................ Florida Power & Light FW1-FW9 .................... Fire Watch GA1-GA5 .................... City of Coral Gables aerial GAM ........................ Game Warden GAS ........................ Gas Company GE1-GE5 .................... City of Coral Gables engine GR1-GR5 .................... City of Coral Gables rescue H01-H19 .................... HazMat staff HA1-HA5 .................... City of Hialeah aerial HAF ........................ Homestead Air Force Base HAZ ........................ HazMat unit HCC ........................ Headquarters Crash Cart (push cart with equipment) HE1-HE5 .................... City of Hialeah engine HEL ........................ Health Department HPL ........................ Homestead Power & Light HR1-HR5 .................... City of Hialeah rescue HRS ........................ Health & Rehabilitation Services HSP ........................ HazMat support vehicle HUD ........................ Housing & Urban Development HV1 ........................ Heavy rescue 1 HWS ........................ Homestead Water & Sewer HWY ........................ Highway Department HZC ........................ Miami-Dade Fire HazMat Chief I01-I50 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Inspector IA1-IA9 .................... Miame-Dade Fire Internal Affairs IIC ........................ 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 M01-M13 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Emergency Medical Captain MA1-MA5 .................... City of Miami aerial MAR ........................ Marine Patrol MCP ........................ Mobile Command Post 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 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 OH1-OH9 .................... Occupational Health unit ONA ........................ OPS North "A" ONB ........................ OPS North "B" ONC ........................ OPS North "C" OP1-OP9 .................... Special Operations Staff OR1-OR9 .................... Ocean rescue units ORO ........................ Ocean rescue OIC OSA ........................ OPS South "A" OSB ........................ OPS South "B" OSC ........................ OPS South "C" OWN ........................ Owner of structure PA1-PA9 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Public Affairs staff PD1-PD5 .................... Police Arson investigator PM1-PM2 .................... Preventative maintenance POL ........................ Pollution Control PR1-PR9 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Public Relations staff PSD ........................ Miami-Dade Police Department PST ........................ Postal Inspector PWK ........................ Miami-Dade Public Works Department QV1-QV9 .................... Airport QRV unit RED ........................ Red Cross S01-S52 .................... Miami-Dade Fire Staff SCS ........................ School Board SCT ........................ Airport Scout-8 SE0-SE9 .................... Special event unit SF1-SF9 .................... Safety officer SI1-SI5 .................... State Investigator SP1-SP9 .................... Support unit SSN ........................ Staff Support Capt. North SSP ........................ Scene Support SSS ........................ Staff Support Capt. South SUP ........................ Support Lieutenant T01-T31 .................... Training TC4 ........................ Training Captain 4 TCC ........................ Training Captain Central TCN ........................ Training Captain North TCS ........................ Training Captain South TEL ........................ Telephone Company TR1-TR9 .................... Tactical Response Team TRK ........................ Airport Truck 11 TRT ........................ Tactical Response truck TS1-TS5 .................... Trauma Services UR1 ........................ USAR 1 (Urban Search and Rescue) UR2 ........................ USAR 2 (Urban Search and Rescue) UR3 ........................ USAR 3 (Urban Search and Rescue) UR4 ........................ USAR 4 (Urban Search and Rescue) UR5 ........................ USAR 5 (Urban Search and Rescue) URC ........................ USAR Chief (Urban Search and Rescue) V01-V20 .................... Investigator VEN, VE1, VE2, VE3 ......... Venom specialist 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
Police Codes
Signal Description 13 SPECIAL INFORMATION/ASSIGNMENT 14 CONDUCT INVESTIGATION 15 MEET AN OFFICER 16 D.U.I 17 TRAFFIC ACCIDENT 18 HIT AND RUN 19 TRAFFIC STOP 20 TRAFFIC DETAIL 21 LOST OR STOLEN TAG 22 STOLEN VEHICLE 23 CLEARANCE CHECK 24 COMPLETE CHECK 25 BURGLAR ALARM RINGING 26 BURGLARY 27 LARCENY 28 VANDALISM 29 ROBBERY 30 SHOOTING 31 HOMICIDE 32 ASSAULT 33 SEX OFFENSE 34 DISTURBANCE 35 INTOXICATED PERSON: MYERS ACT 36 MISSING PERSON 37 SUSPICIOUS VEHICLE 38 SUSPICIOUS PERSON 39 PRISONER 40 SUBJECT POSSIBLY WANTED 41 SICK OR INJURED PERSON 42 AMBULANCE 43 BAKER ACT-(A person who is a danger to themselves- i.e. Mental Illness) 44 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE 45 D.O.A 46 MEDICAL DETAIL 47 BOMB OR EXPLOSIVE ALERT 48 EXPLOSION 49 FIRE 50 ORGANIZED CRIME FIGURE 51 NARCOTICS VIOLATOR 52 NARCOTICS INVESTIGATION 53 ABDUCTION 54 FRAUD 55 WEAPONS VIOLATION51 Narcotics Violator 56 COURT 57 CASE FILING/DEPOSITION 58 TRAINING 59 OFF DUTY ASSIGNMENT 60 TWO MAN UNIT 61 DISTRICT DESK ASSIGNMENT
Q Codes
- QSL Acknowledgement, or "OK on your info". Similar to "10-4".
- QSK Proceed with Transmission
- QTR Time
- QRM Unable to Copy
- QRU Not Wanted or Negative
- QRX Stand By
- QSM Repeat
- QSY Change Channel
- QTH Location
- QRL Busy or Stand By
Wackenhut Signal Codes
1 Call Your Office 2 Call________ 3 To Radio Repair Shop 4 To Motor Pool 5 To Your Station 6 Transfer 7 Cancel 8 Recall 9 In Service 10 Out of Service 11 Out of Service - Personnel 12 Eat 13 Special Information 14 Conduct Investigation 15 Meet an Officer 16 DUI 17 Accident 18 Hit and Run 19 Stopping Car 20 Hot Rod 21 Stolen Tag 22 Stolen Car 23 Clearance Check- Vehicle/ Person 24 Complete Check - Vehicle/Person 25 Burglar Alarm Ringing 26 Burglary- Break 27 Larceny 28 Vandalism 29 Hold Up 30 Shooting 31 Homicide 32 Assault 33 Sex Offense 34 Disturbance 35 Drunk 36 Missing Person 37 Suspicious Car 38 Suspicious Person 39 Prisoner 40 Subject Possibly Wanted - Felony 41 Sick or Injured Person 42 Ambulance 43 Doctor 44 Attempted Suicide 45 DOA 46 Blood Run 47 Bomb or Explosive Alert 48 Explosion 49 Fire 50 E.P. Signal QSL Do You Receive Me OK QTR The Time QRU Nothing For You Here QSM Repeat Your Message QTH Give Your Location QSK Proceed With Transmission QRM Report- I Have Interference QRX Stand By QSY Change Channels QRR Call for Assistance
Wackenhut Unit Numbers/Tower Locations
- Channel 1 South Dade
- Channel 2 North Dade/South Broward (on Industrial Communications tower at Turnpike & Countyline road )
- Channel 3 North Broward/South Palm Beach (on rooftop at Boca Raton Hotel Resort and Club at Camino Real and Federal Highway.)
- Channel 4 MetroRail (Miami) (on Industrial Communications Tower at Countyline.)
- Unit # IDS
- 100-Broward
- 200-Tri-Rail
- 300-Broward
- 400-Boca Raton
- 500-West Palm Beach
- 600-MetroRail
- 700-Dade County
- 800-Dade County
- 900-Dade County
- 1000-Dade County