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* A more detailed version of the beat map can be found [[Media:Aurora_Beat_Map.pdf|here (PDF)]] | * A more detailed version of the beat map can be found [[Media:Aurora_Beat_Map.pdf|here (PDF)]] | ||
| − | Unit IDs follow the convention of SBB, where S is the one digit shift that the officer is working (1=days, 2=swings, 3=graves, 4=school resource officer, 5=traffic units, 6,8=special operations) and | + | Unit IDs follow the convention of SBB, where S is the one digit shift that the officer is working (1=days, 2=swings, 3=graves, 4=school resource officer, 5=traffic units, 6,8=special operations) and BB is the two digit beat area where the officer is working. For example, unit 112 would be an officer working shift 1 (days) in beat area 12. |
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Others include: | Others include: | ||
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| − | * Adam = | + | * Adam = Second car in that beat area |
* Motor = Motorcycle traffic units | * Motor = Motorcycle traffic units | ||
* Cruiser = Sergeants | * Cruiser = Sergeants | ||
| − | * Tom = Detectives | + | * Tom = Detectives (a suffix of Tom, as in 112T, is a 2-man car) |
* Lincoln = Lieutenants | * Lincoln = Lieutenants | ||
| + | * Ocean = Ofcr working off-duty (Ocean 1 is TMCA South Hospital in E.R.) | ||
| + | * King = K-9 | ||
| + | * Victor = Vice | ||
* Yankee = Crime Scene Investigator | * Yankee = Crime Scene Investigator | ||
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[[Category:Great Plains Region]] | [[Category:Great Plains Region]] | ||
Revision as of 19:56, 29 September 2009
City of Aurora Police Unit List
- A more detailed version of the beat map can be found here (PDF)
Unit IDs follow the convention of SBB, where S is the one digit shift that the officer is working (1=days, 2=swings, 3=graves, 4=school resource officer, 5=traffic units, 6,8=special operations) and BB is the two digit beat area where the officer is working. For example, unit 112 would be an officer working shift 1 (days) in beat area 12.
Others include:
- Adam = Second car in that beat area
- Motor = Motorcycle traffic units
- Cruiser = Sergeants
- Tom = Detectives (a suffix of Tom, as in 112T, is a 2-man car)
- Lincoln = Lieutenants
- Ocean = Ofcr working off-duty (Ocean 1 is TMCA South Hospital in E.R.)
- King = K-9
- Victor = Vice
- Yankee = Crime Scene Investigator