Difference between revisions of "City of Dayton"
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| + | ==Dayton Police Department Codes== | ||
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| + | DAYTON POLICE SIGNALS: | ||
| + | 11 LUNCH 12 REPORTS | ||
| + | 20 NO ASSISTANCE REQUIRED 54 BOMB FOUND | ||
| + | 54A BOMB THREAT 99 OFFICER NEEDS HELP | ||
| + | 200 IN SERVICE 201 NO REPORT ON CALL | ||
| + | 202 REPORT MADE 203 UNFOUNDED | ||
| + | 204 GONE ON ARRIVAL 300 OUT OF SERVICE | ||
| + | 301 ARRIVED AT SCENE 400 PHONE ----- | ||
| + | 500 AT RADIO REPAIR CODE A EMERGENCY - NO RADIO TRAFFIC | ||
| + | CODE 13 MENTALLY CHALLENGED PERSON | ||
Revision as of 13:43, 11 October 2009
Dayton, Ohio is the county seat of Montgomery County. It is located in southwestern Ohio, 50 miles north of Cincinnati and 65 miles southwest of Columbus.
Public Safety Communications
All public safety communications for the City of Dayton take place on the Dayton TRS which was established in 1987.
Dayton Police Department Codes
DAYTON POLICE SIGNALS: 11 LUNCH 12 REPORTS 20 NO ASSISTANCE REQUIRED 54 BOMB FOUND 54A BOMB THREAT 99 OFFICER NEEDS HELP 200 IN SERVICE 201 NO REPORT ON CALL 202 REPORT MADE 203 UNFOUNDED 204 GONE ON ARRIVAL 300 OUT OF SERVICE 301 ARRIVED AT SCENE 400 PHONE ----- 500 AT RADIO REPAIR CODE A EMERGENCY - NO RADIO TRAFFIC
CODE 13 MENTALLY CHALLENGED PERSON