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== Location ==
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== Saskatoon Police 10 Codes ==
  
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Since late 2009, the Saskatoon Police uses encrypted P25 for their radio communications, so their transmissions can no longer be monitored by scanner enthusiasts.  There are times however, when information is inadvertently transmitted in the clear, probably due to encryption system malfunctions. 
  
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Saskatoon is centrally located in the province of Saskatchewan, Canada, in townships 36 and 37, ranges 4, 5 and 6, west of the third meridian (Latitude 52.12 North, Longitude 106.67 West). The city lies 780 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg, a little over 520 kilometres southeast of Edmonton, and just over 300 kilometres north of the U.S. border.
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The following are the 10-codes used by the Saskatoon Police Service:
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10-01 In service 10-30 Sudden death
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10-02 Out of service 10-31 Indecent assult
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10-03 Call by phone 10-32 Injured person at ____
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10-04 Acknowledgement 10-33 Emergency
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10-05 Arrived at scene 10-34 Sickness
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10-06 Completed assignment 10-35 Aircraft disaster
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10-07 Open door at ____ 10-40 Domestic complaint
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10-10 Break & enter 10-41 Suspicious person
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10-11 Bank alarm 10-42 Bomb report
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10-12 Robbery 10-44 Caution
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10-13 Rape 10-50 Theft
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10-14 Person with/using weapon 10-51 Property damage
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10-15 Murder 10-52 Disturbance
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10-16 Hostage 10-53 Fire
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10-17 Hijacking 10-60 Stolen auto
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10-20 Negative 10-61 Accident
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10-21 Subject not wanted 10-62 Hit and run accident
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10-22 Subject in prohibited 10-63 Traffic violation
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10-23 Subject wanted 10-64 Tow truck needed
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10-24 Subject in observation 10-65 Ambulance needed
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10-25 Subject in parole 10-70 See complainant
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10-26 Subject in charge 10-71 Location
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10-27 Driver's license check 10-72 Pick up papers
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10-28 Vehicle registration check 10-73 Pick up meal
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10-29 C.P.I.C. Check 10-74 Be breif
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10-75 Pick up prisoner
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10-76 Complete assignment quickly
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Priorty Calls 10-77 Repeat
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10-78 Time check
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1 Emergancy 10-79 Set up roadblock
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2 As soon as possible 10-91 Alarm
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3 Routine 10-100 Unauthorized listener
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Saskatoon is situated on the banks of the south Saskatchewan river which is crossed by seven bridges within the city limits. the altitude of Saskatoon is 481.5 meters above sea level. The city covers an area of 218 sq. kilometres which includes over 120 hectares of riverbank parklands.
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==Related Links==
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* [http://ve5aa.dyndns.org/ VE5AA Saskatoon Amateur Radio Club]
  
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== Environment ==
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Saskatoon is one of the sunniest cities in Canada, receiving an average of 2,381 hours annually. Saskatoon experiences four distinct seasons with temperatures ranging from 30°c (86f) on the warmest summer days to -30°c (-22f) on the coldest winter days. The average annual precipitation level is 347.2mm.
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Saskatoon was rated the number one city in Canada for air and water quality by Chatelaine magazine.
 
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== Time Zone ==
 
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Saskatoon uses the Central Standard Time zone year round.
 
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== Economy ==
 
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Saskatchewan grows half of the entire quantity of Canada’s major export crops: wheat, oats, barley, rye, flaxseed and canola. Saskatoon is at the heart of this market, providing a variety of services and products to the farm sector. Mining is also an important part of the economy. The Saskatoon region is the world's largest exporter of uranium, and nearly two-thirds of the world's recoverable potash reserves are located in the Saskatoon region.
 
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Value added food processing is one of the fastest growing industries in Saskatoon, which is considered the agriculture biotechnology capital of Canada. Saskatoon was named "one of the best cities in Canada for knowledge based businesses" by the Globe and Mail in 1995.
 
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== Population ==
 
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Saskatoon is Saskatchewan’s largest city with an estimated population of 223,200 and growing (as of June 30, 2010).
 
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== History ==
 
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The Saskatoon area has been inhabited for some 6,000 years; however, it was not until the summer of 1883 that the first settlers began to arrive and subsequently in 1903 that the town charter was obtained. "Saskatoon" is derived from 'mis-sask-quah-toomina', the Cree Indian name for a local indigenous berry. Saskatoon was incorporated as a city on May 26, 1906, and celebrated its 100th birthday in 2006. Click here to view a complete history of Saskatoon.
 
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With access to excellent k-12 schools, technical schools and the University of Saskatchewan, many educational opportunities are available.
 
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The University of Saskatchewan is the only university in Canada to house all five health science colleges and a major teaching hospital on the same campus. Some of the first experiments undertaken aboard the space shuttle were a result of research conducted at the University of Saskatchewan. Innovation Place, located on the university grounds, is one of the most successful university related research parks in North America.
 

Latest revision as of 21:40, 2 May 2017

Saskatoon Police 10 Codes

Since late 2009, the Saskatoon Police uses encrypted P25 for their radio communications, so their transmissions can no longer be monitored by scanner enthusiasts. There are times however, when information is inadvertently transmitted in the clear, probably due to encryption system malfunctions.

The following are the 10-codes used by the Saskatoon Police Service: 

10-01 In service 10-30 Sudden death 
10-02 Out of service 10-31 Indecent assult 
10-03 Call by phone 10-32 Injured person at ____ 
10-04 Acknowledgement 10-33 Emergency 
10-05 Arrived at scene 10-34 Sickness 
10-06 Completed assignment 10-35 Aircraft disaster 
10-07 Open door at ____ 10-40 Domestic complaint 
10-10 Break & enter 10-41 Suspicious person 
10-11 Bank alarm 10-42 Bomb report 
10-12 Robbery 10-44 Caution 
10-13 Rape 10-50 Theft 
10-14 Person with/using weapon 10-51 Property damage 
10-15 Murder 10-52 Disturbance 
10-16 Hostage 10-53 Fire 
10-17 Hijacking 10-60 Stolen auto 
10-20 Negative 10-61 Accident 
10-21 Subject not wanted 10-62 Hit and run accident 
10-22 Subject in prohibited 10-63 Traffic violation 
10-23 Subject wanted 10-64 Tow truck needed 
10-24 Subject in observation 10-65 Ambulance needed 
10-25 Subject in parole 10-70 See complainant 
10-26 Subject in charge 10-71 Location 
10-27 Driver's license check 10-72 Pick up papers 
10-28 Vehicle registration check 10-73 Pick up meal 
10-29 C.P.I.C. Check 10-74 Be breif 
10-75 Pick up prisoner 
10-76 Complete assignment quickly 
Priorty Calls 10-77 Repeat 
10-78 Time check 
1 Emergancy 10-79 Set up roadblock 
2 As soon as possible 10-91 Alarm 
3 Routine 10-100 Unauthorized listener

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