Signal 100 - HOLD ALL BUT EMERGENCY TRAFFIC
Signal 60 - Drugs
Signal 11 - Running Radar
Code Zero - Game Crash
Code 4 - Under Control
Code 5 -  Felony Stop / High Risk Stop
Code 99- Emergency Call
10-1 – Frequency Change
10-3 – Stop Transmitting
10-4 – Affirmative
10-5 – Meal Break
10-6 – Busy
10-7 – Out of Service
10-8 – In Service
10-9 – Repeat
10-10 – Fight In Progress
10-11 – Traffic Stop
10-12 – Active Ride Along
10-13 – Shots Fired
10-15 – Subject in custody en route to station
10-16 – Stolen Vehicle
10-17 – Suspicious Person
10-20 – Location
10-22 – Disregard
10-23 – Arrived on Scene
10-25 – Domestic Dispute
10-26 – ETA
10-27 – Drivers License Check for Valid
10-28 – Vehicle License Plate Check
10-29 – NCIC Warrant Check
10-30 – Wanted Person
10-31 – Not Wanted No Warrants
10-32 – Request Backup (Code 1-2-3)
10-41 – Beginning Tour of Duty
10-42 – Ending Tour of Duty
10-43 – Information
10-49 – Homicide
10-50 – Vehicle Accident
10-51 – Request Towing Service
10-52 – Request EMS
10-53 – Fire Department Requested
10-55 – Intoxicated Driver
10-56 – Intoxicated Pedestrian
10-60 – Armed With a Gun
10-61 – Armed With a Knife
10-62 – Kidnapping
10-64 – Sexual Assault
10-65 – Escorting Prisoner
10-66 – Reckless Driver
10-67 - Fire
10-68 – Armed Robbery
10-70 – Foot Pursuit
10-71 – Request Supervisor at Scene
10-80 – Vehicle Pursuit
10-95 - Recording
10-97 – In Route
10-99 – Officer in Distress Extreme Emergency
Code 1 - Normal Response No Lights/siren
Code 2 - Reponse with lights and intermittent sirens
Code 3 - Lights and Siren Response
Code 4 - Scene/Traffic Stop Clear no additional
Code 5 - Felony Traffic Stop
Priority 1 - Highest priority transport
Priority 2 - Medium priority transport
Priority 3 - Low priority transport (routine)