Comprehensive Radio Police 11 Codes List With Examples

Police Code Meaning When to Use Example in Action
11-6 Illegal discharge of firearms Report or respond to unauthorized gunfire “Dispatch, we have a 11-6 near 5th and Main.”
11-7 Prowler Suspicious person lurking near property “Possible 11-7 reported behind the gas station.”
11-8 Person down When someone is found collapsed “Requesting EMS for a 11-8 on 3rd Street.”
11-10 Take a report Officer needs to document an incident “Proceed to 9th Ave to 11-10 for burglary.”
11-12 Dead animal Report animal carcass on public roads “Animal control notified for 11-12 on Route 7.”
11-13 Injured animal When injured animal is found “Report of 11-13, dog limping on Oak Blvd.”
11-14 Animal bite Bite incident involving animals “Victim claims 11-14 at city park.”
11-15 Ball game in street Children or people playing on roadway “Residents report a 11-15 on 12th Street.”
11-17 Wires down Downed power or phone lines “PG&E notified of 11-17 near Maple and Hill.”
11-24 Abandoned vehicle Vehicle left unattended long-term “11-24 reported near train tracks.”
11-25 Road/traffic hazard Obstruction or danger on road “11-25 debris on freeway exit ramp.”
11-25x Female motorist needs assistance Used when a female driver is stranded “11-25x by grocery store—unit responding.”
11-26 Inoperable vehicle Disabled vehicle blocking road “11-26 in middle lane on I-80.”
11-27 Subject has felony record but is not wanted Background check reveals past felonies “11-27 match on ID, proceed with caution.”
11-28 Check vehicle registration information Used during traffic stops “Running 11-28 on blue SUV.”
11-29 Subject has no record Background check comes back clean “All clear, 11-29 on subject.”
11-30 Incomplete telephone call Dropped or partial emergency call “Check on 11-30 from 911 hang-up.”
11-31 Person calling for help When an emergency call is received from a distressed individual “Officer: 11-31 reported—caller needs assistance.”
11-40 Advise station if ambulance is needed When an incident may require immediate ambulance intervention “Unit 4: 11-40 at Oak Street; advise station on ambulance need.”
11-41 Request ambulance When a casualty or serious injury is reported “Dispatch, 11-41—requesting ambulance at Pine Ave.”
11-42 Ambulance not required When injury is minor and ambulance support is unnecessary “Officer: 11-42 confirmed; no ambulance required at site.”
11-43 Doctor required When medical attention beyond paramedics is needed “Unit 7: 11-43—requesting doctor at the incident.”
11-44 Possible fatality / coroner required When an incident potentially results in a fatality “Dispatch: 11-44 on scene—prepare for coroner arrival.”
11-45 Attempted suicide When a person is reported to have attempted suicide “Unit 2: 11-45, suspected attempted suicide in progress.”
11-46 Death report When a death is reported and must be documented “Officer: 11-46—death report filed at Elm Street.”
11-47 Injured Person When someone is injured and requires medical attention “Unit 3: 11-47—injured person found at the park.”
11-48 Provide transportation When safe transport for a person or evidence is needed “Officer: 11-48, request transport for detainee.”
11-51 Escort When a subject requires an escort for protection or transport “Dispatch, 11-51—escort requested at the courthouse.”
11-52 Funeral detail When a police detail is needed for a funeral procession “Unit 8: 11-52 assigned to funeral detail on Main.”
11-54 Suspicious vehicle When an unidentified or suspicious vehicle is noticed “Officer: 11-54—suspicious vehicle spotted at the mall.”
11-55 Officer being followed by auto When an officer is observed being tailed by a vehicle “Unit 6: 11-55—being followed by an auto near the station.”
11-56 Officer being followed by auto with dangerous persons When an officer is tailed by a vehicle carrying dangerous individuals “Dispatch, 11-56 detected—dangerous persons in pursuit.”
11-57 Unidentified auto at assignments When an unrecognized vehicle is observed at a designated area “Officer: 11-57—unidentified auto at assignment zone.”
11-58 Radio monitored, use phone When radio communications are compromised, switch to phone “Unit 9: 11-58—switching to phone communication.”
11-59 High hazard area, use special attention When entering a high-risk or volatile area “Dispatch: 11-59—exercise extreme caution in hazardous zone.”
11-60 Attack in high hazard area When an assault occurs in a dangerous or volatile area “Officer: 11-60—attack reported in high hazard area.”
11-65 Traffic Signal light out When a traffic light is malfunctioning or off “Unit 3: 11-65—traffic signal light is out at Central.”
11-66 Traffic signal out-of-order When a traffic signal is not functioning correctly “Officer: 11-66—traffic signal malfunction at Maple Ave.”
11-70 Fire alarm When a fire alarm situation is reported “Dispatch, 11-70—fire alarm activated at North Block.”
11-71 Fire report When a fire incident is reported “Unit 7: 11-71—fire report from the warehouse district.”
11-78 Aircraft accident When an aircraft incident or crash is reported “Officer: 11-78—aircraft accident reported near the airport.”
11-79 Traffic accident – ambulance dispatched When a traffic accident occurs requiring ambulance support “Dispatch: 11-79—traffic accident, ambulance en route.”
11-80 Traffic accident – serious injury When a severe traffic accident with serious injuries is reported “Unit 2: 11-80—serious traffic accident with major injuries.”
11-81 Traffic accident – minor injury When a traffic accident causes only minor injuries “Officer: 11-81—minor injuries in traffic accident reported.”
11-82 Traffic accident – no injury When a traffic accident occurs without reported injuries “Dispatch: 11-82—traffic accident, no injuries confirmed.”
11-83 Traffic accident – no details When a traffic accident is reported with limited information “Unit 5: 11-83—traffic accident with no additional details.”
11-84 Manual traffic control needed When on-site traffic control is required due to signal failure or disruption “Officer: 11-84—manual traffic control required at Broad Street.”
11-85 Tow truck needed When a vehicle is disabled or obstructing traffic “Dispatch: 11-85—tow truck requested at Riverside.”
11-86 Bomb threat When a threat involving a bomb is reported “Unit 1: 11-86—bomb threat detected, proceed with caution.”
11-87 Bomb found / Assist Other Unit When a bomb is located and additional support is required “Dispatch: 11-87—bomb found, assist other unit immediately.”
11-94 Pedestrian stop When stopping a pedestrian for investigation or questioning “Officer: 11-94—pedestrian stop initiated on Cedar Lane.”
11-95 Out of vehicle, routine traffic stop When an officer conducts a standard out-of-vehicle traffic stop “Unit 3: 11-95—routine traffic stop, subject out of vehicle.”
11-96 Out of vehicle, traffic stop, send backup When additional support is needed during a traffic stop “Dispatch: 11-96—backup requested for out-of-vehicle traffic stop.”
11-97 Time/security check on patrol When a routine security or time check is performed on patrol “Officer: 11-97—time/security check completed on patrol.”
11-98 Meet officer When two officers need to rendezvous at a location “Unit 5: 11-98—arranging to meet officer at the station.”
11-99 Officer needs help immediately When an officer is in danger and requires urgent backup “Dispatch: 11-99—immediate assistance required at Liberty Square.”

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