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1
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10-1

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Call your Quarters or Other Unit by telephone.

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2
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10-2

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Return to Quarters

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3
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10-3

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Call Dispatcher by Telephone

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4
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10-4

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Acknowledgement

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5
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10-5

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Repeat Message

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6
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10-6

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Stand By

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7
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10-7

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Verify Address/Location

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8
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10-8

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In-service by Radio
Code 1: Used ONLY by a Division or Battalion to indicate it is in-service by radio when leaving a quarters other than its own at which it had been off the air and to which its alarms had been routed.
Code 2: Used by any unit to indicate it is on the air outside its response area.

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9
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10-9

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Off the Air

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10
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10-10

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Unit Location

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11
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10-11

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Radio Test Count

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12
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10-12

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Preliminary Report

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13
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10-14

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Roster Staffed Engine Company

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14
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10-18

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Return All Units, except 1 Engine AND 1 Ladder

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15
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10-19

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Return All Units, except 1 Engine OR 1 Ladder

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16
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10-20

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Proceed at Reduced Speed

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17
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10-21

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Brush Fire

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18
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10-22

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Outside Rubbish Fire

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19
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10-23

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Abandoned Derelict Vehicle Fire

-A fire in a vehicle that has no value other than salvage and no owner can be located.

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10-24

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Auto Fire

-A fire in a vehicle with plates or in any vehicle having a value greater than that of salvage

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21
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10-25

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Manhole or Transformer Fire or Emergency
Code 1: Fire has extended from a manhole, conduit, or transformer into a building
Code 2: Fire has blown one or more manhole covers, or smoke is issuing from a manhole under pressure.
Code 3: Smoke is seeping from a manhole.
Code 4: Fire or smoke condition from a transformer at any location i.e., pole, vault, room, etc.
No Code: Situation other than as described in Codes 1, 2, 3, or 4

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22
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10-26

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Food on the Stove

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23
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10-27

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Compactor or Incinerator Fire

-Fire has not extended from compactor or shaft

24
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10-28

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Subway or Railroad System - Fire, Emergency (non-medical) or Smoke Condition
Code 1: Structural Fire
Code 2: Non-Structural Fire (e.g. Train fire, Rubbish on the tracks, etc.)
Code 3: Emergency (non-medical)

  • Anything on the platform is considered a structural fire
  • Anything on the tracks is a Code 2
  • An electrical condition found ANYWHERE, is an example of a Code 3
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10-31
Assist Civilian | -All calls for assistance, other than medical assignments
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10-32
Defective Oil Burner | - Fire has not extended from the firebox
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10-33
Odor Condition Code 1: Odor of Smoke. A smoke condition caused by a nearby working fire or fires such as barbecues, salamanders, etc. Code 2: Any type of odor.
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10-34
Sprinkler System Emergency Code 1: Defective sprinkler device or system (defective alarm valve, broken pipe, etc.) Code 2: Unwarranted sprinkler alarm - Not defective (surge in pressure, people working on the system, etc) Code 3: Sprinkler has been activated by heat source not associated with an accidental fire.
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10-35
.Unwarranted or Unnecessary Alarm System Activation No Code - Unwarranted Alarm Codes 1-4 - Unnecessary Alarm Code 1 - Unnecessary alarm caused by alarm system testing or servicing Code 2 - Unnecessary alarm caused by construction activities Code 3 - Unnecessary alarm caused by ordinary household activities (e.g. steam from a shower) Code 4 - Unnecessary alarm caused by other known cause
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10-36
Vehicle Accident or Emergency Code 1: Vehicle accident or emergency requiring washdown Code 2: Vehicle accident, no injuries, no washdown Code 3: Vehicle accident with injuries Code 4: Vehicle accident, with or without injuries, with a trapped victim requiring extrication No Code: Vehicle emergency other than described above
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10-37
Medical Assignment Not Associated with Fire Operations Code 1: Victim Deceased Code 2: Victim/Patient NOT breathing, requires resuscitation, or suffering from a serious, life threatening injury or illness Code 3: Victim/Patient IS breathing, not life threatening injury or illness Code 4: Unit is 10-84, has NO patient contact and EMS is on scene
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10-38
Carbon Monoxide Response Code 1: Detector Activation: CO Investigation (low battery, defective detector, unwarranted alarm, etc.) Code 2: Detector Activation: CO Incident (CO meter reading of 1-9ppm) Code 3: Detector Activation: CO Emergency (CO meter reading of greater than 9ppm) Code 4: No Detector Activation
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10-39
FD Standing By | FD units standing by at an interagency incident.
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10-40
``` Utility Emergency Code 1: Gas Code 2: Electrical Code 3: Water Condition Code 4: Steam Leak ```
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10-41
``` Suspicious Fire (Code Required) Code 1: Occupied Structure or Vehicle Code 2: Unoccupied Structure Code 3: Unoccupied Vehicle Code 4: Vacant Structure (also, buildings under construction, detached garages, and sheds) ```
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10-44
Request for Ambulance
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10-45
``` Civilian DOA or Serious Injury (Fire Related ONLY) Code 1: Deceased Code 2: Life Threatening Injury Code 3: Non-Life Threatening Injury Code 4: Non-Serious Injury ```
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10-47
Police Response
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10-48
Police Response for Harassment
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10-51
Suspension of Outside Activities
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10-60
Major Emergency Incident w/ the potential for multiple casualties, e.g. collapse of a private dwelling, derailment of a subway car. Code 1: Major Emergency Incident with the potential for multiple casualties, with the need for Enhanced Technical Rescue Resources. Code 2: Major Emergency Incident with the potential for multiple casualties, with the need for Enhanced Technical Rescue Resources. Incident is of a larger scale requiring an enhanced 2nd Alarm assignment, e.g. collapse of a 6 story multiple dwelling, an explosion with severe collateral structural damage, airplane crash (except Airport Crash Boxes 37 LaGuardia and 269 JFK). Note: Technical Rescue defined as tunneling, trenching, shoring, cutting of load-bearing structural members, complicated disentanglement/extrication, etc.
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10-66
Missing, Lost, Trapped or Seriously Injured Member AND Additional Resources are Required Note: If there are indications that members are missing/lost/trapped/or seriously injured as a result of a collapse, signal 10-60 must also be transmitted in addition to signal 10-66.
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10-70
Water Supply is required
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10-75
Notification of a Fire or Emergency | -4 Engines, 2 Ladders, 2 BC's, 1 FAST Truck, 1 Squad (if available), 1 Rescue (if available)
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10-76
Notification of a Fire in a High-Rise Building
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10-77
Notification of a Fire in a High-Rise Multiple Dwelling
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10-80
Hazardous Material Incident No Code: Incident can be controlled by the on-scene unit(s) and requires no additional resources Code 1: Incident requires additional resources not carried by regular field units
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10-84
First Unit to Arrive - unit is on-scene - The signal must be followed w/in 5 minutes by a preliminary report
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10-85
Fire Marshal requires emergency police assistance (specify reason)
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10-86
Fluoroprotein Foam Operation Transmitted for a fire or emergency requiring Fluoroprotein foam concentrate IN ADDITION to that carried by units on the scene.
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10-87
High Expansion Foam Operation Transmitted for a fire or emergency requiring High Expansion foam
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10-91
Medical Emergency EMS - Fire Unit Not Required
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10-92
Malicious False Alarm
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10-99
Unit Will Be Operating for at least 30 Minutes
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Simultaneous need for Aerial Ladder for Roof FF AND Occupant Removal
"FAT SLIDE" F - Frightened A - Agitated T - Threatening to jump ``` S - Smoke or fire in vicinity L - Location or severity of fire I - Immediate danger D - Doubt E - Endangered or seriously disturbed ```

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