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10-25 no code

A

A manhole or transformer, fire or emergency

Other than described in codes 1 2 3 or 4

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10-25 code 1

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Fire has extended from a manhole, conduit, or transformer into a building

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On what 10-25 codes will the utility company dispatch and emergency crew?

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On codes 1 or 4

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Code given for blocking traffic for ems unit

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10-31

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10-34 code 1

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Defective sprinkler device or system

Defective alarm valve, broken pipe etc.

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10-34 code 2

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Unwarranted sprinkler alarm - not defective

Surge in pressure, people working on system, etc.

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10-34 code 3

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Sprinkler has been activated by heat source not associated with an accidental fire.

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10-35 no code

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Unwarranted alarm
( low battery condition, alarm activations without a known cause or when no condition is found warranting an emergency response)

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10-35 code 1

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Unnecessary alarm caused by servicing or testing

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10-35 code 2

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Unnecessary alarm caused by construction activities

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10-35 code 3

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Unnecessary alarm caused by ordinary household activities (toast, steam, aerosol spray)

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10-35 code 4

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Unnecessary alarm caused by other known cause. ( alarms resulting from cigarette smoking in unauthorized areas) NYFIRS report must be submitted

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10-36 code 1

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Vehicle accident or emergency requiring washdown

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10-36 code 2

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Vehicle accident, no injuries and no washdown

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10-36 code 3

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Vehicle accident with injuries

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10-36 code 4

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Vehicle accident, with or without injuries, with a trapped victim requiring extrication

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10-36 no code

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Vehicle emergency other than in code 1, 2, 3, or 4

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10-37 code 1

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Victim deceased

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10-37 code 2

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Victim/patient is NOT breathing and requires resuscitation or may be suffering from a serious, apparently life threatening injury or illness

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10-37 code 3

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Victim/ patient IS breathing and suffering from a non-serious, apparently not life threatening injury or illness

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10-37 code 4

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Medical assignment where the unit is 10-84, has NO patient contact and EMS is on scene

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Code for a victim with thermal burns as a result of heat from a flame?

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10-45 with appropriate code.

Must request response of battalion chief

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10-38 code 1

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Detector activation: Carbon monoxide investigation (low battery, defective detector, unwarranted alarm)

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10-38 code 2

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Detector activation: Carbon monoxide incident.

Meter reading of 1-9 ppm

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10-38 code 3
Detector activation: Carbon monoxide emergency ( co meter reading of greater than 9 ppm)
25
10-38 code 4
NO Detector activation: Carbon monoxide incident or emergency (specify) e.g. No detector present, detector present but didn't activate.
26
10-41 code 1
Fire marshal investigation required Occupied structure or vehicle Occupied at the time of fire, includes vehicles, vacant apt in occupied building, store with dwelling above, occupied detached garage, shed, or similar
27
10-41 code 2
Fire marshal investigation required Unoccupied structure A structure (commercial, residential, public) normally occupied which is unoccupied at the time of the fire
28
10-41 code 3
Fire marshal investigation required Unoccupied vehicle A vehicle, car, bus, train, with or without plates which is unoccupied at time of fire
29
10-41 code 4
Fire marshal investigation required Vacant structure or structure not intended for dwelling purposes. Vacants, build under const, sheds. Must be unoccupied at the time of the fire
30
Fluoroprotien foam operation
10-86
31
10-87
High ex foam operation
32
10-91
Medical emergency EMS- fire unit not required. Only to be used for medical emergency incidents
33
10-92
Malicious false alarm
34
10-99
Unit will be operating for at least 30 mins
35
10-85
Fire marshal requires police assistance
36
10-84
Unit on scene
37
10-80 code 1
Haz-mat incident requiring additional resources and or equipment not carried by regular field units
38
10-80 no code
Haz-mat incident that can be controlled by on scene units. ``` SIPS Small quantity Identified Ppe provides adequate protection Special equipment and training not needed ```
39
10-80
The initial notification to field units of a hazardous materials incident. IC transmits appropriate code after size up of incident
40
10-77
Fire in a high rise multiple dwelling | 75' or more in height
41
10-76
Fire in a high rise commercial building
42
10-75
Notification of a fire or emergency
43
10-70
Water supply is required
44
10-66
Missing, lost, trapped or seriously injured member and additional resources required. If members are missing/hurt as a result of a collapse, a 10-60 must also be transmitted
45
10-60
Major emergency response Potential for multiple casualties (collapse of a private dwelling, derailment of subway car)
46
10-60 code 1
Major emergency response, potential for multiple casualties, technical rescue resources required.
47
Signal given for collapse of a 6 story multiple dwelling, an explosion with severe collateral damage, airplane crash?
10-60 code 2/ 2nd alarm
48
10-45
An injured or deceased civilian at the scene of a fire
49
10-45 code 1
Deceased
50
10-45 code 2
Life threatening injury
51
10-45 code 3
Non life threatening injury
52
10-45 code 4
Non serious injury
53
10-47
Police response required
54
10-48
Police response for harassment
55
10-51
Suspension of outside activities
56
Steam leak
10-40 code 4
57
Water condition
10-40 code 3
58
Electrical emergency
10-40 code 2
59
Gas emergency
10-40 code 1
60
10-44
Request for ambulance
61
10-39
Fd units standing by | Interagency incident e.g. Suspicious package
62
10-33 code 1
Odor of smoke | Nearby working fire, bbqs, salamanders
63
10-33 code 2
Any other type of odor
64
10-31
Assist civilian
65
10-28 code 1
Subway or railroad structural fire | Anything on the platform, or in a building
66
10-28 code 2
Subway or railroad non structural fire E.g. Train fire, rubbish on the tracks
67
10-28 code 3
Subway or railroad Emergency (non medical)
68
10-32
Defective oil burner
69
10-27
Compactor or incinerator fire
70
10-26
Food on stove
71
10-24
Auto fire In a vehicle with plates, or in any vehicle with greater value than salvage
72
10-23
Adv
73
10-22
Outside rubbish fires
74
10-21
Brush fire
75
10-20
Proceed at reduced speed
76
10-19
Return all units except one engine OR one ladder
77
10-18
Return all units except one engine and one ladder
78
10-14
Roster staffing engine (4ffs)
79
10-12
Preliminary report
80
10-11
Radio test count 1-11
81
10-10
Unit location
82
10-9
Off the air
83
10-8
In service by radio
84
10-8 code 1
Used by batt or division when leaving qtrs other than its own
85
10-8 code 2
Used by any unit to indicate they are out of response area
86
10-7
Verify address
87
10-6
Stand by
88
10-5
Repeat message
89
10-4
Message acknowledged
90
10-3
Call dispatcher by telephone
91
10-2
Return to qtrs
92
10-1
Call your qtrs or other unit

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