Yakima Police Unit Designation Code |
| Patrol:
"Adam" - Day shift unit
"Baker" - Late day shift unit
"Charlie" - Swing shift unit
"David" - Grave shift unit
The shift designator is
followed by the assigned
beat number (i.e. "David"-5
is a graveyard unit assigned
to beat # 5)
"X-ray" - Reserve
"George" - Gang Unit
"K 9" - Canine Unit
"Tom"-Traffic Enforcement Unit
"Mary" - Motorcycles Units
"Ocean" - Special Assignment Units
to the Transit Center
"Sam" - Sergeant
"Lincoln"- Lieutenant
"SR or SRO"- School Resource Officer
Yakima Police Beat Map
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Other Department Units:
"Ida" - Investigator
"John" - Jail
"Victor" - Administrative
Clearing Codes
A-Adam=Assisted or Advised
C-Charles=Cite
W-William=Warning
U-Union=Unfounded
G-George=Gone on Arrival
400 Units
"City of Union Gap"
500 Units
"City of Selah"
Code 4 = everything is under control, slow down
Code 7= lunch break
Thanks to YPD Patrol Division and Dispatchers
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Fire Response Codes :
Code-1 = Non-emergency,
no red lights and siren, can be dispatched to other priority calls.
Code 2 = Non-emergency,
no red lights and siren, will not be diverted to another call.
Code 3 = Responding with,
red lights and siren,
Yakima Sheriff Office:
10-4 = Things are going as planned
10-6 = At a location (10-6 outback of the office)
10-7 = Arriving at a location
10-23 = On scene
10-24 = Clear the scene
10-35 = How much contract time is needed.
10-41 = In service.
10-42 = Out of service.
10-43 = Civilian rider in the car.
10-63 = Attention from dispatcher: drivers check, request for county roads.... Stop sign down
CNA = Call Not Active
INA = Unit assigned to call inactive
Washington State Patrol:
#3 = En route to or at the main Union Gap patrol office
Possible = The victim may be deceased.
Radio acknowledgement by the dispatcher is first unit number followed by the time.
Medical Codes :
Code 99 = not breathing, CPR in progress
Code 10 = not breathing, or call for a coroner
Code 5 = deceased
Code 40 = D.O.A
Others:
RP = Reporting Party
RO = Registered Owner (vehicle)
CRO = Current Registered Owner
ATL = Attempt to locate
UTL = Unable to locate
DRE = Drug Recognition Expert
NAT = No Action Taken
NIR = No Incident Report
The codes are unique to each agency.