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10-1: Call Your Quarters by Phone
10-2: Return To Quarters
10-3: Call Dispatcher by Phone
10-4: Acknowedgement
10-5: Repeat Message
10-6: Stand By
10-7: Verify Address or Location
10-8: In Service
CODE 1: Not At Own Quarters
CODE 2: Outside Response Area
10-9: Off The Air
10-10: Current Location
10-11: Radio Test Count
10-12: Report Conditions On Arrival
10-13: Fire Marshal Needs Immediate Police Assistance
10-14: Unit Is Understaffed
10-18: One Engine and One Ladder Required
10-19: One Engine or One Ladder Required
10-20: Proceed At Reduced Speed
10-21: Brush Fire
10-22: Outside Rubbish Fire
10-23: Abandoned Vehicle Fire
10-24: Vehicle Fire
10-25: Manhole Or Transformer Vault Fire
CODE 1: Fire has Extended into Building
CODE 2: Blown manhole cover
CODE 3: Smoke From Manhole
10-26: Food On Stove
10-27: Compactor Fire
10-28: Subway / Railroad Fire, Smoke, or Emergency
CODE 1: MTA NYC Transit System
CODE 2: Other Transit System
CODE 3: Power Removal
CODE 4: Confirm Power Removal
CODE 5: Emergency In Transit
10-31: Clogged Incinerator
10-32: Defective Oil Burner
10-33: Odor Of Smoke
CODE 1: Caused by Nearby Fires, BBQ's, etc.
CODE 2: Other Type Odor
10-34: Sprinkler System Emergency
CODE 1: Defective System
CODE 2: Accidental
CODE 3: Non-Fire Heat Source
10-35: Automatic Alarm System Emergency
CODE 1: Defective Alarm
CODE 2: Accidental Alarm
CODE 3: Recorded Alarm
10-36: Automobile Accident or Emergency
CODE 1: Washdown
CODE 2: No Injury
CODE 3: Injuries
CODE 4: Extrication Required
10-37: Assist Citizen (non-fire related)
CODE 1: Victim Deceased
CODE 2: Victim Not Breathing
CODE 3: Victim Injured
10-38: Carbon Monoxide Response
CODE 1: Detector Activation (low battery, defective, etc.)
CODE 2: Carbon Monoxide Incident (readings of 1-9 PPM)
CODE 3: Carbon Monoxide Emergency (readings of greater than 9 PPM)
CODE 4: No Detector or Activation
10-40: Gas Or Electric Emergency
CODE 1: Gas Emergency
CODE 2: Electrical Emergency
CODE 3: Water Condition
CODE 4: Steam Leak
10-41: Suspicious Fire (Fire Marshal Investigation Required)
CODE 1: Occupied Structure or Vehicle
CODE 2: Unoccupied Structure
CODE 3: Unoccupied Vehicle
CODE 4: Vacant Structure
10-44: Request Ambulance
10-45: Fire Related Death / Serious Injury
CODE 1: Victim Deceased
CODE 2: Life Threatening Serious Injury
CODE 3: Non Life Threatening Serious Injury
10-47: Police Required
10-48: Police Required For Harassment
10-51: Temorarily Cancel Outside Activities
10-60: Major Emergency Response: Original Assignment + Rescue 3 / Collapse Rescue, 2 Rescues, Squad 1 / TRV, HazMat 1, HazMat Tech Unit,
Tactical Support Unit, Field Comm, 5 Battalion Chiefs, Division Chief, Safety Battalion, Special Operations Battalion, Public Information Officer
10-70: First Engine Has No Water; Relay Required
10-75: *FIRE* 4 Engines, 2 Ladders + FAST Truck, Rescue, Squad, 2 Battalion Chiefs, Division Chief, Recuperation & Care Unit
10-76: *
Recuperation & Care Unit, Tactical Support Unit, 5 Battalion Chiefs, Division Chief, Safety Battalion, Special Operations Battalion, Public Information Officer
10-77: *High Rise Multiple Dwelling Fire* 4 Engines + CFR Engine, 4 Ladders + FAST Truck, Rescue, Squad, 4 Battalion Chiefs, Division Chief, Safety Battalion, Special Operations Battalion
10-80: Hazardous Material Incident
NO CODE: Incident can be controlled by the on
scene unit(s)- no additional resources required
CODE 1: Incident requires additional resources not
carried by regular field units to mitigate a spill or release that requires
specialized training, knowledge, equipment or PPE. No contamination of
civilians or responders
CODE 2: Incident involves a spill or release with
four (4) or less contaminated civilians or responders. Additional Haz-Mat
resources required for possible rescue, mitigation and decontamination
CODE 3: Incident where five (5) or more civilians
or responders are contaminated and additional resources above the Code 2 level
are needed
CODE 4: Mass Decontamination Response to
decontaminate a large number of victims as quickly as possible. A Mass Decon
Task Force is dispatched
10-84: Unit Arrived At Scene
10-85: Fire Marshal Needs Police Assistance
10-86: Foam Operations
CODE 1: Maximum amount of Flouroprotein Foam required.
CODE 2: Flouroprotein Foam required
CODE 3: High Expansion Foam required
10-91: Emergency, FD Not Required
10-92: Malicious False Alarm
10-99: Will be Operating for Over 30 Minutes