What code is used for In Service?

What code is used for In Service?

• A. 1008
• B. 1006
• C. 1009
• D. 1010

Answer: (A)

In Service is the status that means an officer is available to take calls and not tied up on an active incident. In many police radio code systems, that availability is represented by a specific numeric code in the 1000-range. The idea behind the correct option is that it matches the agency’s mapping for being ready for assignments. The other numbers point to different conditions—such as being engaged on a call, en route, or out of service—so they don’t denote availability. Remember that the exact digits can vary by department, so you’d confirm the precise code in your agency’s code book.

In Service is the status that means an officer is available to take calls and not tied up on an active incident. In many police radio code systems, that availability is represented by a specific numeric code in the 1000-range. The idea behind the correct option is that it matches the agency’s mapping for being ready for assignments. The other numbers point to different conditions—such as being engaged on a call, en route, or out of service—so they don’t denote availability. Remember that the exact digits can vary by department, so you’d confirm the precise code in your agency’s code book.