Which code represents Administrative Detail?

Which code represents Administrative Detail?

• A. 1039
• B. 1040
• C. 1035
• D. 1043

Answer: (A)

Administrative Detail is used whenever a unit is assigned to non-enforcement, office-style tasks rather than responding to incidents in the field. This code signals that the officer or unit is tied up with administrative duties, such as paperwork, reports, or internal tasks, and not available for active patrol or on-scene work. That clarity helps dispatch allocate resources efficiently and avoids misunderstanding about a unit’s availability. The other codes in the set represent different types of assignments or statuses, such as field operations or on-scene activity, and they do not indicate administrative duties.

Administrative Detail is used whenever a unit is assigned to non-enforcement, office-style tasks rather than responding to incidents in the field. This code signals that the officer or unit is tied up with administrative duties, such as paperwork, reports, or internal tasks, and not available for active patrol or on-scene work. That clarity helps dispatch allocate resources efficiently and avoids misunderstanding about a unit’s availability.

The other codes in the set represent different types of assignments or statuses, such as field operations or on-scene activity, and they do not indicate administrative duties.