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Communication Manual
Sections 1 - 3
Contents:
1 – Preface
2 – Public Safety Radio Network
3.0 – Law Enforcement Communications
3.1 – Standardized Radio Verbiage
3.2 – 10 Codes, Look-Up Codes, and Signals
3.3 – Police Officer in Distress (Signal 13)
3.4 – Law Enforcement Radio Operations
3.5 – Law Enforcement Radio Interoperability
3.6 – Law Enforcement Dispatch
3.7 – Law Enforcement Incident Types
3.8 – Active Threat
3.9 – Traffic-Foot Pursuits
3.10 – Constable Notification
3.11 – Law Enforcement Unit Designations
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Communication Manual
Section 4
Contents:
4.0 – Fire-EMS Communications
4.1 – Standardized Radio Verbiage
4.2 – Fire-EMS Emergency Declaration
4.3 – Fire Radio Operations
4.4 – EMS Radio Communications
4.5 – Fire-EMS Radio Interoperability
4.6 – Fire-EMS Dispatch
4.7 – Fire Dispatch Procedures
4.8 – EMS Dispatch Procedures
4.9 – Fire Incident Types
4.10 – EMS Incident Types
4.11 – PSP Fire Marshall Priority Codes
4.12 – Box Alarms
4.13 – Pennsylvania Turnpike Dispatch
4.14 – Fire Decon Strike Team
4.15 – Controlled Burnings
4.16 – Station 69 Dispatch
4.17 – Fire Police Dispatch
4.18 – Hazardous Materials Dispatch
4.19 – Fire Department Unit Status
4.20 – House Siren
4.21 – Fire Designations
4.22 – EMS Designations
4.23 – Mass Casualty Incident
4.24 – Coroner Calls
4.25 – Air Ambulance
4.26 – Drills
4.27 – Fire and EMS Response Plans
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Communication Manual
Section 5
Contents:
5.0 – Incident Dispatch Team
5.1 – Emergency Conditions
5.2 – Red Cross Notification
5.3 – Staging Levels
5.4 – Death, Last Call, and Retirement
5.5 – Advanced Technical Rescue
5.6 – Non-Emergency Notification
5.8 – York Hospital Disaster Response Team (DRT)
5.9 – Critical Incident Stress Management
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