
Georgia Police Codes — State & County Guide
Georgia police radio runs on three overlapping systems at once, which makes it one of the more layered states to follow on a scanner. Agencies

Georgia police radio runs on three overlapping systems at once, which makes it one of the more layered states to follow on a scanner. Agencies

The Chicago Police Department does something unusual with radio codes: it uses very few of them. Where other big-city departments built sprawling code lists, CPD

LAPD radio traffic is its own language, and it pulls from three different systems at once. There are the Code numbers that set how urgently

The NYPD runs its own ten-code system, and it isn’t quite like anyone else’s. Where most departments borrowed the APCO list, New York built a

Tune into a Florida Highway Patrol feed or a Miami-Dade dispatch channel and you’ll hear something that sounds different from the rest of the country:

If you’ve listened to a Texas scanner or watched a trooper make a traffic stop, you’ve heard the shorthand: “10-4,” “10-50,” “show me 10-8.” These