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MEDICAL PRIORITY DISPATCH SYSTEM

To accurately send the right units, some countries use different codes to state what units need to be dispatched.
These and other medical dispatch codes can be found below.

Code Alpha Single ambulance needed, basic support needed.
Code Bravo Single/Multiple ambulances needed, heavy injuries.
Code Echo Multiple ambulances needed as well as a supervising unit and possibly a fire engine (this would be used when there's a massive accident).

Code Red Immediate life threatening situation
Code Blue Emergency response
Code Green Basic transport needed

Code 10 Critical trauma case
Code 20 Serious trauma case
Code 30 Multiple injuries, urgent (With these injuries being serious, but no where near life threatening)
Code 40 Minor injuries, non-urgent

and a bonus
10-52 Vehicle accident with injuries

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PHONETIC ALPHABET

The Phonetic Alphabet can be used to accurately communicate coordinates, locations, license plates and more.
For instance, a license plate of 12-BGT-34 will be translated to: 1-2-Bravo-Golf-Tango-3-4

Alpha - A
Bravo - B
Charlie - C
Delta - D
Echo - E
Foxtrot - F
Golf - G
Hotel - H
India - I
Juliett - J
Kilo - K
Lima - L
Mike - M
November - N
Oscar - O
Papa - P
Quebec - Q
Romeo - R
Sierra - S
Tango - T
Uniform - U
Victor - V
Whiskey - W
Xray - X
Yankee - Y
Zulu - Z

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GOVERNMENT ROLEPLAY IDEAS 

To give you guys some inspiration, I've made a complete list with all of the government ideas I have.

Gang and Narcotics Unit
State Trooper 
Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA)
Department of Alcohol, Tabacco and Firearms (ATF)
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Department of Homeland Security 
Border Patrol
Secret Service 
Sheriff's Department
Security Police
Detective 
Custody Division 
EMS Supervisory Unit
ECFD Supervisory Unit 
Crime Scene Detectives 
Traffic Police 
Mall Police 
Riot police

Parking Enforcement

(02-08-2018, 06:24 PM)Panda Wrote: There was already a thread about this here but this one is cut down and simpler to learn, good job!

(02-08-2018, 07:11 PM)DVN Wrote: Very helpful, although sometimes it's great to maybe say the code and follow up with whatever is happening as I myself wouldn't remember all that right away haha. Thanks!

(02-09-2018, 09:33 AM)PhantomSolaris Wrote: This is a great guide, nice job!

However for me personally, I have a poor memory and recalling these is difficult if not impossible for me. I tend to just stick with the basics: CODE-4, CODE-3, 10-04.

Other than those, I'll just call it how it is "I'm in pursuit of a red Aston heading towards Cliffside road, suspect recklessly driving. Requesting additionals, over."