NYPD, FDNY AND EMS SYSTEMS
NYPD FREQUENCIES
Manhattan South Patrol Borough (PBMS)
Zone Precincts Frequency CTCSS
Zone 1 1-5-7 476.5625 100.0
Zone 2 6-9 476.4375 110.9
Zone 3 10-13 476.3375 123.0
Zone 4 MTS-17-MTN 476.5875 136.5
Manhattan North Patrol Borough (PBMN)
Zone 5 19-23 476.3875 151.4
Zone 6 20-CP-24 476.3125 167.9
Zone 7 25-28-32 476.6375 186.2
Zone 8 26-30 476.3625 100.0
Zone 9 33-34 476.8875 110.9
Bronx Patrol Borough (PBBX)
Zone 10 40-41 476.5375 123.0
Zone 11 42-44 476.8375 136.5
Zone 12 43-45 476.9125 151.4
Zone 13 46-48 476.4875 167.9
Zone 14 47-49 476.9625 186.2
Zone 15 50-52 476.6625 100.0
Brooklyn South Patrol Borough (PBBS)
Zone 16 60-61 476.4625 110.9
Zone 17 62-68 476.5125 123.0
Zone 18 63-69 476.9375 136.5
Zone 19 66-70 476.8625 151.4
Zone 20 67-71 477.0125 167.9
Zone 21 72-76-78 476.4125 186.2
Brooklyn North Patrol Borough (PBBN)
Zone 22 73-75 476.9875 100.0
Zone 23 77-79 476.7375 110.9
Zone 24 81-83 476.7875 123.0
Zone 25 84-88 476.7625 136.5
Zone 26 90-94 476.6875 151.4
Queens South Patrol Borough (PBQS)
Zone 27 100-101 477.1375 167.9
Zone 28 102-106 477.0875 186.2
Zone 29 103-107 477.0375 100.0
Zone 30 105-113 477.1125 110.9
Queens North Patrol Borough (PBQN)
Zone 31 104-112 476.7125 123.0
Zone 32 108-114 476.6125 136.5
Zone 33W 109 477.0625 151.4
Zone 33E 111 482.6125 151.4
Zone 34 110-115 476.8125 167.9
Staten Island Patrol Borough (PBSI)
Zone 35N 120 482.8875 186.2
Zone 35S 122-123 482.5875 186.2
Patrol Borough Systems / *Future Transit System
PBMAN Patrol Boro Manhattan 471.0625 110.9
PBBX Patrol Boro Bronx 471.0375 123.0
PBBKN Patrol Boro Brooklyn 470.9875 136.5
PBQNS Patrol Boro Queens 470.9375 167.9
PBSI Patrol Boro Staten Island 482.8625 100.0
*TRAN-MAN Future Manhattan Transit 471.0875 100.0
*TRAN-BX Future Bronx Transit 482.5625 100.0
*TRAN-BKN Future Brooklyn Transit 470.9625 151.4
*TRAN-QNS Future Queens Transit 470.9125 186.2
Inter-Operability Systems (PD/FD/EMS)
CW I-O City-Wide Inter-Op 482.6875 110.9\SIMUL.
SICW I-O SICW Inter-Op 482.3875 110.9/SIMUL.
MANH I-O Manhattan Inter-Op 482.7125 123.0
BRONX I-O Bronx Inter-Op 482.7375 136.5
BKLYN I-O Brooklyn Inter-Op 482.7875 151.4
QUEENS I-O Queens Inter-Op 482.8125 167.9
SI N I-O Staten Is North Inter-Op 482.8375 186.2\SIMUL.
SI S I-O Staten Is. South Inter-Op 482.5375 186.2/SIMUL.
Patrol City-Wide Systems
CW-1 Patrol Comb. Ops. 470.6875 100.0\SIMUL.
SI-CW-1 SI Pat. Comb. Ops. 482.6625 100.0/SIMUL.
CW-2 Patrol Comb. Ops. 470.7125 110.9\SIMUL.
SI-CW-2 SI Pat. Comb. Ops. 482.6375 110.9/SIMUL.
Dispatch City-Wide Systems
Traffic Traffic Division 470.8125 123.0\SIMUL.
SI-Traffic SI Traffic Units 482.4625 123.0/SIMUL.
SOD Special Operations Div. 470.8375 136.5\SIMUL.
SI-SOD SI SOD Units 482.4875 136.5/SIMUL.
City-Wide Systems
CW-3 Combined Ops. 470.8625 151.4\SIMUL.
SI-CW-3 SI Combined Ops. 482.4375 151.4/SIMUL.
SPIN Spec. Invest. 470.6625 167.9
DET-1 CW Det. Units 470.7375 186.2
DET-2 CW OCCB Units 470.7875 100.0
CDCW Comm. Div./Admin. 471.1125 110.9
CW-4 Combined Ops. 470.8875 123.0
SI-CW-4 SI Combined Ops. 482.4125 123.0
Intl/DET2 Intel Div./Boro Det. 470.6375 136.5
OCCB-1 Internal Affairs 470.7625 151.4
OCCB-2 Boro OCCB Units 471.0125 167.9
CMD/IAD Command 471.1375 186.2
Tactical Simplex Frequencies
TAC A Zones 1, 6, 11, 16, 21, 26, 31 485.6125 203.5
TAC B Zones 2, 7, 12, 17, 22, 27, 32 485.5875 210.7
TAC C Zones 3, 8, 13, 18, 23, 28, 33 485.5625 218.1
TAC D Zones 4, 9, 14, 19, 24, 29,34 485.4875 225.7
TAC E Zones 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35 485.4625 233.6
TAC F Task Force (PB) 485.4375 203.5
TAC G SOD & TCD 473.6875 210.7
TAC H SOD & TCD 473.7125 218.1
TAC I SP CMD & HQ SEC 485.4125 225.7
TAC J 465.1125 203.5 TAC K 465.1875 210.7
TAC L 465.2375 218.1 TAC M 465.3125 225.7
TAC N 465.4625 233.6 TAC O 465.4875 241.8
TAC P 460.1125 203.5 TAC Q 460.1875 210.7
TAC R 460.2375 218.1 TAC S 460.3125 225.7
TAC T 460.4625 233.6 TAC U 460.4875 241.8
TAC V 460.5375 233.6 (CD)
NYPD Aviation “Company Channel” 123.100 CS
FDNY RADIO INFORMATION
FDNY Vehicle Radio Plan (PL 186.2)
Ch Use Dispatch Mixer
1 Citywide 154.43 153.89
2 Queens 154.40 153.77
3 Brooklyn 154.37 153.95
4 Manhattan 154.25 154.01
5 Bronx/SI 154.19 154.07
Marine Co’s (All Simplex) (Ch16)156.80 (Ch17)156.85 (Ch13)156.65 (Harb. Traf.)
NEW FDNY Portable Radios
Channel Use Frequency PL
HT1 TAC 1 486.1125 CS
HT2 Command 1 485.1875 CS
HT3 TAC 2 486.2625 CS
HT4 487.2625 CS
HT5 487.1375 CS
HT6 485.2625 CS
HT7 486.1375 CS
HT8 485.0625 CS
HT9 – Digital 486.01875 -
EMS TAC 2 487.4875 85.4
Hi-rise In-Building Rpt 483.0125 173.8
Hi-rise In-Building Rpt Dig 483.00625 -
NYPD TAC U I/O 460.4875 241.8
Sub Rpt F1 / Qu HT Rpt 460.575 110.9 / 141.3
Sub Rpt F2 / Bk HT Rpt 460.625 103.5 / 141.3
EMREGENCY Ch. 486.7375 CS
OLD FDNY Portable Radio Plan (SIMPLEX)
Ch Use Frequency
1 Primary Tactical 153.83
2 Secondary Command 154.43
3 Primary Cmd 153.77
4 Primary Cmd/Sec.Tactical 154.01
5 Primary Cmd/Sec.Tactical 153.95
6 Primary Cmd/Sec.Tactical 154.07
7 Mini Repeater 153.89
FDNY Mobile Data Terminals (STARFIRE II)
856.2125 *
856.7375 *
857.7375 *
858.7375 *
859.7375 (19.2K speed) **
* MDC-4800 Data format.
To monitor MDT on these 4 channels, perform a discriminator tap modification to receiver and input to line-in of any computer sound card. Use free software such as MDTMon 1.6.1 to monitor these unencrypted comms. **19.2 not yet monitorable.
FDNY Fall back levels
STEP 1 = No contact / no response to ERS boxes.
In effect every day from 0800 to 2300.
STEP 2 = Step 1 and 1 engine response to pull boxes.
STEP 3 = Step 2 and 1 engine, 1 ladder and a BC to
all structural alarms.
Exceptions: Highway, bridge or BC request.
NOTIFICATION RADIO SYSTEMS
CITYWIDE 1 NEW YORK 461.225 167.9 WWW.
Citywide Radio New York 453.000 167.9
Metro Fire Radio (New Jersey) 451.850 114.8 WWW.
NYPD 10-CODES
Common Codes:
10-1 Call Your Command
10-2 Report To Your Command
10-3 Call Dispatcher By Telephone
10-4 Acknowledgment
10-5 Repeat Message
10-6 Standby
10-7 Verify Address
10-10 Possible Crime (prowler, suspicious person/vehicle, shots fired, etc.)
10-11 Alarm (specify type)
10-12 Police Officer/Security Holding Suspect
10-13 Assist Police Officer
10-14 License Plate Check - Occupied & Suspicious - Verify If Stolen
10-15 License Plate Check - Verify If Is Stolen - Occupied or Not
10-16 Vehicle is Reported Stolen
10-17 Vehicle is Not Reported Stolen
10-18 Warrant Check Shows An Active Warrant
10-19 Warrant Check Negative
Past / In Progress Crime
10-20 / 10-30 Robbery
10-21 / 10-31 Burglary
10-22 / 10-32 Larceny (specify: auto, from person, other)
10-33 Explosive Device or Threat
10-24 / 10-34 Assault (specify)
10-25 / 10-35 Child Abuse
10-29 / 10-39 Other Crime (specify)
10-44 Suspicious Substance (Bio/Chem/etc.) [L-Letter, P-Package, S-Substance]
Rapid Mobilization Codes (see also 10-70, 10-71, 10-77)
10-45 4 sergeants, 20 officers
10-46 1 lieutenant, 8 sergeants, 40 officers
10-47 Additional lieutenant, 8 sergeants, 40 officers
10-48 Unscheduled response as directed by officer in charge
ALSO:
Level One: Responding Borough Task Force
Level Two: Task Force - City Wide
Level Three: Local Borough Precinct Personnel
Level Four: Precinct Personnel - City Wide
Non Crime Incidents:
10-50 Disorderly Person/Group or Noise
10-51 Roving band (specify direction of travel & number in group)
10-52 Dispute (specify)
10-53 Vehicle Accident (specify)
10-54 Ambulance Case (specify type)
10-55 Ambulance Case No RMP required
10-56 Verify if Ambulance Needed
10-56 -O Outstretched Person (used in transit condition needing verification)
10-57 2nd Call for Ambulance - verify
10-58 Assist Ambulance (specify type of assist)
10-59 Alarm of Fire (specify type)
10-60 H Research (disabled vehicle)
I Broadcast (chase/pursuit)
Administrative Codes:
10-61 Precinct Assignment (not available) (give condition and location)
10-62 Out of Service - Mechanical (give condition and location)
10-63 Out of Service - Meal
64. Quality of Life Incident
[A-Animal, B-Blocking Driveway, C-Construction D-Drinking,
E-Bikes/Skates, F-Fireworks G-Garbage, H-Homeless,
I-Hazardous Location K-Lewd Acts, M-Posting Advertisements,
N-Panhandling P-Peddling, Q-Foul Odor, R-Trespass, S-Squeegee
T-Traffic, U-Urinating, V-Vandalism, Z-Other]
Other Conditions:
10-65 Utility Trouble (specify nature and if ESU responding or not)
10-66 Unusual Incident (train derailment/collision, plane crash, building collapse)
10-67 Traffic/Parking Condition (specify)
10-68 See Complainant re: (specify)
10-69 Other Non-Crime Incident (specify)
10-69 N Narcotics - refer to PDU
10-69 S For your eyes only - refer to out of city agency (specify)
10-75 P Park, Walk, Talk
V Vertical Patrol
D Directed Patrol
Mobilization Codes:
10-70 Borough emergency
10-71 Citywide emergency
10-77 Implement local mobilization plan
Assignment Status (interim):
10-80 Cancel (specify unneeded service)
10-81 Transporting to Stationhouse
10-82 Verification/Arrest (give number detained)
10-83 Report/Notification at Station House
10-84 Arrived at Scene
10-85 Need Additional Unit (specify type & reason)
10-86 Female In/Female Out of Vehicle (indicate time)
10-87 Unit to Hospital (specify hospital)
10-88 Vehicle Pursuit as a result of another assignment
10-89 Other Interim Status (specify)
Final Dispositions:
10-90 F1 Domestic Incident Report (no offense of domestic violence is alleged)
F2 Domestic Incident Report (unfounded report of domestic violence)
J1 Domestic Incident Report (no offense of child abuse is alleged)
J2 Domestic Incident Report (offense of reported child abuse is unfounded)
N Unfounded or Unnecessary Alarm
U Unable to gain entrance
X Unfounded
Y Unnecessary
Z Gone on arrival
10-91 Non-crime corrected
10-92 Arrest
C Crime Arrest (felony/misdemeanor, include number arrested)
F Family Offense Arrest Made
J Child Abuse Arrest Affected
Q Other Arrest (specify type)
10-93 C Complaint Report prepared
F Complaint Report/Domestic Incident (for Family Offense)
J Complaint Report/Domestic Incident (for Child Abuse)
Q Other report prepared (no arrest)
10-94 Handled by previous tour
10-95 Non-crime referred by another agency
10-96 Summons served
10-97 H Patient removed to hospital
R Patient refused medical aide
E1 EDP admitted to hospital
E2 EDP released from hospital
10-98 Resuming patrol/available (not acceptable from final unit on scene)
10-99 Other final disposition (must include remarks)
T4 Vehicle Accident - no tow truck required
T5 Vehicle Accident - DARP tow required
T6 Vehicle Accident - other tow serviced
T7 Vehicle Accident - DARP and other tow serviced
T8 Vehicle Accident - DARP requested, waited 30 minutes, made 2nd request, resumed patrol
FDNY 10-CODES
10-01 Call your quarters by telephone
10-02 Return to quarters
10-03 Call the dispatcher by telephone
10-04 Acknowledgement
10-05 Repeat
10-06 Stand by
10-07 Verify address
10-08 Available on the air
CODE 1: Used by battalion chiefs when leaving a firehouse to which their fire tickets were redirected.
CODE 2: Used by any unit when they are in service by radio, but not in their first alarm response area.
10-09 Off the air
10-10 Current location
10-11 Give a radio test count
10-12 First arriving unit give preliminary
10-13 FIRE MARSHALL NEEDS POLICE ASSISTANCE
10-14 Roster staffed engine
10-18 Return all units except 1 engine AND 1 ladder
10-19 Return all units except 1 engine OR 1 ladder
10-20 Proceed to box location at reduced speed
10-21 Brush fire
10-22 Outside rubbish
10-23 Abandoned derelict vehicle fire
10-24 Auto fire
10-25 Manhole or transformer vault fire
CODE 1 - Fire extended into building
CODE 2 - Cover blown
CODE 3 - Smoke issuing under pressure
CODE 4 – Transformer fire (pole-mounted or vault)
10-26 Food on stove
10-27 Compactor fire
10-28 Railroad fires
CODE 1 - NYC Transit System
CODE 2 - Non NYC Transit system
10-31 Clogged incinerator
10-32 Defective oil burner
10-33 Odor of smoke
CODE 1 - Caused by nearby working fire, BBQ's, Etc.
CODE 2 - Any other type odor
10-34 Sprinkler system emergency
CODE 1 - Defective equipment
CODE 2 - Unnecessary alarm
CODE 3 - Non fire activated
10-35 Alarm system emergency
CODE 1 - Defective alarm
CODE 2 - Unnecessary alarm
CODE 3 - Recorded alarm
10-36 Automobile accident or emergency
CODE 1 - Washdown
CODE 2 - Accident - no injuries or washdown
CODE 3 - Accident with injuries
CODE 4 - Accident requiring extrication
NO CODE - All others
10-37 Assist Civilian - first aid or other calls for assistance
CODE 1 - Victim deceased (non-fire related)
CODE 2 - Victim not breathing - requires resuscitation
CODE 3 - Victim is breathing with illness or injury
NO CODE - All others
10-38 Carbon Monoxide response
CODE 1 - Detector activation
(defective, low-battery, unwarranted)
CODE 2 - CO incident - Readings 1-9 PPM
CODE 3 - CO emergency - Readings 9 PPM
CODE 4 - No detector activation during incident (detector not present or did not activate)
10-40 Utility emergency
CODE 1 - Gas
CODE 2 - Electric
CODE 3 - Water condition
CODE 4 - Steam leak
10-41 Suspicious fire
CODE 1 - Occupied building or vehicle
CODE 2 - Unoccupied building
CODE 3 - Unoccupied vehicle
CODE 4 - Vacant building
10-44 Request for public ambulance
10-45 Serious fire related injury
CODE 1 - Victim deceased
CODE 2 - Life threatening serious injury
CODE 3 - Non-life threatening serious injury
10-47 Request police
10-48 Request police forthwith for harassment
10-51 Cancellation of outside activities
10-60 MAJOR EMERGENCY (BUILDING COLLAPSE, TRAIN
WRECK, AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT, ETC.)
10-66 MISSING, LOST, TRAPPED, OR SEROIUSLY INJURED MEMBER REQUIRING EXTRICATION
10-70 Water relay required - A notification that the first arriving engine has no positive water source and a water relay is required.
10-75 WORKING FIRE Request 4 engines, 2 ladders,
2 BC's, Rescue, Squad, and FAST truck
10-76 HIGH-RISE COMMERCIAL BUILDING FIRE
Response: 5 engines, 5 ladders, 5 BCs, 1 DC,
1 Rescue, Mask Service Unit, Hi-Rise Unit, Field
Comm, 1 Squad, Tactical Support Unit, RAC unit,
Special Operations BC, Safety Operations BC,
Safety Coordinator, and command post engine.
10-77 HIGH-RISE MULTIPLE DWELLING FIRE
Response: 5 engines, 5 ladders, 1 Rescue,
1 Squad, 3 BCs, 1 DC, Special Operations BC,
Safety Coordinator, and Safety Operating BC
10-80 Haz-Mat incident
CODE 1 - Small scale hazard (Level 1 Haz-Mat)
CODE 2 - Large scale hazard (Level 2 or 3 Haz-Mat)
10-84 Announce arrival at box
10-86 Flouroprotein Foam operations
Transmitted for operations requiring foam concentrate in addition to that carried by units on scene. The assignment includes: two foam carriers*; one satellite unit*; foam tender* and two foam coordinators (battalion chiefs). [*the assigned engine company or its designated backup responds with the unit.]
10-87 High-Expansion Foam operations
The assignment includes: two foam carriers*; one satellite unit*; high-expansion foam unit* and two foam coordinators (battalion chiefs). [*the assigned engine company or it's designated backup responds with the unit. The foam tender does not respond on this signal.]
10-91 Emergency with no action taken. Any legitimate request for assistance where the responding FD units are not required to take any action.
10-92 Malicious false alarm
10-99 Units will operate over 30 minutes
AMBULANCE RADIO INFORMATION
FDNY EMS Emergency Medical Service
Citywide/Command 478.0125 85.4
Citywide 2 483.9875 94.8
Bronx North 478.2125 85.4
Bronx South 477.8375 85.4
Manhattan North 483.2375 85.4
Manhattan Central 483.4875 85.4
Manhattan South 483.3625 85.4
Queens West 477.9125 85.4
Queens East 483.6125 85.4
Brooklyn North 478.2625 85.4
Brooklyn Central 477.8625 85.4
Brooklyn South 484.2375 85.4
Staten Island 484.4875 85.4
Tactical 1 (Simplex) 477.8625 85.4
Tactical 2 (Simplex) 487.4875 85.4
KDT/MDT* 854.9625
*(See FDNY MDT info. Same protocol applies)
Unit Numbering Scheme
First and Second Digit: Battalion number
Alpha designations:
• A-G=BLS
• H=BLS HazTac
• I-O=BLS
• S-Y=ALS
• Z=ALS HazTac
C for Conditions Supervisor
All C”XX “Units indicate a Supervisor from the xx Battalion on y tour. This Supervisor, when available, may be utilized for administrative responses including, but not limited to: MVA's, Mechanical assistance, MCI's, ER Visits etc.
Cushman Units are 6 + Div. # + M through Q (ie: 61M, 61O, etc)
Chiefs:
61 (Manhattan)
62 (Bronx)
63 (Brooklyn)
64 (Queens)
65 (Richmond & Brooklyn S)
66 (Manhattan N)
6M is the Office of Medical Affairs - MD
791 is the Citywide EMS Captain
Haz Tac Units (Two trained Personnel on Board)
04H - Zone M1 Manhattan South
12Z - Zone M7 Manhattan Central & North
17H - Zone B2 Bronx South
15Z - Zone B4 Bronx North
35Z - Zone K7 Brooklyn North
38H - Zone K3 Brooklyn Central
31H - Zone K6 Brooklyn North
49H - Zone Q6 Queens West
46Z - Zone Q6 Queens West
23H - Zone S3 Staten Island
FDNY EMS 10- CODES
10-01 Call your station/command by landline
10-02 Return to your station/command
10-03 Call dispatcher by landline
10-04 Acknowledge
10-05 Repeat your last message
10-06 Stand by with your message
10-07 Verify address
10-08 Available by Radio (only Supervision)
10-09 (give location) off the air, landline if needed
10-10 Available by beeper
10-11 On _______ Frequency (Boro or CW)
10-12 Condition/progress report (specify particulars)
10-13 MOS Requires Emergency Assistance
10-14 Verification of unit status (specify)
10-15 Request for current unit location
10-20 Confirmed response at reduced speed
10-62 Out of service (specify location/condition)
10-71 Backlog of Priority One calls (specify area)
10-72 Backlog of Priority Two calls (specify area)
10-85 Need additional unit(s) (specify forthwith/no emerg.)
10-87 Cancel
10-100 Personal/Meal (specify location)
UNUSUAL SITUATION
Multiple Casualty Incident (MCI) Signals
10-21 One-alarm fire - Fire 10-75/76/77
10-22 Two-alarm fire
10-23 Three-alarm fire
10-24 Four-alarm fire
10-25 Five-alarm fire
10-26 2nd Alarm high-rise building fire 10-76/77- 2-2
10-27 Medical facility incident
10-28 Correctional Facility Incident
10-29 Report of explosive (specify scare, suspected or device)
10-30 Explosion
10-31 Rapid transit/Rail incident
10-32 Ground transport, surface incident
10-33 Structural collapse (building, scaffold, etc.)
10-34 Construction/demolition incident
10-36 Toxic fumes incident
10-37 Tunnel incident (non-rail)
10-38 Marine/harbor incident
10-40 Aircraft incident/crash
10-41 Bridge/elevated roadway collapse
10-42 Civil disturbance
10-43 Hostage situation/barricaded person(s)
10-44 Power failure/blackout
10-45 Chemical pipeline incident
10-46 Bulk oil storage/liquefied natural gas facility incident
10-47 Nuclear substance spill/incident
10-49 Environmental incident (earthquake, hurricane, etc.)
10-50 Mutual aid response (specify)
10-58 Planned MCI/standby response
10-59 All other incidents-Other
10-60 Major Emergency Response (4 BLS, 2 ALS, 3 Cond’s,1 Haz-Tac Cond’s, 2 Div Capt’s, 1 Deputy Chief, 1 Div Chief, 1 OMA MD, 1 MERV, 1 MRTU, 1 LSU)
10-80 C1 Haz-Mat No Decon
C2 Haz-Mat Decon 14 patients
C3 Haz-Mat Decon 5+ patients
C4 Haz-Mat Mass Decon
10-86 Request for MCI response
Usual MCI:
1 BLS, 1 ALS, 1 Conditions Boss, 1 Deputy Chief, MERV (MV) on standby at this point
Upon Arrival:
• Incident Boss (Known as EMS OPS BOX )
• Command Post
• Staging
• Access Route In
• How many patients or potential?
• Additional Resources?
• Is MERV Needed?
MV1 Bellevue
MV2 Jacobi
MV3 Battalion 58
MV4 Queens General
STATUS CODES
10-63 Unit responding on assignment
10-81 Unit at hospital (AH)
10-82 Unit leaving scene with patient(s)
[A-ALS Transport, B-BLS Transport, M-Morgue Transport]
10-88 Unit arrived at scene of incident
10-89 Unit available at CSL (Cross Street Location).
10-97 Unit available by radio & within Center of Rove (COR)
10-98 Unit available by radio outside COR area
10-99 Unit available by landline at location (specify)
DISPOSITION CODES
10-83 Patient pronounced dead (specify removed/not)
10-90 Incident unfounded
10-93 Refused medical aid-release signed (specify by whom)
10-94 Patient referred to other unit (specify)"
10-95 Triaged out at scene, patient not transported
10-95A Patient triaged on scene by FDNY OMA Medical Director
10-96 Patient gone prior to arrival
CLASS: NUMBER OF VICTIMS
Adam None
Boy 1 to 5
Charlie 6 to 10
David 11 to 25
Edward 26 to 50
Frank 51 to 75
George 76 to 100
X-ray 101 to 250
Yankee 251 to 500
Zebra 501 or more
EMS Zones as related to
EMS Units/FDNY Battalions
|ZONE BATTALION |ZONE BATTALION |
|MANHATTAN |BROOKLYN |
|South (483.3625 Mhz) |South (484.2375 Mhz) |
|M1 - 01 |K1 - 33, 42, 43 |
|M2 - 02, 04, 07 |K2 - 40, 41 |
|Central (483.4875 Mhz) |Central (477.8625 Mhz) |
|M3 - 08, 09 |K3 - 38 |
|M4 - 11 (split) |K4 - 39, 44, 58 |
|M5 - 10, 10R (Pt Auth) |North (478.2625 Mhz) |
|North (483.2375 Mhz) |K5 - 37 (split), 48 (split) |
|M6 - 11 (split) |K6 - 31, 32, 48 (split) |
|M7 - 12 |K7 - 28, 35, 37 (split) |
|M8 - 11 (split), 13 (split) | |
|M9 - 13 (split), 16 | |
| | |
|BRONX |QUEENS |
|South (477.8375 Mhz) |East (483.6125 Mhz) |
|B1 - 14, 26 |Q1 - 47 |
|B2 - 17, 18, 19 |Q2 - 50 (split), 54 |
|North (478.2125 Mhz) |Q5 - 50 (split) |
|B3 - 03, 20 |Q7 - 52, 53 |
|B4 - 15 |West (477.9125 Mhz) |
|B5 – 27 |Q3 - 51 |
| |Q4 - 45 |
| |Q6 - 46, 49 |
| | |
| |STATEN ISLAND |
| |(484.4875 Mhz) |
| |S1 - 21, 22 |
| |S2 - 23 (split) |
| |S3 - 23 (split) |
EMS Zones as related to NYPD Precincts
|ZONE PRECINCT |ZONE PRECINCT |
| |BROOKLYN |
|MANHATTAN | |
| |South |
|South |K1 - 60, 61, 62 |
|M1 - 1, 5, 7 |K2 - 66, 68, 70, 72 |
|M2 - 6, 9, 10, 13 | |
| |Central |
|Central |K3 - 67, 71 |
|M3 - MTS, 17, MTN |K4 - 63, 69, 73, 75 |
|M4 - 19, 20, 22 | |
|M5 - 23, 24 |North |
| |K5 - 77, 79 |
|North |K6 - 76, 78, 84, 88 |
|M6 - 25, 26, 28 |K7 - 81, 83, 90, 94 |
|M7 - 32 | |
|M8 - 30 | |
|M9 - 33, 34 |QUEENS |
| | |
|BRONX |East |
| |Q1 - 100, 101 |
|South |Q2 - 103, 105, 113 |
|B1 - 40, 41, 42 |Q5 - 107 |
|B2 - 44, 46, 48 |Q7 - 109, 111 |
| | |
|North |West |
|B3 - 43,45 |Q3 - 102, 106 |
|B4 - 47, 49 |Q4 - 104, 112 |
|B5 - 50, 52 |Q6 - 108,110,114,115 |
| | |
| |STATEN ISLAND |
| |S1 - 120 |
| |S2 - 122 |
| |S3 - 123 |
|MANHATTAN |QUEENS |BROOKLYN |
|01 NY Downtown |31 NYH of Queens (T) |41 Brookdale (T) |
|02 Bellevue (T,R,S) |32 Elmhurst (T) |42 Coney Island |
|03 Beth Israel |33 Flushing |44 SUNY Downstate |
|04 Beth Israel North |34 Jamaica (T) |45 Woodhull |
|05 Manhattan Eye & Ear |35 Long Island Jewish |46 Brooklyn Jewish |
|07 Harlem (T,B) |36 Mary Immaculate (T) |47 Kingsbrook Jewish |
|08 Memorial Sloan Kettering |37 Peninsula |48 Kings County (T) |
|09 North General Hospital |38 Queens General |49 Long Island College |
|10 Manhattan VA |39 St. John's Queens |51 Lutheran |
|11 Lenox Hill (S) |40 St. John's Epis. Rkwy. |53 Maimonides |
|12 Metropolitan |66 St. Francis - Mineola |54 Methodist |
|13 Mount Sinai |67 Winthrop - Roslyn (T) |55 St. John's Episcopal |
|14 NY Presb. Cornell (T,B) |71 Mount Sinai of Queens |58 Wycoff |
|15 New York Univ. |74 Franklin General |90 Brooklyn V.A. |
|16 Allen Pavilion |77 North Shore Forest Hills |91 Caledonian |
|17 Col. Presbyterian |78 North Shore Manhassett (T) |92 NY Community |
|18 Roosevelt |79 Parkway |93 Beth Israel - Kings Highway |
|19 St. Clare's |82 Nassau County |94 Victory Memorial |
|20 St. Luke's (T) |86 Jackson Heights |95 Brooklyn Hospital |
|21 St. Vincent's (T) | | |
|61 New York Eye & Ear |75 All Others Not Listed |STATEN ISLAND |
|63 Cabrini | |59 Staten Island UH-S |
| | |60 St. Vincent's (T) |
|BRONX | |62 Staten Island UH-N (T) |
|22 Einstein Medical College | |64 Doctor's Hospital |
|23 Bx. Lebanon (Conc.) | | |
|24 Bx. Lebanon (Fulton) | | |
|25 Jacobi (T,P) | | |
|27 Lincoln (T) | | |
|28 Our Lady of Mercy | | |
|29 Montefiore (R) | | |
|30 Westchester County | | |
|70 North Central Bx. | | |
|83 St. Barnabas | | |
|88 Westchester Sq. | |(B)- Burn |
|89 Mt. Vernon | |(P)- Snake Bite Poison |
|96 St. Joseph's - Yonkers | |(R)- Replant |
|97 St. John's - Yonkers | |(T)- Trauma |
|98 Yonkers General | |(S)-Stroke |
|99 Lawrence Hosp. – Bronxville | | |
hospitals & station numbers
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