Eugene Police and Fire CAD Call Definitions

EPD and fire codes: 

These are actually divided into two separate categories, but functionally both types do the same thing- close a call from the active call screen with an explanation of how it was handled.

 

The first category are Cancel Codes.  Usually they are used when no officer is dispatched, but sometimes they are used as appropriate after an officer has responded.

 

Code	Definition
AWO	Animal Welfare Officer Log: These are calls that need to be referred to the AWO’s for follow up.
DDIS	Dispatcher Disregard: These are calls that are disregarded by dispatch due to circumstances and policy, and a detail should be added to the call indicating who and why the call was disregarded.
DIS	Disregard: These are calls that no longer require a response because the complainant has requested a disregard.
DUP	Duplicate Call: When two or more calls are received for the same incident, the DUP disposition will be added to the extra call (s) and the incidents will be linked.
FIX	Fix it Ticket: This code would be used when a fix-it ticket call has been handled without someone being dispatched on the call. For example, a CSO comes up on station one and says that they handled the fix-it ticket call holding at the front counter.
INFO	Information Only: This means the call was entered for information only. No units will be dispatched on the call.
PCO	Parking Control Officer: This places the call on the parking control log to be relayed to a parking control officer.
PDIS	Police Disregard: This is when a field supervisor disregards a call (e.g., Sgt, Lt), and a detail should be added to the call indicating who and why the call was disregarded.
PRI	Priority Log: These are calls that are being placed on the priority log. It usually involves a stolen license plate (s) after it was broadcast by station 1.
PW	Public Works: These are calls that need to be placed on the Public Works Log for them to follow up on (e.g., traffic hazard).
REL	Relayed: This is used when the call has been relayed to another agency, and EPD will not be responding (e.g., ODOT, PW).
RSLV	Resolved:  This code is used when the call is resolved before units can be dispatched on it.
UTD	Unable to Dispatch: This was when a call was entered into the system that does not meet dispatch criteria. A note should be entered into the call indicating who and why the call was disregarded.
WCB	Will Call Back: This should be used when the complainant is no longer available for contact and is going to call back at a later time.

 

 

The second type are called disposition codes, and they are always associated to an individual officer AND call.  The dispositions in black require a report number to be issued before they can be used.  If the service listed is COMBO, it is a disposition that is shared by both EPD and various fire agencies:

 

Code	Description	Service
ADVI	Advised	COMBO
AO	Assisting Officer	COMBO
ARR	Arrested	LAW
ASST	Assisted	COMBO
BLDS	Building Checked Secure	LAW
CIT	Parking Citation Issued	LAW
CIV	Civil Issue	LAW
CLC	Cited in Lieu of Custody	LAW
DIS	Disregarded	LAW
FALS	False Alarm	COMBO
FI	Field investigation	LAW
FIX	Fix it Ticket	LAW
FUP	Follow Up	LAW
GOA	Gone on Arrival	COMBO
IMP	Vehicle Impounded	LAW
INFO	Information Only	COMBO
K891	K891 Deployed	LAW
K895	K895 Deployed	LAW
K897	K897 Deployed	LAW
K898	K898 Deployed	LAW
NCH	Non-Criminal Hold	LAW
NOIN	No Investigation	LAW
PCHK	Patrol Check	LAW
QOA	Quiet on Arrival	LAW
REPT	Report Taken	COMBO
RSLV	Resolved	COMBO
RTO	Returned to Owner	LAW
SBCK	Sobriety Check	LAW
TAG	Tagged/Parking Cite Issued	LAW
TEST	Test Call	COMBO
TIC	Juvenile Taken into Custody	LAW
TOW	Vehicle Towed/Non-Impound	LAW
TRAN	Transport Made	CAHOOTS
UNFD	Unfounded	LAW
UTC	Uniform Traffic Citation Issued	LAW
UTL	Unable to Locate	LAW
WARN	Warning	LAW

(Information from EPD)