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NLVPD Procedure CH 12 Flashcards

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In answering telephone calls, employees should courteously greet the caller, give their __________.

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Name

Employees should provide their name when answering calls.

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Employees should make every reasonable attempt to either provide the requested information or refer the caller to the appropriate __________.

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Public or private agency

This emphasizes the importance of directing callers correctly.

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All 2-way police radio transmissions must be conducted in compliance with __________ Rules and Regulations.

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Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

FCC regulations govern radio transmissions.

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Personnel will refrain from using __________ language on the radio.

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Obscene, profane

Maintaining professionalism in communication is crucial.

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When transmitting between units, the transmitting unit will first identify the __________ called.

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Unit

Proper identification is necessary for clear communication.

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When being called by another unit, the called unit will respond with their unit number and their __________.

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Present location

This helps in tracking and coordinating units effectively.

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Never assume that a unit has heard a transmission. If the unit does not __________, the radio traffic may not have been heard.

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Acknowledge

Acknowledgment is key to confirming receipt of information.

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If attempts to contact a unit are unsuccessful, the __________ will be notified.

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Sergeant

This ensures that a higher authority is informed of communication issues.

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Employees will keep radio dispatchers advised of their __________ while on duty.

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Location and status

Keeping dispatch informed enhances operational efficiency.

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Personnel will use __________ codes whenever possible.

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400

Standardized codes streamline communication.

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The transmitting officer will attempt to contact a unit again if the radio traffic is __________.

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Not acknowledged

This is a protocol to ensure important messages are conveyed.

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Employees will conduct a __________ check with Main Base at the start of their shift.

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Radio

Regular checks ensure that communication equipment is functional.

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Officers will inform Control of their location, the nature of the situation, and other important details in __________ situations.

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On-view

This is critical for situational awareness and response coordination.

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Under normal circumstances, the __________ will assign the number of units that will respond to a call for service.

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Dispatcher

Dispatchers play a crucial role in resource allocation.

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The Patrol Supervisor has the authority to __________ the number of units responding to a call for service.

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Increase or decrease

This authority allows for flexible response to incidents.

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Complaints, information, and reports that are normally entered into CAD will be prefixed by a numerical ‘8’ instead of a ‘4’ when the information is determined to be __________.

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Gang-related

This classification helps in tracking gang-related incidents.

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It shall be at the initial __________ of each dispatcher to determine if a call is gang-related.

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Discretion

Dispatchers must use their judgment in classifying calls.

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Calls that have been prefixed with an ‘8’ will be dispatched as __________.

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816

This code indicates the nature of the incident.

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The call shall also be entered into the __________ system for tracking purposes.

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CAD

The CAD system is essential for record-keeping and tracking incidents.

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Field officers who are initially advised of either a ‘400’ or ‘800’ code but later determine the code classification to be incorrect shall advise __________ control that the call is reclassified.

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Dispatch

Correct classification ensures accurate reporting and response.

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If the code classification is determined to be incorrect, officers must reclassify the call to the __________ code.

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Correct

Reclassification is necessary for proper documentation.

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Officers may request a Code Red for their __________, the safety of others, or as deemed necessary.

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Safety

Code Red requests indicate urgent situations.

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Corrections Main Base may implement a Code Red when they feel a situation requires their __________.

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Initiative

This allows for rapid response to emergencies.

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Dispatchers will implement a Code Red immediately for all emergency type situations by sounding a __________ alert.

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Tone

The tone alert is a standard method to signal emergencies.

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Whenever a Code Red is placed on a channel, the __________ for the Code Red and the location of the Code Red must also be provided.
Reason ## Footnote Providing a reason helps in assessing the situation.
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Patrol requests to lift a Code Red may only be made by an __________ officer or supervisor where the Code Red is in effect.
On-scene ## Footnote Only those present can assess the situation accurately.
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If the officer declaring the emergency is on call, the dispatcher will immediately activate a __________ using the procedure outlined in 12.15.01.
Code Red ## Footnote This ensures that emergency protocols are followed.
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During the 'EMERGENCY DECLARE', the dispatcher may silence the audible alarm, but will leave the __________ on the dispatch screen until the emergency has cleared.
Highlight ## Footnote This keeps the emergency visible for ongoing monitoring.
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In the event staff declare an emergency in the dorms, Main Base will activate the __________ tone alert location on the radio terminal.
Warble ## Footnote The warble alert signals specific emergencies.
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When a 'Code 99' call is broadcast over the radio, Main Base personnel will immediately place the NLVCCC on __________ status.
Code Red ## Footnote This indicates a high-priority emergency situation.
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All units will cease inmate movement and radio traffic unless pertaining to the __________ emergency during a 'Code 99' situation.
Medical ## Footnote Medical emergencies take precedence in such situations.
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The initial Code 99 call will include the unit needing assistance and the __________ where assistance is needed.
Location ## Footnote Clear communication of location is vital for rapid response.
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At termination of the event or at the Watch Commander’s discretion, Main Base personnel will be instructed to lift the restrictive code and return the NLVCCC to __________ status.
Code Green ## Footnote This indicates a return to normal operations.
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Main Base personnel will announce over the radio: 'ATTENTION ALL UNITS, __________ ON JAIL, AT (time). ALL UNITS ACKNOWLEDGE.'
Code Green ## Footnote This signals that operations are resuming.
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Main Base personnel will announce: '__________ NORMAL OPERATIONS' after the event has been resolved.
Resume ## Footnote This indicates that normal activities can continue.
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When radio talk groups are split, traffic officers and special operations personnel will utilize the talk group that corresponds to the ________.
District they are working ## Footnote Proper channel use is essential for effective communication.
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Priority 1 calls, hot calls, 444s, and ATLs will be broadcast across all talk groups via the ________ Talk group.
Police-1 All Call ## Footnote This ensures critical information reaches all relevant personnel.
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In an emergency, if additional units are required from the opposite area command, the dispatcher will notify the appropriate ________ as soon as practical.
Supervisor ## Footnote Timely communication with supervisors is essential for effective emergency management.
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If a Code Red is placed on a specific talk group, units not directly involved will utilize the ________ channel until the Code Red is lifted.
INFO 1 ## Footnote This helps to keep the Code Red channel clear for urgent communications.
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When operating with one radio channel, the Police Department will operate off the ________ channel.
SAC ## Footnote The SAC channel is used for standard operations.
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When a Code Red is placed on the SAC channel, personnel not involved in the Code Red incident will switch to the ________ channel.
INFO 1 ## Footnote Switching channels helps manage radio traffic during emergencies.
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When operating with two radio channels (one patrol and one info channel), all animal control, detectives, and marshals will work off the ________ channel.
INFO 1 ## Footnote INFO 1 is designated for certain personnel.
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When operating with two radio channels (two patrol channels), personnel not involved in the Code Red incident on the SAC channel will go to the ________ channel.
NWAC ## Footnote This facilitates clear communication during emergency situations.
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In the event of a Code Red on both SAC and INFO 1 channels, personnel will be redirected to the ________ channel.
NWAC ## Footnote Redirecting personnel helps manage communications effectively.
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When operating with three radio channels (two patrol and one info), all records and warrant checks will be conducted on the ________ channel.
INFO 1 ## Footnote INFO 1 is designated for administrative checks.
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If all personnel are redirected to INFO 2, a ________ dispatcher will be assigned to the INFO 2 channel, if available.
Fourth ## Footnote Additional dispatchers ensure that communications remain effective.
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When operating with four radio channels (two patrol and two info channels), the Police Department will operate off the ________ channels.
SAC, NWAC, INFO 1, INFO 2 ## Footnote This allows for comprehensive coverage of communications.
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In the event of a Code Red on INFO 1, all personnel assigned to that channel will switch to the ________ channel.
INFO 2 ## Footnote This helps to manage radio traffic during emergencies.
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When there is an incident that requires being moved from a primary channel, personnel involved will be redirected to the ________ or ________ channel, if available.
TAC 1, TAC 2 ## Footnote These channels are designated for managing specific incidents.
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When operating with four radio channels, all records and warrants checks requested by SAC units will be conducted on the ________ channel.
INFO 1 ## Footnote INFO 1 is used for administrative purposes.
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The 400 code for a traffic accident is ________.
401 ## Footnote The 400 codes standardize incident reporting.
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The 400 code for a hit & run accident is ________.
401A ## Footnote Each type of incident has a specific code for clarity.
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The 400 code for a fatal traffic accident is ________.
401F ## Footnote Specific codes help in categorizing incidents accurately.
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The 400 code for a burglary alarm is ________.
406A ## Footnote This code is used to respond to burglary alarms.
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The 400 code for an intoxicated person is ________.
408 ## Footnote Standardized codes assist in rapid identification of incidents.
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The 400 code for a stolen vehicle is ________.
411 ## Footnote This code helps in tracking vehicle thefts.
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The 400 code for a family disturbance is ________.
417 ## Footnote Family disturbances are categorized for proper response.
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The 400 code for a missing person is ________.
418L ## Footnote This code aids in the rapid response to missing persons.
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The 400 code for a sexual assault is ________.
426 ## Footnote Accurate coding is essential for sensitive cases.
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The 400 code for a robbery alarm is ________.
407B ## Footnote This code is crucial for responding to robbery alarms.
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The 400 code for a vandalism incident is ________.
441 ## Footnote Vandalism incidents are reported with specific codes.
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The 400 code for a vehicle service is ________.
480 ## Footnote Vehicle service incidents require accurate reporting.
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The 400 code for a suspicious situation is ________.
425 ## Footnote Suspicious situations are categorized for investigation.
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The 400 code for an officer needing help is ________.
430 ## Footnote This code is critical for officer safety.
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The 400 code for a vehicle service is ________.
480 ## Footnote This code is used to indicate a service request for vehicles.
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The 400 code for a suspicious situation is ________.
425 ## Footnote This code is utilized to report suspicious activities or circumstances.
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The 400 code for an officer needing help is ________.
444 ## Footnote This code alerts for assistance required by an officer in the field.
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The 400 code for a bomb threat is ________.
445 ## Footnote This code signifies a reported bomb threat situation.
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The 400 code for a dead body is ________.
419 ## Footnote This code is used to report the discovery of a deceased individual.
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The 400 code for a mental subject is ________.
421A ## Footnote This code refers to incidents involving individuals with mental health issues.
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The 400 code for a domestic violence (family disturbance – violent) is ________.
417V ## Footnote This code is specifically for incidents of domestic violence.
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The 400 code for a vehicle breach of trust is ________.
411B ## Footnote This code indicates a situation where trust is breached regarding a vehicle.
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The 400 code for a hostage situation is ________.
427H ## Footnote This code is designated for reporting hostage situations.
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The 400 code for a fraud or forgery incident is ________.
432 ## Footnote This code is used for incidents involving fraud or forgery.
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The 400 code for a property check by community policing is ________.
489C ## Footnote This code signifies a property check conducted by community policing teams.
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The 400 code for a runaway juvenile is ________.
418R ## Footnote This code is used when a juvenile is reported missing or runaway.
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The 400 code for an animal service call is ________.
430S ## Footnote This code is utilized for service calls related to animals.
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The 400 code for a civil standby is ________.
437 ## Footnote This code indicates a civil standby request.
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The procedures for mutual operation with LVMPD utilizing walkies are in addition to the ________ procedures.
common channel ## Footnote This indicates that there are additional communication protocols in place.
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LVMPD walkies being utilized for mutual operations will be assigned call signs, ________ by a Metro supervisor.
Metro 01 through Metro 99 ## Footnote These call signs are specifically designated for mutual operations.
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When a Metro officer accesses NLVPD channels, he/she will advise by saying, ________.
"Control, this is Metro 03" ## Footnote This phrase is used for identification when accessing NLVPD channels.
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All radio communications during a mutual operation will be handled by the ________.
NLVPD Communications Division ## Footnote This division manages all communications during mutual operations.
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LVMPD officers will be entered into the NLVPD Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system using ________ in the unit field.
"MP01-MP99" ## Footnote This format is used for identifying LVMPD units in the CAD system.
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After using "Function F" to enter LVMPD units into the CAD system, ________ should be used to add the units.
Function A ## Footnote This function allows for the addition of units in the CAD system.
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Requests made by officers involved in the operation must be noted on the ________ in CAD.
requesting officer’s active dispatch ticket ## Footnote This ensures that all requests are documented properly.
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The channel to be used for the mutual operation will be determined by the ________.
NLVPD supervisor in charge ## Footnote This supervisor is responsible for coordinating the communication channel.
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LVMPD officers will not transmit on the NLVPD's channels unless ________.
they are in an emergency or requested to do so by NLVPD ## Footnote This rule ensures controlled communication during operations.
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When transmitting on NLVPD's channels, strict ________ will be maintained.
radio protocol ## Footnote Following protocol is crucial for effective communication.
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Any requests to cease transmissions by NLVPD supervisor or dispatcher will be ________.
complied with immediately ## Footnote This ensures adherence to communication protocols.
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Under certain emergency situations, the Patrol Supervisor may direct the Communications Division to activate a radio ________ with LVMPD.
patch ## Footnote This allows for direct communication between departments during emergencies.
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The radio patch between NLVPD and LVMPD can only be activated for matters that are of ________ to both departments.
mutual interest ## Footnote This ensures that the communication is relevant to both agencies.
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Before a radio patch is established, the senior ranking on-duty supervisor for each agency must agree on the ________ for the patch.
necessity ## Footnote This agreement confirms the need for the patch.
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Once the patch is established, it may be terminated by either agency’s ________.
senior ranking on-duty supervisor ## Footnote This ensures that only authorized personnel can end the communication.
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When the patch is active, NLVPD's radio call signs will be prefaced with the words ________.
"NORTH LAS VEGAS" ## Footnote This prefix identifies the agency during communications.
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LVMPD’s radio call signs will be prefaced with the word ________.
"METRO" ## Footnote This prefix distinguishes LVMPD call signs in communications.
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All communications during a mutual operation will be transmitted in ________ terms whenever the two agencies' radio codes are not compatible.
plain English ## Footnote This ensures clarity in communication between agencies.
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The following NLV City building alarms will be monitored, EXCEPT:
Fire Department ## Footnote This indicates that the Fire Department's alarms are not included in monitoring.
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When an alarm is received from a NLV City building, Communications personnel will classify the call as a ________.
406P or 406A ## Footnote This classification is specific to alarms from city buildings.
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All alarms from NLV City buildings/offices will be classified as a ________ call and dispatched on, regardless of the classification.
Priority 1-URGENT ## Footnote This ensures prompt response to all alarms.
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Each division having an alarm monitored by Communications must provide primary and alternate ________ information.
Responsible Party (RP) ## Footnote This information is crucial for responding to alarms.
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The Responsible Party (RP) will be notified when an alarm has been activated and if they ________.
need to respond ## Footnote This ensures that the responsible party is aware of the situation.
102
Testing of alarms is required to be conducted ________.
On a monthly basis ## Footnote Regular testing ensures the alarms are functional.
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Prior to activating the alarm for a test, contact will be made with ________.
Communications Division ## Footnote This step is necessary to coordinate alarm testing.
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If Communications personnel cannot conduct the alarm test due to high call volume or ________ radio traffic, the test must be conducted at a later time.
HOT ## Footnote This indicates a high volume of urgent calls affecting testing.
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Once the alarm is tested, Communications personnel will ________ if the alarm was received.
advise the person responsible ## Footnote This communication confirms whether the test was successful.
106
Communications personnel will be responsible for ________ a log of the tests and whether the alarm is functional.
keeping ## Footnote Maintaining a log is essential for accountability and tracking.
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If Communications personnel do not receive an alarm, the person responsible for a building alarm will contact ________ to advise of the malfunction.
Systems Support Division ## Footnote This division handles issues with alarm systems.
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Systems Support personnel will be responsible for ________ repairs to a malfunctioning alarm.
coordinating ## Footnote This involves organizing the repair process for alarms.

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