Officer may talk directly with COMET trucks.ĬOMM 1 and 2 – used for law enforcement communications within Multnomah County. ODOT – dispatches COMET response vehicles. When broadcasting, inform the OSP dispatcher that you are on “9.” OSP 9 – a cross patch to OSP radio channel 9 which is the metro area OSP channel. May be used as an additional dispatch channel as needed as well as for special events (Rose Festival, VIP visits, demonstrations). When the need for additional support is immediate, the request may be made verbally by a supervisor to a BOEC supervisor.įor further details refer to the PPB Radio Template on the Intranet. Copies of applicable operation orders should be forwarded to BOEC in advance. Requests for BOEC dispatcher support on non-operational talkgroups should be made as far in advance as possible. Division/units with an assigned administrative talkgroup will always monitor this talkgroup in addition to their operational talkgroup. Other tactical talkgroups are controlled by the division/unit to which the net is assigned.Īdministrative talkgroups are used for communications from car to car or units to their offices. TAC III is for tactical & undercover missions. TAC II is for units to coordinate responses to on-going incidents. A dispatcher will use this talkgroup when the dispatch talkgroup is not functioning or if non-emergency traffic is restricted on that talkgroup. TAC I is available as a back-up to the main dispatch net. Police tactical talkgroups are used for the coordination of a single event where remaining on an operational talkgroup is disruptive or unsafe. No car-to-car, car-to-office or pursuit transmissions are permitted on the service net. They will not be used for car-to-car communications unless during an emergency. Police operations (dispatch) talkgroups are used for routine communications between BOEC and units. Radio call information requests, which cannot be answered by accessing CAD, should be directed to BOEC. Requests for information of this nature should be directed to the Records Division (Records). Members will not release information from computer data bases to the public. Members will not use unauthorized software or RAM cards in the MDC. All messages and e-mail in the CAD are subject to review and privacy should not be expected. Limited personal messages may be sent provided these are incidental, of short duration and conform to standards. Personal messages may be sent, but they must conform to standards. The MDC/CAD is for official use only and any system or e-mail messages that contain sexual, racial, degrading or suggestive remarks are prohibited. Members will comply with all laws and regulations regarding computer systems. Mobile Data Computer (MDC) and Computer Assisted Dispatch System (CAD) (612.00) Periodically review and adjust response goals, as appropriate. Set and manage response goals for Priority 3 and 4 calls.Ģ. Operations Branch Chief’s Responsibilities:ġ. If response goals cannot be met, request assistance from a supervisor from another precinct.ĭ. When unable to monitor pending calls, he/she will notify BOEC so the dispatcher can ensure the response goals are met.ģ. Monitor their precinct call load to ensure response goals are met.Ģ. Respond to calls in a manner that provides the best possible service to the community and reflects response goals.ġ. If possible, self-dispatch on priority 3 calls within 30 minutes and priority 4 calls within 1 hour.ģ. Always subject to Priority E, 1 and 2 calls.Ģ. Notify a PPB supervisor when priority 3 calls are holding longer than 30 minutes and priority 4 calls holding longer than 1 hour.ġ. Dispatch Priority E, 1 and 2 calls immediately.ģ. Set and meet goals regarding the time from call receipt to dispatch of Priority E, 1 and 2 calls.Ģ. Bureau of Emergency Communication (BOEC) Responsibilities:ġ. When the caller does become available, calls are reassigned the proper priority code.Ī. Priority 5 Calls (Delayed): Situations when the caller cannot immediately meet with the member. Priority 4 Calls (Routine): All other incidents.į. Priority 3 Calls (Expedite): Incidents which may include crimes in progress but does not involve an immediate danger to persons or property.Į. Priority 2 Calls (Immediate): In Progress incidents where there is the potential for physical injury or involves a major property crime.ĭ. Priority 1 Calls (Urgent): In Progress incidents when a life may be in immediate danger.Ĭ. Priority E Calls (Emergency): In Progress incidents which are life threatening.ī.
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