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43 distinct entries in this collection.Police Code List Generator
Look up an example radio code used in one U.S. police context.
Your draw
Results
Choose your settings and generate a list.
Practical guide
How to use this generator
Draw a code, read its description and compare it with the conventions of another agency.
Ways to use it
- Discuss why plain language can reduce ambiguity.
- Use a result in a media-literacy exercise about police dramas.
What the collection contains
The finite code set comes from a Tucson Police Department reference and pairs codes with their published meanings.
Limits to keep in mind
Code meanings differ by agency and change over time. Do not use a random code for an actual emergency.
Reviewed 2 November 2026. Source: Tucson Police Department
See the source and method notes for more detail.
What is in this pool?
43 distinct entries. Counts below describe this collection, not every possible item.
Source references: tucsonaz.gov ↗
A look inside the collection
These are examples, not a fixed result sequence.
- 10-7
- 10-84
- 10-23
- 10-47
- 10-99
- 10-48