10-75 Police Code Meaning & Definition

What Does 10-75 Mean?

10-75 is a police radio code most commonly used to mean PEI (Intoximeter) Operator Needed.

Police departments and dispatch centers may use 10-75 differently, but PEI (Intoximeter) Operator Needed is the most common meaning found in our database of agencies across the United States.

Most Common Meaning: PEI (Intoximeter) Operator Needed

Used this way by: 14% of agencies on this page
Used in: 7 agencies across 6 states
Category: Administrative
Consensus: ConflictedThis code has significant meaning conflicts between agencies and may vary widely by location.

Code Distribution Breakdown

PEI (Intoximeter) Operator Needed: 14% (1 agency)
Station Clear: 14% (1 agency)
Off Duty, In Dept Vehicle: 14% (1 agency)
Wanted or Stolen: 14% (1 agency)
Miscellaneous Out Code: 14% (1 agency)
Traffic Assignment: 14% (1 agency)
Drugs / Narcotics: 14% (1 agency)

10-75 Police Code Meanings by Agency

7 agencies across 6 states
10-75: PEI (Intoximeter) Operator Needed
CategoryAdministrative
State Alabama
Agency Hoover Police Department
Sources
10-75: Station Clear
CategoryStatus
State Florida
Agency Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office
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10-75: Off Duty, In Dept Vehicle
CategoryStatus
State Florida
Agency Lake County Sheriff's Office
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10-75: Wanted or Stolen
CategoryIncident
State North Carolina
Agency Winston-Salem Police Department
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10-75: Miscellaneous Out Code
CategoryStatus
State Nevada
Agency Albuquerque Police Department
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10-75: Traffic Assignment
CategoryAdministrative
State Texas
Agency San Antonio Police Department
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10-75: Drugs / Narcotics
CategoryIncident
State Virginia
Agency Virginia State Police
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Why Does 10-75 Have Different Meanings?

Police radio codes are not standardized nationwide. Different agencies may assign different meanings to 10-75 , which is why multiple definitions can exist for the same code.

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