10-Codes
Learn more about importing your 10-codes into Sonoran CAD.
10-Codes are used to differentiate and abbreviate dispatch situations.
Ex: 10-10: Fight in Progress
Under Admin > Customization > 10-Codes you can add, edit, or remove 10-codes for your community.
Sonoran CAD - 10-Codes
Sonoran CAD allows you to change the naming of "10-Codes" to anything else you'd like.
Learn more about our geographical customization.
Sonoran CAD allows you to import 10-codes directly from a spreadsheet.
Spreadsheet (CSV) importing is only supported directly from Google sheets.
Support will not be provided to users modifying their spreadsheets with Excel, or any other program. The official Google sheet includes specific safety checks preventing invalid formats, blank spaces, etc.
Navigate to our official 10-code Google sheet and make a copy. Using a copy of our official sheet ensures your 10-codes are formatted correctly.
You may ONLY use the Google sheet directly. Editing this via Excel or any other program is NOT supported.
Sonoran CAD - Copy 10-Codes Spreadsheet
Now that you have copied this sheet into your Google Drive, you can add new rows and format your 10-codes.
Do NOT add additional columns.
Every 10-code must be on a separate row to be properly imported into Sonoran CAD.
Sonoran CAD - 10-Codes CSV
In Google Sheets, navigate to File > Download > Comma Separated Values (.csv) to download the file.
Google Sheets - Download CSV
In Sonoran CAD, navigate to Admin > Customization > 10-Codes
In the 10-codes section, select the "Import" button.
Then, select "CSV" as the import type and select your downloaded CSV file.
Sonoran CAD - Import Data
File Selector - Select CSV
After selecting the CSV file, your 10-codes will be imported into the CAD and saved automatically.
Having issues importing your CSV? Be sure you are using and editing our Google Sheet with the Google Sheets program only.
Our Google sheet includes specific error checking and validation to handle common mistakes.
Support is not provided if you are using Excel, or any other program.
You can also build and format your 10-Codes directly into JSON. These JSON formatted 10-Codes can then be pasted directly into the UI.
The JSON structure is an string array. Be sure to strictly follow the format.
[
"10-10: Fight In Progress",
"10-11: Dog Case",
"10-15: Civil Disturbance",
"10-16: Domestic Problem",
"10-17: Meet Complainant",
"10-25: Report in Person (Meet)",
"10-31: Crime in Progress",
"10-32: Man with Gun",
"10-33: Emergency",
"10-34: Riot",
"10-35: Major Crime Alert",
"10-37: Suspicious Vehicle",
"10-45: Animal Carcass",
"10-46: Assist Motorist",
"10-52: Ambulance Needed",
"10-55: Intoxicated Driver",
"10-56: Intoxicated Pedestrian",
"10-57: Hit and Run",
"10-59: Escort",
"10-70: Fire Alarm",
"10-73: Smoke Report",
"10-80: Chase in Progress",
"10-89: Bomb Threat",
"10-90: Bank Alarm",
"10-91: Pick Up Prisoner / Subject",
"10-92: Improperly Parked Vehicle",
"10-94: Street Racing",
"10-96: Mental Subject",
"10-98: Prison / Jail Break"
]
In Sonoran CAD, navigate to Admin > Customization > 10-Codes
In the penal codes section, select the "Import" button.
Then, select "JSON" and paste the JSON string array of 10-codes.
Sonoran CAD - Paste JSON Content
After pasting the JSON content, your 10-codes will be imported into the CAD and saved automatically.
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