Now that Buffalo Police Department became the first in the area to switch to Digital P-25, all my neighbors want to come over to listen to my BCD396XT.
Question, does anyone know how Buffalo PD assigns patrol vehicle numbers?
All I know is the following:
The 1st Letter is one of the Five Police Districts:
Adam, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Edward.
The 1st number is the particular 10 hour patrol shift:
1 0000-1000 hrs.
2 0600-1600 hrs.
3 1000-2000 hrs.
4 1530-0130 hrs.
5 2000-0600 hrs.
The 2nd number is one of the Four Sectors within a District. According to the Police Department’s District map, each of the Five Districts has only Four Sectors.
The 3rd number is another car(s) in that sector. Adam 130, Adam 131, Adam 132, etc.
For example, “Adam 130” would be a car in “A” District (South Buffalo) working the 0000-1000 shift in Sector 3.
It appears that a “5”, as in Adam 150, is a Lieutenant.
I hear cars with a “6”, “8” or “9”.
Like Adam 160, Adam 180, Adam 190.
Anyone know what the “6”, “8” or “9” stands for??
Question, does anyone know how Buffalo PD assigns patrol vehicle numbers?
All I know is the following:
The 1st Letter is one of the Five Police Districts:
Adam, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Edward.
The 1st number is the particular 10 hour patrol shift:
1 0000-1000 hrs.
2 0600-1600 hrs.
3 1000-2000 hrs.
4 1530-0130 hrs.
5 2000-0600 hrs.
The 2nd number is one of the Four Sectors within a District. According to the Police Department’s District map, each of the Five Districts has only Four Sectors.
The 3rd number is another car(s) in that sector. Adam 130, Adam 131, Adam 132, etc.
For example, “Adam 130” would be a car in “A” District (South Buffalo) working the 0000-1000 shift in Sector 3.
It appears that a “5”, as in Adam 150, is a Lieutenant.
I hear cars with a “6”, “8” or “9”.
Like Adam 160, Adam 180, Adam 190.
Anyone know what the “6”, “8” or “9” stands for??
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