Which signal is Information to Officer?

Which signal is Information to Officer?

• A. Information to Officer
• B. Vehicle Accident - Injuries
• C. Animal Call
• D. Robbery in Progress - Residential

Answer: (A)

This asks you to recognize when a signal is meant to relay information to an officer without pulling resources to a scene. Information to Officer is used to pass along details the officer should know, but it doesn’t trigger a unit response. It keeps the officer informed and prepared without dispatching vehicles or personnel. The other signals describe active incidents that require a response: a vehicle accident with injuries calls for EMS and police on scene; an animal call typically involves animal control or police response; a robbery in progress at a residence needs immediate police units and actions. Those are not information-only updates—they initiate a response. So, information to Officer is the best fit because it represents information intended for the officer without prompting any immediate dispatch.

This asks you to recognize when a signal is meant to relay information to an officer without pulling resources to a scene. Information to Officer is used to pass along details the officer should know, but it doesn’t trigger a unit response. It keeps the officer informed and prepared without dispatching vehicles or personnel.

The other signals describe active incidents that require a response: a vehicle accident with injuries calls for EMS and police on scene; an animal call typically involves animal control or police response; a robbery in progress at a residence needs immediate police units and actions. Those are not information-only updates—they initiate a response.

So, information to Officer is the best fit because it represents information intended for the officer without prompting any immediate dispatch.