What is the highest priority response indicated by the codes?

The highest priority response indicated by the codes is Priority 1. This classification is used in emergency response protocols to denote situations that require immediate attention and action from law enforcement or emergency personnel. Priority 1 calls typically involve life-threatening scenarios, serious crimes in progress, or situations that pose an imminent danger to individuals or the public.

In contrast, other priority levels, such as Priority 2 and Priority 3, denote less urgent situations that still require police response but do not require the same immediate action as Priority 1. Signal 100 may refer to specific operational protocols within the department but does not denote the highest response priority level. Understanding these classifications is crucial for effective emergency response and optimal allocation of resources in critical situations.