South San Francisco Police and Demographic Overview

A collection of flashcards covering demographic data for South San Francisco, police department hierarchy, specific criminal and vehicle codes, radio procedures, and audio streaming configuration details.

Total Residents (2024 Census)

About 64000

Median Age

About 45

Poverty Rate

About 7%

Median Household Income

About $135000

Median Property Value

About 1.2M

Scott Campbell

Chief of Police

Captain Adam Plank

Lead of Services Division

Captain Ken Chetcuti

Lead of the Operations Division

Captain Tony Pinell

Lead of Investigations Division

Vehicle Code 10851

Stolen vehicle

Vehicle Code 14601

Suspended license

Vehicle Code 23152

Drunk driving

H&S Code 11350

Possession of dangerous drug

W&I Code 5150

Mentally disabled subject

Ambulance Priority 1

Red lights and siren

Penal Code 187

Homicide

Penal Code 211

Robbery

Penal Code 245

Assault with a deadly weapon

Penal Code 459

Burglary

Penal Code 487

Grand theft

Radio Prefix 1

Administrative, services

Radio Prefix 2

Operations, patrol

City Radio Prefix Number 31

South San Francisco

Code 3

Emergency - use red light/siren

Code 4

No further assistance needed

Code 7

Mealtime

Code 33

Emergency transmissions only

10-4

Message received

10-7

Out of service at ______

10-8

In service

10-15

Have prisoner in custody

10-20

Location

10-29

Check for wanted

10-33

Alarm sounding

10-97

Arrived on scene

10-98

Finished with last assignment

11-82

Accident - property damage

11-85

Tow truck needed

11-86

Traffic stop

Geographic Beat 1

Area South of Grand and East of Orange; includes the See’s Candies area cutout and Costco.

Geographic Beat 4

Area North of Grand and East of Chestnut; includes Genentech.

SDR++ Squelch Level

$$-18.405\,dB$$

BlackHole

A driver for Mac used to create a Multi-Output Device to route system audio internally for recording or broadcasting.

BUTT (Broadcast Using This Tool)

A multi-OS client used to stream live audio to Icecast or SHOUTcast servers.