What is the categorization for a call that is not urgent but still requires attention?

The categorization for a call that is not urgent but still requires attention is best represented by the designation of Code 2. This classification indicates that the situation, while not an emergency, needs to be addressed without the need for lights and sirens. It allows officers to respond in a manner that conveys the importance of the situation, ensuring timely attention while also maintaining a level of safety for both officers and the public.

In contrast, a call designated as Code 3 would indicate an emergency or urgent situation, requiring immediate attention and the use of lights and sirens for rapid response. Routine Check and Standard Procedure do not specifically denote the urgency of a call but rather suggest general operational activities and protocols that do not involve immediate responses. Understanding these categorizations helps officers prioritize their responses effectively based on the nature of each call.