Priority 1 (Emergency)
Respond directly and without unnecessary delay. Examples include an ongoing physical fight, direct threat, weapon threat, or immediate danger to someone's safety.
Priority 2 (Urgent)
Important situation requiring prompt response as soon as practical.
Priority 3 (Routine)
Routine matter. Respond when able.
Non-Priority
No immediate response required; may be handled when convenient.
Step It Up
Increase to the next higher priority.
Step It Down
Reduce to the previous lower priority.