Which code indicates "Log on, in service"?

The code that indicates "Log on, in service" is commonly recognized as 10-8. This code is part of the ten-codes (also known as ten signals) system, which is often used in law enforcement and emergency services communication for clarity and brevity. When a warden or officer indicates they are "in service," it means they are available to respond to incidents or perform duties.

This terminology is essential for operational efficiency and to ensure that warden staff can communicate their availability quickly over radio systems. The use of standardized codes like 10-8 allows for succinct communications, especially in high-pressure situations where every second counts.

Other codes in the choices serve different purposes: for instance, 10-7 might represent being out of service, which would indicate the opposite of being "in service." Understanding the meanings of these codes helps ensure that messaging remains clear among team members and supports effective operations within provincial parks.