What indicates that a situation has been resolved or stabilized in police codes?

The indication that a situation has been resolved or stabilized in police codes is represented by "Code 4." This code is universally understood among law enforcement and emergency responders to mean that the situation is clear, and no further assistance is needed at that point. Essentially, it conveys to all units that they can discontinue their current response effort regarding the incident, reflecting a state of resolution or stabilization in the environment where the code is communicated.

Other codes, like "Signal 11," typically do not convey an end or stabilization of a situation. "Code 3" refers to the use of lights and sirens for urgent responses, indicating that officers are responding to a situation that requires immediate attention. "Code 5" usually designates a stakeout, where units are expected to remain in a specific position for surveillance rather than indicating resolution. Each code has its specific context and usage, making "Code 4" the appropriate choice for signaling that a situation has been resolved.