Ark. Code Ann. § 12-10-204: Special conditions for use of statewide emergency frequency

The following constitute conditions whereby the emergency frequency can be used if assistance from other counties or the Department of Arkansas State Police is needed: (1) A potential life or death situation such as: (A) A serious traffic accident involving personal injury; (B) Major danger to life from chemicals, explosives, gas, or nuclear or other hazardous material; or (C) Implementing rescue efforts; (2) A felony in progress or pursuing a felon or suspected felon; (3) A civil disorder; (4) A natural disaster; (5) Emergency access to the nearest national crime information center or criminal justice information system computer terminal involving information as needed for subdivision (2) of this section; or (6) A mobile unit traveling outside its assigned county for conducting official business with law enforcement agencies in that jurisdiction. Acts 1979, No. 520, § 4; A.S.A. 1947, § 42-1104.

The following constitute conditions whereby the emergency frequency can be used if assistance from other counties or the Department of Arkansas State Police is needed:

(1) A potential life or death situation such as: (A) A serious traffic accident involving personal injury; (B) Major danger to life from chemicals, explosives, gas, or nuclear or other hazardous material; or (C) Implementing rescue efforts;

(A) A serious traffic accident involving personal injury;

(B) Major danger to life from chemicals, explosives, gas, or nuclear or other hazardous material; or

(C) Implementing rescue efforts;

(2) A felony in progress or pursuing a felon or suspected felon;

(3) A civil disorder;

(4) A natural disaster;

(5) Emergency access to the nearest national crime information center or criminal justice information system computer terminal involving information as needed for subdivision (2) of this section; or

(6) A mobile unit traveling outside its assigned county for conducting official business with law enforcement agencies in that jurisdiction.