The 10 minute notifications will continue until FRCC has been advised that which condition?

• A. All units are clear from incident
• B. Power is restored to station
• C. Incident command is terminated
• D. The situation is under control or patient transport is in progress

Answer: (D)

The 10-minute notifications are meant to keep FRCC informed during an active incident, showing that operations are progressing and patient care is being handled. They continue until FRCC is advised that the situation is under control or patient transport is in progress. That point shows concrete progress: either the scene is stabilized with hazards mitigated, or patients are actively being moved to care, after which the high-frequency updates are no longer needed. Other conditions like all units being clear, power restoration, or termination of incident command don’t by themselves signal the same ongoing, actionable status FRCC needs to know about to stop the cadence.