Which radio code instructs that the Office is down and all agents respond?

• A. Bomb threat
• B. Office down all agents respond
• C. Place BP emerg plan into effect
• D. Log information

Answer: (B)

In emergency radio communications, when the office cannot operate, the instruction that gets everyone moving is a direct phrase that tells all agents to respond. The option that literally reads “Office down all agents respond” is the best because it communicates both the problem (office down) and the required action (all agents respond) in one concise directive. This ensures rapid, unified mobilization across the field.

The other options point to different procedures: a bomb threat would trigger threat-handling steps, placing the BP emergency plan into effect starts a broader set of protocols, and logging information is for record-keeping rather than immediate action.