The Calls for Service Unit is responsible for which area, primarily?

• A. The CD Compound
• B. Only the housing areas
• C. The airfield
• D. The hospital

Answer: (A)

The main idea being tested is how patrol units are assigned to specific zones so they can respond quickly and know the area well. The Calls for Service Unit is focused on the CD Compound as its primary area because this zone contains the central operations and key facilities that generate the most calls and require fast, coordinated response and intimate familiarity with access points and procedures. Concentrating on this area helps the unit respond efficiently and manage incidents where rapid dispatch and local knowledge matter most. The other areas—housing areas, the airfield, and the hospital—are typically handled by other units or specialist teams, so they aren’t the primary responsibility of the Calls for Service Unit, even though cross-coverage may occur when needed.