Incident Information Panel Fields

The Incident Information panel shows address information associated with the incident.

  • Address: Enter the address. After entering three characters of the address name, addresses that match show in a drop-down list.
  • Apt #: Enter the apartment number.
  • City: Enter the city.
  • State: Enter the state.
  • Zip Code: Enter the zip code.
  • Landmark: Select the landmark from the drop-down list. The contents of this drop-down list are populated by the administrator in Designer under Preferences > Custom Codes > LANDMARK. If it is blank, that means the administrator has not entered any landmarks. See Configure Custom Codes Preferences in the Designer for 15.8 Guide for more information.
  • Shop: Select the shop from the drop-down list. This field is populated in Designer under Preferences > Map > Shop Values. If it is blank, that means the administrator has not entered any shops. See Configure Map Preferences in the Designer for 15.8 Guide for more information.
  • Tile No: Enter the tile number. This field is used to indicate the geographic area of the incident.
  • Map Page: Enter the map page. This field is used to indicate the geographic area of the incident.
  • District: Select the district from the drop-down list. Districts can represent any geographical area and are populated in Designer under Preferences > Map > District Values. If this field is blank, that means the administrator has not entered any districts. See Configure Map Preferences in the Designer for 15.8 Guide for more information.
  • Location: Enter any additional details about the location of the incident that help to identify it (for example, Northwest corner of the intersection).
  • Details: Enter any details.

  • Facility Id: Enter the Facility ID for the building where the incident occurred. This corresponds with the facility and level IDs set up for assets in the geodatabase. See Add an Asset Type in the Designer for 15.8 Guide for more information.

  • Level Id: Enter the Level ID for the floor level where the incident occurred. This corresponds with the facility and level IDs set up for assets in the geodatabase. See Add an Asset Type in the Designer for 15.8 Guide for more information.

  • X/Y: The X and Y coordinates automatically populate when the address is geocoded.