When dispatching an alert for a wanted individual, which term is used to refer to the procedure for informing all agencies?

The term used to refer to the procedure for informing all agencies about a wanted individual is APB, which stands for All Points Bulletin. An APB is a notification sent to law enforcement agencies, providing them with details on a suspect or person of interest. This allows for coordinated efforts across different jurisdictions to locate and apprehend the individual in question.

In contrast, the other terms do not serve this specific purpose. NOA typically refers to Notices of Action in other contexts, CAD stands for Computer-Aided Dispatch, which is a system used by dispatch centers to manage calls and incidents, and ID generally relates to identification. None of these directly refer to the process of alerting all agencies about a wanted person.