00:00
Requesting 2nd alarm[1], 1614 .
00:15
Franklin County dispatch from Moira, 2nd alarm[1], priority one[2] EMS call, (number withheld) South Woods Road, 55 year old female, seizure activity, not conscious.
00:25
Repeating for Mohegan, 2nd alarm[1], priority one[2] EMS call, (number withheld) South Woods Road, 55 year old female, seizure activity, not conscious.
01:06
Patrol to uptown stores, (number withheld) west main street.
01:09
Employee there reporting a male inside the store, possibly intoxicated, passing out.
01:25
Five with dispatch, be advised, both units be clear from the station for that walk-in.
01:28
We'll be en route to Uptown Stewart to assist 712.
01:32
Received, clear 1690.
01:37
Five to nine, give me another alarm.
01:41
Clean alarm from Brushton for manpower and start ALS from Malone this way.
01:52
manpower and ALS from Malone, 1619 .
02:02
Stand by more, 3rd alarm.
02:05
Brushton, mutual aid manpower, Malone ALS.
02:30
Franklin County dispatch for Moira 3rd alarm, Brushton mutual aid manpower, Malone ALS.
02:37
EMS call (number withheld) South Woods Road.
02:41
Female seizure activity, in and out of consciousness.
02:44
Repeating for Mohawk 3rd alarm, brushing
02:48
mutual aid manpower, Malone ALS.
02:51
EMS call (number withheld)
02:55
Female patient seizure activity, in and out of consciousness.
03:04
Seven one five dispatch, be advised you can show all units out uptown Stewart with that individual.
03:22
Dispatch medic two out of service, ALS to Moira.
03:28
Medic two, you are out of service.
03:30
En route (number withheld) South Woods Road, 1621 .
03:37
Dispatch A529 is en route.
03:41
I have one brush and member on board.
03:43
The rest can meet us at the scene, please.
03:52
529, you're out of service with one member from brush in 1622.
03:57
Your alarm time 160850, South Woods Road.
04:02
Requesting all manpower to the scene.
04:07
Dispatch 529, just advised you, medic 2 is en route.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
2nd alarm: Second-alarm fire assignment (escalated response requesting additional units)
[2]
priority one: Highest-priority response
Medical Emergency
