Multi-vehicle crash with air rescue in Pennsylvania, Centre County PA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a multi-vehicle collision on North Eagle Valley Road, Pennsylvania. Several people were in cardiac arrest and required CPR. Extrication efforts were ongoing, with multiple fire and rescue units and medical teams from Centre County assisting. Two medical helicopters were coordinated to land at Bald Eagle State Park for patient transport. Roadblocks and scene management were handled by local command units while operations continued through the rescue and medical response period.
Audio|Heard on: Centre PA Fire-Tac Group Calls
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03:58
Transcript:
00:00
Yeah, I've got three more pending.
00:03
The first vehicle command chief 14 two.
00:09
I mean, that's why I want to.
00:12
You have medic 24, an ALS unit from 21, and MICU 81.
00:19
Copy. We got CPR in progress on a few patients.
00:23
Okay.
00:27
Sound of county chief working too?
00:30
Chief 14-2, are you calling county?
00:33
Yeah, right. Go ahead.
00:36
You want me to take the landing zone? I'm right behind ambulance 26 right now.
00:40
We're just passing Dowdy's Hole.
00:44
Negative, we need you at the scene.
00:46
I've got a roadblock with 14-1 right now.
00:51
Copy that.
00:53
North Eagle Valley Road Command, Centre County.
00:57
Go ahead.
00:59
Are you talking about the drop anchor boat landing zone?
01:03
Main station now.
01:05
We got seven good working guys.
01:11
They're coming to the scene by 14-1, bring tools up, assist with extrication on the sedan.
01:19
Copy. Need hydraulics or what do you want?
01:24
Yeah, bringing your hydraulics.
01:28
North North Eagle Valley Road Command, Centre County.
01:33
Do you want them at the boat anchor drop landing zone?
01:38
Check on status of the second helicopter.
01:41
First one will be in the state park, and the second one we could use exiting out depending how or if I feel us to go.
01:49
Okay, do you know where in state parks we can give them a more accurate location?
01:54
May Park Road and Beach Road there.
01:59
Okay.
02:01
There's a designated landing zone with his vehicle.
02:05
Centre County Chief 26-1.
02:08
Centre County Engine Rescue 14-2.
02:11
Engine Rescue 14-14-2.
02:14
On the scene.
02:17
1437.
02:20
Start getting another vehicle ready.
02:24
Go ahead, command.
02:27
How many ALS do I have on this?
02:32
Command, Thurston County.
02:34
Command, Thurston County.
02:37
Go ahead.
02:40
For the air medical operation, who's going to be my point of contact? And then I will switch them over to operations channel three.
02:50
Go ahead.
02:58
County, you know the eagle by the command.
03:00
Go ahead.
03:03
Dispatch me a unit out of Beach Creek for the state park landing zone.
03:09
That's received.
03:11
Command Center County.
03:14
Go ahead.
03:17
I just need clarification for Clinton Nine.
03:19
What landing zone are they heading to?
03:23
Landing Zone, Bald Eagle State Park, Centre County.
03:26
That's received.
03:29
County, I know what it looks like.
03:33
Go ahead.
03:36
Mars excavation on third station.
03:40
Extrication complete on third patient, 1443.
03:44
County, our vehicle valley has been missed.
03:47
Tell that command.
03:50
Did you get confirmation on secondary fire now?
03:55
Not yet.
03:57
Please rise.
03:58
We do.
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N Eagle Valley Rd, Pennsylvania
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