Police assist with condemned home inspection, Green Bay WI
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a condemned home near Harvard Street in Green Bay after a medical alarm activation. Rescue reported potential hoarding conditions inside and uncertainty about whether the residence was occupied. Police and city inspectors were requested to assist but later confirmed no further action was needed.
Audio|Heard on: Brown County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:21
Transcript:
00:00
Is anybody available to clear rescues requesting officers 933 to near Harvard Street? Sounds like there are possible hoarding conditions inside the home.
00:11
They would need city inspector.
00:13
We go through them.
00:15
Copy.
00:20
Engine 431, what did you need the police for?
00:28
There is a condemned sign on the residence, and we are not fully sure yet if people are living here.
00:33
Yet.
00:38
David two, not sure if it makes a difference or not, but rescue just said that they do not have patient contact yet.
00:44
There is a condemned sign at the door, but they have a medical alarm.
00:49
Investigation coming from here.
00:55
If it is already condemned, then you do not need the city inspector.
01:01
Are they looking for us to help them get into the house or something?
01:10
I will verify.
01:16
Dispatch from Med Three.
01:17
Go ahead, Med Three.
01:20
Police can clear and cancel.
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Location mentioned:
Harvard St, Green Bay, WI 54303
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