Medical alarm triggered at nursing station in Lexington

Heard on: Rockbridge County Fire and EMS

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Rescue one, additional call.

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Rescue four, (number withheld) Houston Street, the Lexington House Apartments for a medical run on location.

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Mark for GCP 14 fifty-four.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Engine nine, dispatch.

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Responding with six.

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Engine nine, I'll show you responding at 14 fifty-four to (number withheld) East Middle Trail, the Wawa.

00:41

Manager on scene advising of a male was filling up tanks with gas and advised of a large leak.

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You can operate up 30 Rockbridge DCC.

00:52

DC from 18 on Oxford.

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18 on Oxford.

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We'll move to Oxford due to all the traffic on Oxford.

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10-4.

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Forty-seven is en route.

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Forty-seven, I'll show you right at 14 fifty-five.

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Lexington House Apartments, (number withheld) Houston Street for medical alarm activations.

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Zone two at the nurse's station.

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No other information was provided.

2026-09-13 11:52 UTC

Medical Emergency

Houston St, Lexington, VA 24450

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to an apartment complex on Houston Street for a medical alarm activation at a nurse’s station. In a separate call, a gas leak was reported at a gas station on East Middle Trail while a man was filling tanks with fuel.