Rescue 30 reports monitor failure, requests ALS on Highway 17/92

Heard on: DeSoto FL Fire-Tac Group Calls

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Rescue 30 to dispatch.

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Dispatch to Rescue 30, it's going to be Rescue 36.

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Rescue 30, I have a monitor failure.

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I need an ALS unit as soon as possible.

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I copy. We're getting Rescue 36 turned out and responding.

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255.

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Engine 36 to dispatch.

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Engine 36.

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You would dispatch Battalion Four to this call also.

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Copy, dispatching Battalion Four to the call 200 and fifty-six.

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Rescue 230 .

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Rescue 230 .

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Complete covering.

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Copy complete, 259.

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That's affirmative.

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We got Rescue 30 doing Code 99.

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They're on Highway 17/92.

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Engine 36 should be behind them.

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They're needing your assistance.

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Rescue 30 to Rescue 36, I just need your monitor and your personnel.

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36 copy.

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Rescue 36, Engine 36 pulling up now.

7/29/2026 11:55 PM

Medical Emergency

US-17, Wauchula, FL 33873

Rescue 30 reports monitor failure, requests ALS on Highway 17/92

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews on Highway 17/92 reported a monitor failure during a possible cardiac arrest call. Another rescue unit, an engine company, and a battalion chief were sent to provide advanced life support equipment and personnel.

Rescue 30 reports monitor failure, requests ALS on Highway 17/92

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