Woman stung by wasp treated near school track

Heard on: Grimes TX EMS Dispatch Group Calls

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Medic 31, medic 31, pre-alert to the Anderson High School.

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Anderson High School near the track area.

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Respond on Grimes EMS, time out 1901.

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Medic 31, out.

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Medic 31, change in route.

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You're responding to a 20, or correction, a 2-Alpha-1 for a 36-year-old female, conscious and breathing.

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Was stung by a wasp about approximately 20 minutes ago.

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She's going to be located near the track area.

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31, do we have any evidence of there?

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Negative. She's going to be talking and breathing normally at this time.

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31, over.

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931 to com, has the patient taken any over-the-counter medications yet?

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933, that 931, that's negative.

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They've reported that she also does not have an EpiPen and nothing like this has happened before.

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That's it.

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At 831, Kerr County, you'll need to go to the football stadium and there'll be somebody there to guide you guys in.

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All right, it was fine.

8/10/2026 05:00 PM

Medical Emergency

FM 149, Anderson, TX 77830

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical services responded to Anderson High School for a 36-year-old woman who was conscious and breathing after a wasp sting about 20 minutes earlier. She had no prior similar reactions and had not taken medication. Units were directed to the football stadium for access.