Two patients injured at Veterans Park; helicopter airlifted one
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Monroe NY Fire-Tac Group Calls
02:11
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00:00
Do you need more manpower to take him out to the driveway?
00:05
Uh, we're, I think, at the current moment we're set on manpower.
00:09
We're still coming for patient number two.
00:14
70170, I'm gonna be, I'm gonna have you operations.
00:18
I'm gonna take over command.
00:20
Copy that, I'll take over operations.
00:23
You take command.
00:24
Just as a heads up, we have one patient still on the ground, not conscious, not responsive.
00:30
Looking for an update on a 2nd helicopter.
00:34
Copy that.
00:35
Can we have Fire Dispatch 70170 on 5?
00:40
Seven zero, just trying to copy some of the chatter on the mercy flight.
00:44
Western will be going to the mercy flight frequency.
00:50
No 2nd shift available at this time.
00:54
Some zero copies of that.
00:59
Reese, you're looking for lighting.
01:02
We'll probably need 12 as well.
01:05
Fire dispatcher, several copies five.
01:08
She's like 15 min out looking for a LZ description.
01:12
Copy, 15 min out.
01:13
LZ is going to be the parking lot at Veterans Park.
01:17
We'll open 100 by 02:50 .
01:20
Seven hundred and four, confirming no wires and no trees.
01:25
Affirm, two telephone poles north end of the parking lot, but plenty of space.
01:31
Seven hundred and four, Mercy Flight will update us when they're landing, I'm sure.
01:38
East Bloomfield Command to Dispatch, Ops Five.
01:41
East Bloomfield.
01:44
East Bloomfield command on five, go ahead.
01:47
Just want to confirm, you only have one helicopter confirmed, right?
01:51
That's affirmative.
01:52
One helicopter due to weather conditions.
01:58
And command, just keep you updated.
02:00
Chester just went en route with their rope team.
02:04
At this point, taking in town, 2nd patient's being moved out right now.
02:08
I was just letting you know, he's going to stick for you till.
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