Patient transported after medical incident in Congress AZ

Heard on: Prescott Area Fire Departments

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Fire engine 97.

00:05

Engine 97, Air Evac would have a 17 to 20 minute ETA if launched.

00:18

Alarm engine 97, can you see left?

00:27

Engine 97, if airbag was launched, they would have a 17 to 20 minute ETA.

00:43

Alarm engine 97, can you go ahead and launch them to the Congress Fire Station?

00:54

Alarm copies.

01:22

This is fire department.

01:24

I don't think about today.

01:26

Yes, sir. What's your location? (number withheld) Loma Linda.

01:31

Okay, if you can get a good eye on it, we can get up a little bit to watch that.

01:35

If something's involved, can you put it out? Have water and shovel handy.

01:38

And 36 frames around.

01:40

What you want to burn? This is 50.

01:43

Only name the product.

01:45

All right, thank you.

01:48

Have a good one.

01:49

Have a good one.

01:59

Alarm engine 97.

02:05

Engine 97, go ahead.

02:13

Alarm engine 97, we're clearing scene available.

02:16

Patient's being transported to Congress Fire Station.

9/12/2026 10:40 AM

Medical Emergency

S Old School Rd, Congress, AZ 85332

Patient transported after medical incident in Congress AZ

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a medical incident near the Congress area, with coordination for a possible air ambulance and the patient later transported to the Congress fire station.

Patient transported after medical incident in Congress AZ

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