Paddleboarder drifts out, rescued near Clark Street Beach 

Transcript:
Evanston Dispatch from Greenwood Street Beach. Greenwood Street Beach, go ahead. We are requesting a water rescue response. Hold on, sir. There is someone's son on a paddleboard and has drifted out and cannot come in. So you want a water investigation, correct? Using Marine 21 to come out and help. There's a black wing. It's on the north side just outside of, it's right off of Clark Street Beach. All right, so he's currently not in distress. He's just drifted out too far, correct? How to come back inside. So he is currently, he is not drowning, but he needs help coming in back onto the sand. Affirmative. We're going to be on the way and just to verify at the end of your transition, you said Clark Street Beach, he's judged that north, correct? Correct. We're going to do with water investigation for Marine 21, Truck 23, Battalion 21, and the fireboat to Clark Street Beach just east in the water for a paddleboarder who's drifted out, not currently in distress, but beginner. Water investigation, Marine 21, Truck 23, Battalion 21, and the fireboat. East to Clark Street Beach for a paddleboarder who's drifted out too far on a black wing paddleboard. 1658. Air 21st and out. We're passing the Dexter Beach office now. You can hold the rest of the response. I'll call you if we need it. Received. Downgrading for Marine 21 at this time. Truck 3, Battalion Chief and the fireboat are to return. We are back in service.

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