$2.35 Packer Street, Queen City Towers, Apartment 805 for (name withheld). Amos Company, want to be due, ALSA, call. 235 Packet Street, Queen City Towers, apartment 805 for (name withheld). Amherst Company, want to be due, ALS-A, call at 524. 304-5-4-3-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-25-25-25-year-old female conscious breathing complaining of chest pain. She's clammy, cold sweats.
214 Green Street, Sheet Store for electrical hazards inside the building. (name withheld) Engine 1, Mineral County Engine 2, Mineral County Engine 25, Carlin Truck 1, Truck 3, 10, 10071 will be good. 214. 214, 214 Green Street, Sheet Store, for an electrical hazard, inside the building. (name withheld) engine one, (name withheld) engine two, Mineral County, engine 25, Carlin Truck 1, Truck 3, and (name withheld) will be due. 37-1 responding. 22-15. (name withheld) in route 343 and 343 and 344 is on service. Number one, okay. 22, 60 hours. (name withheld) in route for us going on service. (name withheld) in route. Command unit of one in route, 22, 60 hours. Engine one in route. Major one in route, 22, 60 hours. Engine one, two, two, 22, 60 hours. It's responding. It's going to be 214 Green Street, Sheet Store, talking through Sheet Security Advisor, one of the outlets near the seating area inside the store, a phone charger caught fire. I believe the fire is out.
Superforcer is responding. 28 Northley Street, 5, 58-year-old male, conscious breathing. I feel like (name withheld) is going to pass out, can't always pass out, multiple times over the last three days.
235 pack of street, queen city towers, in the parking lot for breathing difficulties, ALS-type call[1], ambulance company one. 235 pack of street, queen city towers, in the parking lot. For breathing difficulties, ALS-type call, ambulance company one, 21[2], 21-12[3]. Okay, everybody, 3, 4-5s, been around? 7-4-5, yours warning, 21-14[4]. 235-packed street is going to be outside in the parking lot area, have a 55-year-old male. He's conscious containing of trouble breathing as a COPD history. He has taken his inhaler with no relief. I don't. Oh, yeah, Andrew, 5 on things.
