Report of tanker releasing substance into creek
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Tuscarawas County Fire and EMS
06:51
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Okay, see if station eight can handle that, and I will send law enforcement as well.
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Station eight, in place of station three for a hazmat incident.
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(number withheld) Pleasant Valley Road SE.
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Station eight, in place of station three for a hazmat incident.
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(number withheld) Pleasant Valley Road SE.
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Cross streets are Pleasant Valley.
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Is your tones? Twelve 36 .
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Station three, in trouble.
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Go ahead.
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One over.
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You're clear.
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I'll just page out station eight.
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Can we just continue them if they acknowledge?
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Affirmative, we're just EMS.
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You're clear. Did you copy the call?
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Hang on.
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Caller says there was a tanker truck
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dumping into the creek, and now there's a white milky substance on top of the water.
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Just one call on this.
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Copy that.
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2001 operator.
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Hey, 21, 21, go ahead.
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Be advised, we're our tech's at you here.
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We got to shut off your truck.
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Do you have power to come hook up?
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They have them staged there for right now.
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Okay.
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Once you guys refill the water, you can be released to go back.
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Two five, negative four, go back service.
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Affirmative, one two, three, drop out.
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You can go back and service.
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Thanks for the. Bye bye.
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Station eight, acknowledge.
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Station eight, you're acknowledging.
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Caller advised there was a tanker truck dumping in the creek and now there's a white Milky substance on top of the water.
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Station three, acknowledge as well.
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If you want to switch over to Twin City FD.
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Yeah, station eight, disregard.
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Just stay your own.
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How do you?
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Switch over to IPFD.
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904, dispatch.
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Go ahead.
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We've been released by the ambulance.
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Returning, switching back over to Tuscarawas City Fire.
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1240.
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63, do you copy that?
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You clear.
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You know, I'm gonna listen to turn over.
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We're gonna step down and let a station hear what you.
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Clear, so you're no longer responding.
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So you're telling me.
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Hey, if they use an officer, get a hold of the 1st one.
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You clear.
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63, are you available for an ill person?
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Warren Township.
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63, 63, yeah, we're available.
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3 Station 60 for an ill person.
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(number withheld) Riverside Park Road Southeast, cross with the Riverside Road.
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Is your channel still 42?
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Sixty-three, you are clear.
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Sixty-two-year-old female patient had a knee replacement in May.
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Now she's having some knee and back pain.
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Sixty-three, you can show us around.
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She was taking a lot of VFD.
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Central is coming in.
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The AEP has a thirty-minute ETA.
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That's clear. Thank you.
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This is 60, you're up.
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806, you clear.
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Station 21 for a medical alarm, (number withheld) Old Town Valley Road Southeast.
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Station 21 for a medical alarm, (number withheld) Old Town Valley Road Southeast.
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Cross streets are Possum Hollow and Goshen Glens Drive.
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These are tones 1245.
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Fire and ambulance.
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2100, acknowledging.
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83-year-old female patient, advising that she fell.
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She does have some bruises to her hands and face.
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We're still looking for her.
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Squad 67 Central, we're going to be around North Simpson.
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67, clear.
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We did make contact with the company for the truck.
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They advised that they were pulling water out of the creek to use in the paving machine.
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And this is pretty typical.
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