Person having cardiac arrest transported for air medical

Heard on: Grant WA Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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Nashville ambulance A99 responding to cardiac arrest.

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A99, 1925.

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Mac A99.

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A99, 1927.

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Chief 801.

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Chief 801.

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ETA on air medical.

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They advised approximately 30 minutes from Richland and that was approximately 15 minutes ago.

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Received.

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Just to pass it on, have them go to the Desert Aire Airport.

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We'll be moving the patient over to the Desert Aire Airport here shortly.

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Received, thank you.

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803 to 801, I'll go to that LZ and make sure the gates are open.

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801, 801.

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Max, 801 for information, just got a call with Lifeline.

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They're advising approximate 10-minute ETA and we're advised to land at the airport.

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801, do you receive?

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803, Max, received 10-minute ETA for air with.

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803, 1930.

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Back ambulance 800 and ninety-six transporting one to airport for medical for air medical.

7/14/2026 07:25 PM

Medical Emergency

Desert Aire Regional Airport, Desert Aire, WA 99349

Person having cardiac arrest transported for air medical

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, ambulance crews responded to a possible cardiac arrest and coordinated an air medical transfer. A helicopter was directed to the Desert Aire Airport, and one patient was transported there by ground ambulance for transfer to air medical care.

Person having cardiac arrest transported for air medical

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