Surfing head injury at junior lifeguard camp

Heard on: Santa Barbara County Sheriff Main Channel

02:21

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

00:00

Maybe have RFTC contact the RP on the UTL so far.

00:10

Department, you copy near Tower One?

00:13

Copy, I'll check the playground and I'm at Tower One right now.

00:33

Yep.

00:35

So it looks like the patient was pulled out of the water and is now in the sand with staff and a lifeguard.

00:40

She hit her head while surfing.

00:43

Careful.

00:51

3570, unit 1080, en route to location C12.

00:55

C12.

01:03

They're right by the junior lifeguard or the children's camp.

01:18

You can reduce the fire medics to code two.

01:23

She's got feeling, feeling in her toes and doesn't look too serious.

01:35

3912 to 87.

01:45

Near the park next to tower one.

01:52

You can reduce code two.

01:53

There is now a sergeant on scene with patient.

02:02

Central, RA 91 on scene too.

02:07

RA 91, go ahead.

02:13

We're gonna have a delayed response about three to 4 min .

02:18

Central copy, delayed response three to 4 min .

6/30/2026 11:23 AM

Medical Emergency

Storke Rd, Goleta, CA 93117

Surfing head injury at junior lifeguard camp

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, a patient was pulled from the water near Tower One by the junior lifeguard camp after hitting their head while surfing. The patient had feeling in their toes and the injury did not appear too serious. Fire medics reduced response level and a sergeant was on scene. A delayed response of 3 to 4 minutes was reported.

Surfing head injury at junior lifeguard camp

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