County crews respond for water rescue operation
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Ross County Public Safety
02:53
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All county fire and EMS, all county fire and EMS.
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Hocking County is requesting manpower for water rescue.
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Manpower for water rescue to meet at station one in Laurelville.
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Station one in Bourneville, time at 01:52 .
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Fire and EMS, all county fire and EMS.
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Hocking County is requesting manpower for water rescue.
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Requesting to meet at station one in Laurelville.
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Time at 01:53 .
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1924 to Ross.
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Yes, sir.
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Did Laurelville advise what they need?
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I asked them when to say we're in need of a boat.
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They said no, they're just requesting manpower.
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You're clear.
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1900 is acknowledging.
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We'll probably have a delayed response.
01:03
You're clear, sir.
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633, Ross County.
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Go ahead.
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I would like two boats and trained personnel to use them.
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Stand by station, our station number one on water rail.
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Go ahead.
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1924 to 633.
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Go ahead.
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You want anything out of 1900?
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You guys can take some manpower to station.
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I don't know where we're going to be.
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Right now I've only got one active rescue, but the water's still coming up.
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Go ahead.
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Hey, you're clear so far.
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It's only me that I've heard from, but I'll start heading your way.
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I can hook up with our Cabot and bring it out that way and just rendezvous at station one.
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Yeah, that's going to be standby point at this time.
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You're clear.
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Ross County
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VA Fire.
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Yes,
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ma'am. We have a boat and two members that will be able to head that way.
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You're clear, sir.
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I'll put that down.
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You're clear.
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We'll be heading that way soon.
Water Rescue
