Patient stranded on roof after flash flood reported near S Road
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Mesa County and Grand Junction Police, Fire and EMS
04:44
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Road for a patient that is stuck on a roof from a flash flood.
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Code three, time out 18 fifty-five.
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Unit twenty-six forty-six, I am off duty.
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Have a good night.
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Thank you. Have luck on your next adventure.
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Thank you.
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Six forty-six.
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Thank you for your outstanding PST work today.
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Anything for you, buddy?
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Thank you, Lower Valley Station Thirty Two.
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Third call for Lower Valley.
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Lower Valley Station 32, 3rd call for Lower Valley.
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Please respond to Highway 139, mile marker 21.
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Highway 139, mile marker 21 for a possible tree on fire.
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Time out 1856.
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3505, clear contact will be on those.
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Dispatch Station 32.
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Station 32.
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Copy the page.
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Can you go ahead with the update?
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Second call, (number withheld) S Road for an unknown age female.
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She's conscious and breathing.
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She got caught in a flash flood and is now currently on the roof of that address.
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Unknown extent of injuries.
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Break.
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Continuing 3rd call will be Highway 139, mile marker 21 for a possible tree on fire.
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Copy, thank you.
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And do we know if the area is still flooded or is there access to the lady that's up on the roof?
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Looks like the caller was not currently on scene.
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Unknown extent of flooding.
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We do have deputies en route to the area as well.
02:04
Copy. Can we also check into potentially Care Flight if they're not available as well as maybe a search and rescue helicopter if there is one available?
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2322 information.
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2322.
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I just spoke with RP.
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Total of six patients, all are adults.
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No reports of injuries.
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And access, we should be able to get into the driveway, but it's kind of unclear how close to the structure we can get.
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Copy, station 32 direct.
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Looks like we have access to the driveway with six patients.
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Thirty-two.
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With that information, would you still like me to check with Care Flight?
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Confirm as well as search and rescue if they're available.
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Thank you.
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Copy.
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Thank you.
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Can you call it to dispatch real quick?
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6307 radio check.
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6307 loud and clear.
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Copy, thank you.
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Welcome, thank you.
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Four hundred and ninety-nine, clear system.
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Thank you, one.
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Go ahead.
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Do we have another unit that's out west that might be able to assist? Let me figure out if we have going.
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All right.
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Station 32.
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You can show ambulance 32 en route to the rescue.
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Can we get a mutual aid for that lightning strike? Maybe check the LMS.
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EOM has been advised and they're sending apparatus 2513 .
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Break.
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For the search and rescue, are you wanting an air standby?
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