Activated fire alarm at apartment near evergreen drive, Monticello NY
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Medical EmergencyA fire alarm was activated at an apartment near Evergreen Drive in Monticello. Emergency responders were dispatched and multiple confirmations of the alarm were received.
Audio|Heard on: Sullivan County Fire/EMS Paging
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02:20
Transcript:
00:00
That is my portable trying to have 1881 to confirm.
00:11
I'm walking in now.
00:18
1-4-0 County.
00:20
104-0.0.
00:23
We're walking down momentarily.
00:25
All this medication was taken yesterday.
00:32
5196-12-EMS.
00:35
I agree with you.
00:39
716 is responding from Monticello Level 4.
00:44
The 1623.
00:51
181 called the MS.
00:54
EAPOM. EAPOM.
00:57
For Y, you know whether they're to the left or the right or can you ask them?
01:04
That's the negative.
01:05
They did say they were walking out with a patient if you'd like to wait by the other people.
01:10
Any team one did you copy?
01:16
I just thought I would like to make contact in case there's something wrong with patients.
01:26
RACCES, that's the most information that we have at this time.
01:33
1-2-1-4-0-1-40.
01:36
4-0.
01:38
4-0. I advise the MS of your instructions with locating the patient, so they say that they're currently at the Y.
01:49
It's going to be the unpaved driveway on this road back here.
01:54
All right, Steve, I did advise them that you're going to be walking out with the patient to wait by the vehicles.
02:04
Hi, Matthew.
02:05
Do you want on?
02:08
They're still walking out with patient, but they advise the unpaved driveway.
02:18
That doesn't matter because we can get in anyway.
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Location mentioned:
Evergreen Dr, Monticello, NY 12701
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