Traffic accident near 76th Ave and Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines FL
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a traffic accident near 76th Avenue and Pines Boulevard involved two vehicles, a fire hydrant was damaged and a power or light pole was downed. Two adults are reported with serious injuries and extrication may be needed. Westbound traffic on Pines Boulevard is shut down near 72nd due to the incident.
Audio|Heard on: Broward County Fire/Rescue
Listen to dispatch call
04:49
Transcript:
00:00
Rescue 289 responded to an accident with dark gray Hyundai Tucson versus a gray Chevy Impala.
00:11
Rescue 33, back the location of that accident.
00:16
Stand by for dispatch.
00:22
79 Bravo, sick person.
00:28
Vehicle's major damage, we'll advise 902.
00:32
Okay, six nine fire call me.
00:35
Battalion six nine?
00:41
Just be advised you had rescue 289 heading to this call.
00:46
Rescue 33 passed the call and is stopping at the call correct?
00:50
That's affirmative 903.
00:55
Engine 33, we're here.
01:00
We're going to be arriving momentarily.
01:01
We have heavy traffic.
01:05
969, I copy.
01:08
969, fire call.
01:11
The giant.
01:13
Nine on the call that rescue 33 was going to and send me an additional rescue to the call at 76th Ave and Pines Boulevard for possible extrication.
01:27
Copy.
01:29
Nine hundred and three.
01:33
Engine 300 and thirty-three, we're on scene.
01:36
We have a vehicle on top of a fire hydrant and a downed power line at this time or downed light pole.
01:45
We'll advise on station standby.
01:50
Let's see, thirty-three back is going to be two adult trauma alert.
01:57
Can you join us, Battalion Six Nine?
02:03
Battalion Five, go ahead.
02:06
Is ready to join on.
02:07
Would you like us to proceed to the accident call or do you want to dispatch another rescue too?
02:12
Rescue Thirty Three's original calling wants to proceed to the original call that they're going to.
02:22
Battalion 69, Rescue 289, what's your location?
02:30
Not in station tonight.
02:34
That's affirmative.
02:35
Continue to this call.
02:38
Battalion 69 to Firecom.
02:41
Battalion 69?
02:46
Rescue 289 is going to be closer to the accident with injuries with two trauma alerts.
02:54
Go ahead and find an additional rescue and place them on Rescue 289's call.
03:01
Copy.
03:04
Engine 33 to Battalion.
03:08
Excluded one patient at this time.
03:11
We have another patient.
03:12
No life support patients are needed at this time.
03:18
All units responding to the accident with injury, switch over to TAC 1, TAC 1.
03:28
Q302 Bravo to Broward.
03:31
Copy Rescue CO2 Bravo to Brower 9.
03:39
Rescue 33,
03:41
set 906.
03:47
We were at Sheridan University B shift personnel check with Battalion.
03:55
Repeat rescue on it? Nine keep the B shift crew rolling to the trouble breathing at the medical center.
04:06
SC 99 copy.
04:09
Responding from Sheridan and University.
04:16
Need if you can advise PD,
04:19
we're going to need.
04:21
Westbound traffic of Pines Boulevard shut down at 72nd and Pines.
04:27
We do have a power line down.
04:30
We're going to be moving some units out of the way.
04:34
I'm going to need FDL to respond immediately.
04:38
I'm also going to need the water department to respond.
04:41
We have a hydrant as well that's broken.
04:44
Copy, PD to shut down westbound traffic at 72nd and Pine.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
NW 76th Ave & Pines Blvd, Pembroke Pines, FL 33024
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