Resident seeks evacuation help near rising river
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Rio Grande Public Safety
04:25
00:00
Copy, sir, I appreciate the update.
00:01
I just took a 911 from a gentleman kind of in the Ponderosa Park subdivision, Ponderosa.
00:06
Park subdivision.
00:08
He's going to be off of Aspen Trail, and I know that's going to be their location that they're currently checking into.
00:13
Sounds like he is impassable and is inquiring about evac plans.
00:16
So I was going to give kind of just want to head up that I've got an actual address of a party needing evac.
00:21
Okay, I copy.
00:24
What is that address? Is that off of Highway 17? Technically no, here's there's going to be (number withheld) Aspen Trail.
00:31
So it's right in that subdivision just to kind of the southwest.
00:35
Of Highway 17 near milepost 18 and 19, right and smacked up in the middle, sir.
00:41
Okay, copy.
00:42
I'm right in that area.
00:44
He said that was Aspen Trail.
00:47
Affirmative, (number withheld) Aspen Trail.
00:49
And he did confirm with me that there's just one way in, one way out via that main bridge there.
00:55
Okay, I copy.
00:56
Let me see if I can find that and I'll update you a little more on that.
01:01
Copy, sir. If needed, I can snap a.
01:03
Picture and send it to you.
01:04
Just keep me posted if you need that.
01:06
I'm happy to do it.
01:07
Copy. I don't have cell phone service or connectivity here, so I won't get that right now.
01:14
Copy, sir. Thank you.
01:15
Thank you.
01:21
Keep patrol.
01:24
Alamosa C25 on duty.
01:26
C25. Morning, I'll be on 4693, car 396, break for miles.
01:31
Go ahead. 42616.
01:34
Nice, copy.
01:35
Good morning at 652.
01:41
Keep patrol.
01:44
Almost five bigger six.
01:45
Can you give me that address and what was the name one more time please?
01:49
Bigger six, it's going to be (number withheld) Aspen Trail, (number withheld) Aspen Trail, and the gentleman's name is (name withheld), (name withheld), (name withheld).
02:00
And I've got a phone number if needed, sir.
02:03
Copy.
02:05
Go ahead with that number.
02:06
Phone number is going to be (number withheld) .
02:12
(number withheld) . Copy.
02:15
Thank you. You are welcome.
02:16
Sixty. Rio Grande SO.
02:20
Rio Grande, Argena.
02:23
Argena, good morning.
02:25
Morning, 41, okay.
02:27
Have a good shift, 655.
02:32
State Patrol.
02:35
5-6. 5-6.
02:38
I'm here at the
02:41
park and cabin.
02:43
The water hasn't reached the bridge yet, but it's about a foot away from it.
02:48
You can get most of the other side of the bridge in here.
02:58
Patrol.
03:00
Hi, copy. And Joe 3 or 43, I did send out pre-evacuation notice for that area just a couple seconds ago.
03:06
Copy, thank you.
03:08
You're welcome at 656.
03:10
Oh, can you get it for me? Tell me where that is.
03:16
Baker 6, I'm sorry, you did not come through.
03:19
Copy, can you hear me now? Affirmative, a little better.
03:23
Where his address is in relation to the bridge.
03:26
Right after you cross the river.
03:29
Abram, give me just a 2nd , I'll pull that up for you.
03:36
It's patrol.
03:38
Be advised, they've requested patrol officer.
03:44
It's patrol.
03:47
Go ahead.
03:48
Baker six, go ahead.
03:49
Baker six, so it looks like the (number withheld) Aspen Trail is going to be 0.3 mi west of the bridge.
03:57
So if you come off the bridge, there should be a road that turns west, and then you just follow that.
04:02
And it should be on the west side of the road.
04:05
It's a house with a red roof and some.
04:07
I'll get some better descriptions for you.
04:09
I'll be thinking.
04:13
We'll be able to get to him right now, but.
04:16
Hi, copy. And just here, forty-three.
04:18
It looks like it's going to be right at the intersection of Cottonwood Lane and Aspen Trail.
04:24
You are welcome at six fifty-nine.