Person bitten by rattlesnake requests EMS at CO address

Heard on: San Luis Valley Public Safety

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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I had a party calling from (number withheld) County Road 27 in Los Alamos advising that he needed to get out of the place.

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RP was advising that he needed to get out of the place and he requested EMS because he got bit by a rattlesnake and he stopped after and disconnected.

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Copy. Can I get the number for you? 8 from 18.

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Three three five, January 27th , and Los Alamos.

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Copy. And we're out from on to make the running code.

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Alamosa, can I say that's not going to be my same person, is it? Negative.

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This party called in from a landline.

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It was a male and it showed up as (name withheld).

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I think the female party that called in was a (name withheld), maybe.

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Copy that. Alamosa, can I say 13 ? You can attach me to that call in Los Alamos.

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It's helping out from.

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Guys, I'm from Alamosa.

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Alamosa, can I help

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you? You can hear us.

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I'll show you another one.

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Copy, just want to make sure you're in route to the call on County Road 27.

9/5/2026 06:49 PM

Medical Emergency

N Co Rd 27, Bellvue, CO 80512

Person bitten by rattlesnake requests EMS at CO address

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, a caller near County Road 27 in the Los Alamos area reported a possible rattlesnake bite and requested EMS before disconnecting. Responders were sent to the location.

Person bitten by rattlesnake requests EMS at CO address

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