18-year-old female treated for allergic reaction from bee stings

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Response group five two allergic reaction (number withheld) E Alameda Avenue.

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Metro rescue unit utility 452 brush 451 .

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Response group five two allergic reaction (number withheld) E Alameda Avenue.

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Metro rescue unit utility 452 brush 451 on that at 1958 .

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Down brush 451 .

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Fresh 451 .

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Fresh 451 , you're out.

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Fresh 451 , I copy.

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You're en route. Other direction, (number withheld) East Alameda Avenue, across from Spencer Avenue and Riverside Drive.

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Eighteen year old female, several bee stings, is allergic to bees.

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Was given an EpiPen.

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Break.

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Four five one, that EpiPen was given five minutes ago.

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Symptoms are slightly better since you're en route.

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Nineteen 59 .

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Roger, we're en route.

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Heavy pen again.

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Utility 451 en route.

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Utility 451 en route.

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Nineteen 59 .

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Roger, 452 en route.

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En route. Nineteen 59 .

8/24/2026 07:56 PM

Medical Emergency

E St, Columbia City, OR 97018

18-year-old female treated for allergic reaction from bee stings

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a reported allergic reaction involving several bee stings near East Alameda Avenue by Spencer Avenue and Riverside Drive. An 18-year-old woman had been given an EpiPen about five minutes earlier, and her symptoms were reportedly slightly improving as responders arrived.

18-year-old female treated for allergic reaction from bee stings

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