Fire crews respond to non-injury incident with hazards 

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Cover that, where would you like it? If you want to just pull in heading north on, on County Road 7, just tuck in behind Mansion 41. We're going to have you guys just make contact with the patients. That should be good. Copy, we'll do. 26 is complete. It's going to be non-injury. They're working on hazards. Yeah. Complete non-injury working on hazards. That's health fifty-five. Two other yards to the east of the mid-law. Can't help easier in contact with the patient. We'll come back to where you took up, maybe give us a hoot when we get closer. Hey, Farmer, it's pretty much (name withheld) from where I came. Initial assessment, we're going to be rope gear up there. I'm going to arrival at staging at the saddle parking lot. Copy your arrival at staging. Does one of your units have a wheel in a stokes, (name withheld)? And we'll be waiting on the rescue for that. Okay, copy. We're about to make a patient contact. Stand by just a couple minutes and I might have you guys start hiking in some stuff. Copy. Command is Rescue. We're coming in from the north. Should we stop at the north trail access or continue down to the southern park? It's going to be the best access. I'm in contact with a 72-year-old male. He's A&O times for our personal loss of consciousness. All right, seven minutes. Go ahead. Please, then, removed from the roadway. We're going to turn the scene over to LCSO. This is the 41 is going to be clearing. See number to LCSO. That group command. Center. I'm going to have one of the park units hike back out to meet your medic crew to hike them in just so we have a ALS care on the patient.

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