Fire and EMS assist with lift near Ridge Ave, Sellersville PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire and EMS responded to a residence near East Ridge Avenue in Sellersville for a lift assist medical emergency. Battalion and Chief 27 coordinated the response, with personnel assisting a medic on the second floor using a stair chair and stretcher.
Audio|Heard on: Bucks PA Fire-Tac Group Calls
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01:22
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 27 with Medic 159, near Ridge Avenue off Silver Street.
00:05
ALS lift assistance.
00:08
My fault.
00:15
Battalion 27 is responding.
00:18
Battalion 27.
00:20
Battalion 27?
00:23
Got a box.
00:24
For the squad, reduce speed, lift assist.
00:27
Near Ridge Avenue.
00:30
Okay, received.
00:33
Battalion twenty-seven is arriving on location.
00:36
Battalion twenty-seven.
00:39
Chief twenty-seven responding.
00:43
Okay, Chief twenty-seven, reduce speed, lift assist for the squad.
00:48
Chief twenty-seven, okay.
00:52
Engine 27, what's six? Reduce me.
00:55
Engine 27.
00:58
Battalion 27 to Engine 27.
01:02
Engine 27, got you.
01:07
Staged by my vehicle.
01:08
It's going to be the house directly where the medic is parked.
01:11
Send three people inside.
01:13
Assist the medic on the second floor.
01:15
Two people need to get the stair chair inside and the stretcher to the door.
01:21
Got it.
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Location mentioned:
E Ridge Ave, Sellersville, PA 18960
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