Medical alarm triggered at Hillside Ave residence, Boylston MA
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Medical EmergencyA medical alarm was triggered at a residence near Hillside Ave for a 91-year-old woman. The alarm company requested a welfare check but later canceled after contact was made with family confirming the alarm was accidental.
Audio|Heard on: Boylston Area Police and Fire
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01:52
Transcript:
00:00
The Portland Fire sent by Ferry and Medical on Activation, near Hillside Ave.
00:15
Welcome to fire under your new personnel near Hillside Ave.
00:19
Medical alarm activation, owned by your alarm company for a 91-year-old female.
00:25
No contact made.
00:28
Here, I'm a close to fire on the new personnel near Hillside Ave.
00:33
The medical alarm activation,
00:35
welcome by the alarm company for a 91-year-old female.
00:38
No contact made.
00:40
We're at 6.309.
00:47
Command by honor.
00:54
We had a overheater booster pump for the municipal water system here.
01:06
We've shut the power down.
01:08
The response priority is going to be making contact.
01:10
We're ventilating and we're going to be attempting to reset shortly.
01:16
We should overheated east the ground will be seven.
01:21
Fire alarm, 31, engine 3.
01:24
Engine 3.
01:28
Engine 3A2 will be en route.
01:31
2A2 in route, just be advised.
01:34
Just get off the phone with the alarm company who wants to cancel the response,
01:40
make contact with her son, who advised he has eyes on her, and she wants to do it by mistake.
01:51
Receive, we have the cancellation.
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Location mentioned:
Hillside Ave, Boylston, MA 01505
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