Female trapped in elevator with service dogs in brookfield, Brookfield CT
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Rescue / Technical AssistanceA female individual was trapped in an elevator with two service dogs at the Landmark office building near Old Milford Road in Brookfield. She was not in any distress. Emergency responders arrived and managed the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Brookfield Fire and EMS Dispatch
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
Brookfield Fire EMS, you requested elevator rescue to near Old Milford Road, the Landmark office building.
00:10
Female party stuck in the elevator with two service dogs.
00:13
The party is not in any distress at this time.
00:17
Repeat, Brookfield Fire EMS, you requested elevator rescue to near Old Milford Road, the Landmark.
00:25
For the female party stuck in the elevator with two service dogs, the party is not in any distress at this time.
00:32
Your time now,
00:34
(number withheld).
00:39
Public safety on scene, three-story building, with command.
00:47
Safety on scene, with command.
00:51
You know two from field you cannot show me in return.
00:57
Roger.
01:01
A.T.1 is in room.
01:08
Dr.9 is in room.
01:12
Roger.
01:16
Cannon 1 responding.
01:21
Roger.
01:25
Safety 1, just checking you heard we're en route.
01:31
Roger, got your turn around.
01:37
Safety Brookfield is the elevator on the ground floor.
01:41
Patient is in no distress at this time.
01:48
Roger elevator is at the ground floor patient is in no distress.
01:58
Car nine on team.
02:11
Car 9-9 when you come in there is an employee who will take you to the basement to show you the elevator control room as we may just repower this and start it up.
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Brookfield, CT 06804
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