AirMed helicopter coordinates landing zone for patient transport, Cerro Gordo County IA
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Medical EmergencyAirMed helicopter coordinates with fire and ambulance crews to set up a landing zone near the intersection of 180th Street and 30th Avenue in Cerro Gordo County, Iowa, to transport a patient. Fire and ambulance units are assisting with landing preparations.
Audio|Heard on: Cerro Gordo County Sheriff, Mason City Police and Fire
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
One ninety-one from AirMed 3 on stack 22.
00:08
991 the AirMed on R2TAC 22 we're about five minutes out looking for some landing zone information.
00:21
Acknowledged. At the acreage, the acreage sits in the southeast corner of the intersection of 180th and 30th.
00:29
On the east side of the acres, there's a barn.
00:32
We're going to land you directly south of that.
00:35
In the laneway, there is snow moved.
00:37
We have one ambulance for the north.
00:39
We will have a fire truck to the south here shortly.
00:42
There is older buildings directly east or excuse me, directly west of the landing zone.
00:49
Approximately 20-thirty feet.
00:57
Five people with more fires at the scene.
01:05
491 from there mid-3 weekoutic information.
01:08
We'll do uh we'll circle around and take a good list.
01:14
Acknowledged. If needed, if this doesn't work, we can go east of the acreage and land on the gravel road.
01:21
There's no obstructions, and we do have a fire truck parked at 40th Avenue and 180th as well.
01:32
We're about three minutes out.
01:37
Acknowledged.
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Cerro Gordo County, IA
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