Fire company assists with lift at residence near Laurel Street, Mifflinburg PA
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Medical EmergencyFire company responded to a residence near Laurel Street in Mifflinburg to assist with lifting a person due to icy conditions. They coordinated extrication through the back alley for easier access and safety.
Audio|Heard on: Central Susquehanna Regional 911
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03:5
Transcript:
00:00
The fire company near Laurel Street assisting with lift.
00:20
Borough of Mifflinburg, near Laurel Street, lift assist.
00:27
Near Laurel Street, lift assist, station 3.
00:30
1725.
00:36
Maybe all's 92, Mickey 172.
00:41
92, go ahead.
00:45
Just for the cat notes, make sure the tree guys are okay.
00:50
We're on scene right now.
00:51
She took two Nitro about 15 minutes prior to our arrival.
01:00
Okay, we'll be there in a minute, Richard.
01:06
It's advising to come down the back alley.
01:08
It'll be easier for extrication, less ice.
01:12
Okay, thanks.
01:17
$500,000,000, 1727.
01:37
1727.
01:40
5 is available.
01:48
1828.
01:53
Trying to make you insert, you two is on scene.
01:59
1730.
02:01
1730.
02:11
Burrell-Methlenburg, near Laurel Street, lift assist.
02:17
Near Laurel Street, lift assist, manpower out of station 3.
02:21
1731.
02:28
92 to make you 172.
02:36
92 170.
02:39
Are you guys straight out back?
02:43
We are out front, we could not find an entrance out there.
02:50
Copy, because straight out the back door I see a white minivan by a garage and a blue SUV.
02:59
Which way are you guys coming out?
03:02
The back door.
03:04
Okay.
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Location mentioned:
Laurel St, Mifflinburg, PA 17844
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