As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews are dispatched to a possible brush fire near Chillicothe Canyon Road in Hesperus, Colorado, with a unit responding from a local station.

Brush fire reported on Chillicothe Canyon Road

Fort Lewis Mesa District One, respond to brush fire at (number withheld) Chillicothe Canyon Road. Is it? 24. 724 responding, Station One.

Fort Lewis Mesa District One, respond to brush fire at (number withheld) Chillicothe Canyon Road.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic describes several fall-related medical calls, including a 79-year-old woman who tripped on a rug near Trail Road and a 74-year-old man who hit his head near Hillandale Drive. Units were dispatched and one patient was transported emergent to a hospital.

79-year-old woman falls from standing, injured on blood thinners

Fort Lewis Mesa District One and Medic One, respond to fall from sitting or standing, at (number withheld) Trail Road. Summit Engine Two, Medic Five, fall patient, (number withheld) Hillandale Drive. Again, Engine Two, Medic Five, fall patient, (number withheld) Hillndale Drive. Gonna be for a 74, 74 year old male, conscious and breathing. He fell and hit his head. Also advised that he hit it on a stone table and has a goose egg, no bleeding. Showing a bravo response. Tag of 102 at 1916. Three, we (name withheld) command. Two transporting one emergent to Mercy. Command terminated. Nineteen 16 . All seventy-nine-year-old female fell from standing, tripped on rug. Injuries are present. Patient's on blood thinners. ERI present. Weighs approximately 110 pounds. Medic One, copy. Nineteen 17 . (name withheld), Medic Five. Medic Five. Available. 1818. Copy (number withheld) Trail Road. Can you also repeat the nature of the call? It's a E Falls. Copy E Falls. Show 724 responding station one. Can you investigate and see why it hasn't come through active 911? Due to the Wi-Fi issues, active has a delay of approximately 10 min ish. If you want to landline, I can coordinate with you on texting you information when it comes out. Radio traffic is fine. Copy. Call if you can landline. Seven 40 . Seven 40 responding direct to (number withheld) Gerhard Road. Copy. It's gonna be for a fall. 79 year old female, fall from standing, tripped on rug. There are injuries present. ERI for patient on blood thinners. Weighs approximately 110. Copy. 89 year old female, ERI, tripped on rug, fall from standing, on blood thinners.

Fort Lewis Mesa District One and Medic One, respond to fall from sitting or standing, at (number withheld) Trail Road.

Summit Engine Two, Medic Five, fall patient, (number withheld) Hillandale Drive.

Again, Engine Two, Medic Five, fall patient, (number withheld) Hillndale Drive.

Gonna be for a 74, 74 year old male, conscious and breathing.

Also advised that he hit it on a stone table and has a goose egg, no bleeding.

All seventy-nine-year-old female fell from standing, tripped on rug.

Can you also repeat the nature of the call?

Can you investigate and see why it hasn't come through active 911?

Due to the Wi-Fi issues, active has a delay of approximately 10 min ish.

If you want to landline, I can coordinate with you on texting you information when it comes out.

Seven 40 . Seven 40 responding direct to (number withheld) Gerhard Road.

79 year old female, fall from standing, tripped on rug.

Copy. 89 year old female, ERI, tripped on rug, fall from standing, on blood thinners.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical units responded to a report of an 80-year-old man having difficulty breathing near County Road 135. The man was reportedly turning colors and had used an inhaler before responders arrived.

Elderly man with breathing trouble treated with inhaler

Fort Lewis Mesa District One, Medic Five and EMS One, respond to difficulty breathing at (number withheld) County Road 135. Medic six transporting at 207. Seven hundred and thirty-six responding to station one. I copy. Eighty-year-old male. PB. Turning colors. Fair joining. It's going to be an inhaler was used.

Fort Lewis Mesa District One, Medic Five and EMS One, respond to difficulty breathing at (number withheld) County Road 135.

Seven hundred and thirty-six responding to station one.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a single-vehicle crash with injuries on Highway 140 near PH2 Court, north of County Road 125. The vehicle reportedly left the roadway, struck a ditch, trees, and heavy bushes, and the driver remained inside with a possible concussion. Responders indicated that extrication was required and established command at the scene.

Vehicle crashes off Highway 140, driver injured

Fort Lewis Mesa District Two, Medic Five and EMS One, respond to traffic accident with injuries at (number withheld) Highway 140, PH2 Court. Would you like me to page medic two for the accident? Medic five. Medic five. You can dispatch medic two for the Fort Lewis Mesa call. Medic two, respond to traffic accident with injuries at (number withheld) highway 140, PH2 Court. Seven 24 responding direct. Copy. This is going to be a single vehicle MVA. Went off the roadway, hit the ditch and trees. The driver's still in the vehicle. RP unsure extent of injuries. Believes the driver at least has a concussion. Copy. Vehicle off road, hit the trees. Driver still in the vehicle. Unknown if extrication is required. Copy. 704, 740. Go ahead, 740. I've been offline on the radio for a 2nd , but I just got to station three. I'm in medic 73 and I can roll if you want me to. Affirmative, roll medic 73. Durango medic 73. Medic 73. Medic 73 responding. 725. 725. 725 responding, station one. 736. 736. This is station one. Hey there. Durango 734. 734. 34 responding station one. We got an arc on the fire and we have a primary arc clear and complete. Fire and primary arc clear and complete. 83. I'm going to have you roll the engine and 724 roll the rescue, and everybody else compile in those vehicles. Copy that, we're going to roll the engine. This is Farmington Fire Investigator 2621 at Markham Boulevard. Again, Farmington Fire Investigator 2621. It's stuck in heavy bushes and trees. Extrication is going to be required, and I'm going to make patient contact. This will be 140 command, and this is just north of County Road 125. Vehicle stuck in the bushes. Extrication's required. Establishing 140 command at 833.

Fort Lewis Mesa District Two, Medic Five and EMS One, respond to traffic accident with injuries at (number withheld) Highway 140, PH2 Court.

Would you like me to page medic two for the accident?

You can dispatch medic two for the Fort Lewis Mesa call.

Medic two, respond to traffic accident with injuries at (number withheld) highway 140, PH2 Court.

Copy. This is going to be a single vehicle MVA.

Went off the roadway, hit the ditch and trees.

Believes the driver at least has a concussion.

I've been offline on the radio for a 2nd , but I just got to station three.

I'm in medic 73 and I can roll if you want me to.

We got an arc on the fire and we have a primary arc clear and complete.

I'm going to have you roll the engine and 724 roll the rescue, and everybody else compile in those vehicles.

Copy that, we're going to roll the engine.

This is Farmington Fire Investigator 2621 at Markham Boulevard.

Again, Farmington Fire Investigator 2621.

Extrication is going to be required, and I'm going to make patient contact.

This will be 140 command, and this is just north of County Road 125.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch reports a possible traffic accident with no injuries near the (number withheld) block of Highway 140 by Red Mesa. A vehicle is described as steaming from the engine, leaking fluid, and with hazard lights on. A separate medical call reports a 52-year-old woman who fell near her bed at an apartment complex and is conscious and breathing.

Single vehicle crash on Highway 140 near Red Mesa

Lewis Mesa District 2, respond to traffic accident with no injuries at (number withheld) block Highway 140 in area. Squad one. Squad one responding. Squad one responding, 627. 724. 724 responding, station one. Plants steaming from the engine. Hazard lights are on. CSP's been advised. CSP's been advised. Driver exited through passenger leaking fluid. 628. Durango medic 71. Medic 71. Medic 71 responding, two on board, Highway 160. Copy. 701 responding, correct. Copy 629. Left turn. Engine five, medic six, fall patient at Coronado Apartments, (number withheld) North Dustin, (number withheld) . Again, medic six, engine five, fall patient at Coronado Apartments, (number withheld) North Dustin, to the apartment (number withheld), (number withheld). We've got a 52 year old female, conscious and breathing. She's advising she's not feeling very good. She fell by her bed. And she's also feeling sweaty. Feels like something's wrong. She is conscious and breathing. We're still getting further on your patient. Time now, 630 . Engine five responding at 630 . Yeah. Go for 724. There's going to be an address correction. It's going to be (number withheld) Highway 140 in the area. Again, that's going to be (number withheld) Highway 140. I copy, (number withheld) block Highway 140. This would be near Red Mesa. Affirmative.

Lewis Mesa District 2, respond to traffic accident with no injuries at (number withheld) block Highway 140 in area.

Driver exited through passenger leaking fluid.

Medic 71 responding, two on board, Highway 160.

Engine five, medic six, fall patient at Coronado Apartments, (number withheld) North Dustin, (number withheld) .

Again, medic six, engine five, fall patient at Coronado Apartments, (number withheld) North Dustin, to the apartment (number withheld), (number withheld).

We've got a 52 year old female, conscious and breathing.

She's advising she's not feeling very good.

We're still getting further on your patient.

There's going to be an address correction.

It's going to be (number withheld) Highway 140 in the area.

Again, that's going to be (number withheld) Highway 140.

I copy, (number withheld) block Highway 140.

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic reports a single-vehicle crash on Highway 140 near mile marker 12, where a Toyota RAV4 reportedly hydroplaned into a field and struck a fence post and fence. No injuries or airbag deployment were reported, and the driver arranged their own tow while the vehicle was not blocking traffic.

Single-vehicle crash on Highway 140, no injuries

I have another crash, Highway 140 at mile marker 12. A Toyota RAV4 hydroplaned. They're now in a field. They hit a dip post and a fence. No injury, no airbags, no fluids. They said that they are going to need a tow, but they're able to provide their own. They do need to cut some fence to be able to get their vehicle out, and no blocking. Copy, show me en route. That as far as the guardrail goes, I'll figure that out later. Hey, can you receive this call? Can I? I'm sorry, what time did we receive this call? We got this call at 11:32. In custom towing will be your tow.

I have another crash, Highway 140 at mile marker 12.

They said that they are going to need a tow, but they're able to provide their own.

They do need to cut some fence to be able to get their vehicle out, and no blocking.

That as far as the guardrail goes, I'll figure that out later.

I'm sorry, what time did we receive this call?

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews respond to a possible medical emergency near County Road 101 in the Upper Pine District, where a 74-year-old man is reported to be weak from a medical issue and in a vehicle in a driveway.

74-year-old male weak from medical issue in vehicle

Upper Pine District Five, respond to fall from sitting or standing, at (number withheld) County Road 101. Spring Creek Village. Copy. It's going to be a 50-year-old female, dizzy, weak, faint. Yeah. Okay, check out. Medic Five. Medic Five. Medic Five is available. Copy that, Medic Five. 55. Medic 55. Medic 55, EMS 60 responding. Copy. It's going to be a 74-year-old male, weak from a medical issue. The patient's in a vehicle in the driveway. Medic 55, copy that page.

Upper Pine District Five, respond to fall from sitting or standing, at (number withheld) County Road 101.

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