As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency medical crews were dispatched to a home in Missouri City for a woman who reported she might be having another stroke after feeling dizzy and unwell all day. She had a history of aneurysm and the door was unlocked. She was transported by medical unit to a hospital on the plaza with one family rider. In a separate call, fire units responded to a commercial automatic alarm at a business on East Courtney Atherton Road, which was later reported as a false alarm.

Female may be having another stroke in Missouri City

Medical dispatch requested. It's going to be (number withheld) Isabelle Street, Missouri City. RP. It's a female party that advised she might have had another stroke. She has not been feeling well all day and has been dizzy. Another info, she advised she has had an aneurysm in the past and her door is going to be unlocked. Engine 32, medical 1149, checking your status. Sugar Creek Fire, respond on a commercial automatic alarm, AC aggregates, 15100 East Courtney Atherton Road, admin building one. That's 2055. Engine 52, medical 49, we're 10-4, we'll be transporting shortly. 10-4, transporting shortly. Please on the Sugar Creek pump two, you can show us around. Sugar Creek, number two, I show you a route commercial automatic alarm, AC aggregates, 15100 East Courtney Atherton Road, showing I'm in building one. Zone 19 . That one's it out. That one's it out. Received a call back from a responsible false alarm. No service. Copy that. Joe, good morning. Dispatch service. Pumper 44, (number withheld) Northwest Roberts Road. Entry. 80. Out of service mechanical. Three. I'm available on mechanical 2057. Engine 82, patient contact. This is River 515, is there anyone? 515. Eagle 515, you're out. 2058. 2058, ACC, just radioing for a life cover. 515. Eagle 42, clear. 2058, TCO, did you copy? Eagle. 445, out. 2058. Sixty-four forty-fourteen twenty-three. Jc engine two, med three, ems, pediatrics. Hill subject, priest loc. (number withheld) southeast little garden lane, 20 fifty-nine. Hospital transfer, Liberty ER. 341 traffic stop. Go ahead. Medic 4 in service. Rescue 3 respond, Liberty ER bed. Medic 4 in service. 5 for emergent transfer to KU, 78 year old. Stroke, time out 2059. Main right in front of Dollar General. Is there a registration? (number withheld) . Engine two, Metro, I'll show you. All right, 102 in service. Pediatric, all right, service. (number withheld) southeast Little Garden Lane. Twenty 100 . We're in St. Luke's downtown with one family rider. CLS (number withheld) (number withheld) Chestnut Avenue, Apartment (number withheld), Sick Person Eight Four. CLS (number withheld) Two Five Chestnut Avenue, Hilltop of Blue River. Room (number withheld), Sick Person Eight Four. Medical 1149 transporting St. Luke's downtown with one family rider. Medical 1149 just confirming that St. Luke's Plaza, I said it wrong, my apologies. Medical 1149, I copy transporting to St. Luke's on the plaza. Engine 32 is clear.

It's going to be (number withheld) Isabelle Street, Missouri City.

It's a female party that advised she might have had another stroke.

She has not been feeling well all day and has been dizzy.

Another info, she advised she has had an aneurysm in the past and her door is going to be unlocked.

Engine 32, medical 1149, checking your status.

Sugar Creek Fire, respond on a commercial automatic alarm, AC aggregates,

15100 East Courtney Atherton Road, admin building one.

Engine 52, medical 49, we're 10-4, we'll be transporting shortly.

Please on the Sugar Creek pump two, you can show us around.

Sugar Creek, number two, I show you a route commercial automatic alarm, AC aggregates,

Received a call back from a responsible false alarm.

Pumper 44, (number withheld) Northwest Roberts Road.

2058, ACC, just radioing for a life cover.

(number withheld) southeast little garden lane, 20 fifty-nine.

5 for emergent transfer to KU, 78 year old.

Is there a registration? (number withheld) .

(number withheld) southeast Little Garden Lane.

CLS (number withheld) (number withheld) Chestnut Avenue, Apartment (number withheld), Sick Person Eight Four.

CLS (number withheld) Two Five Chestnut Avenue, Hilltop of Blue River.

Room (number withheld), Sick Person Eight Four.

Luke's Plaza, I said it wrong, my apologies.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were dispatched to a location near Isabella Street in Missouri City for a 61-year-old woman who reportedly cannot see out of one eye and may be having a possible stroke.

Woman possibly having a stroke near Isabella Street

Request for fishing river (number withheld) Isabelle Street, (number withheld) Isabelle Street, Missouri City. You'll be meeting Excelsior Springs EMS in regard to a sixty-one year old female can't see out of her eye. She thinks she's possibly had a stroke or is having a stroke. Time of call out twenty-three four.

Request for fishing river (number withheld) Isabelle Street, (number withheld) Isabelle Street, Missouri City.

You'll be meeting Excelsior Springs EMS in regard to a sixty-one year old female can't see out of her eye.

She thinks she's possibly had a stroke or is having a stroke.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a report of a possible traffic crash on Highway 210 east of Missouri City, where a car was reportedly on both sides of the roadway. A trooper was advised to respond from Arlington.

Possible crash on Highway 210 near Missouri City

We have a possible 1050J unknown pending. Go ahead with it. The only information reporting party could give us was 210 on the east side of Missouri City. Car. On both sides of the roadway, he believes it's an accident. Ten four, I'll be there out from Arlington.

We have a possible 1050J unknown pending.

The only information reporting party could give us was 210 on the east side of Missouri City.

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