As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were requested to a home on North Main Street in Stonington, Maine, for a possible medical evaluation of a woman in her 60s or 70s who had been missing during the day and may have been outside all day. Responders were asked to use no lights or sirens, and a medic unit was directed to stage nearby.

Elderly woman missing all day on North Main Street

Rescue requested to (number withheld) North Main Street. Please requesting you for an eval. Requesting no lights, no sirens. Again, (number withheld) North Main Street. Time is 1927. 10-9, have your unit (number withheld) North Main Street. That was a female in her 60s or 70s who has been missing for the day. Possibly been outside all day. They're requesting no lights and sirens. Time is 1929. Got another line, Medic 2. Medic two. You can show us staging, bro. Staging, bro, it's 1929.

Rescue requested to (number withheld) North Main Street.

Again, (number withheld) North Main Street.

10-9, have your unit (number withheld) North Main Street.

That was a female in her 60s or 70s who has been missing for the day.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a possible smoke alarm activation at a home near Barbour Farm Road in Stonington. A roommate reported a first-floor hallway alarm, and crews were later told to stand down after smoke was seen outside the residence with no fire visible.

Smoke alarm activation at Barbour Farm Road home

Respond (number withheld), Barbara Farm Road in Stonington. Alarm from Battalion for a 1st floor hall smoke alarm activation. Agawam Fire Department, (number withheld), Barbara Farm Road in Stonington. First floor hall smoke alarm, called in by a roommate. This is Cedric Fire 50. Copy. Fire 50, you guys can stand down from (number withheld) Barbara Farm Road. They have a one-story before the smoke got into the residence. There's no fire on the outside. Thank you. Fire 50, this is on task one. You can still respond to.

Respond (number withheld), Barbara Farm Road in Stonington.

Alarm from Battalion for a 1st floor hall smoke alarm activation.

Agawam Fire Department, (number withheld), Barbara Farm Road in Stonington.

First floor hall smoke alarm, called in by a roommate.

Fire 50, you guys can stand down from (number withheld) Barbara Farm Road.

They have a one-story before the smoke got into the residence.

As discussed during the dispatch call, first responders were requested for a 66-year-old woman at an apartment on Main Street in Stonington who was reported to be conscious but having difficulty breathing after being sick for several days.

66-year-old woman struggles to breathe at home

All right, 1st responders, you're requested at (number withheld) Main Street, apartment number (number withheld). 66-year-old female, conscious, having some difficulty breathing, been sick for several days. Again, all the 1st responders. (number withheld) Main Street, apartment number (number withheld). Sixty-six-year-old female, conscious, difficulty breathing, and sick for several days.

All right, 1st responders, you're requested at (number withheld) Main Street, apartment number (number withheld).

66-year-old female, conscious, having some difficulty breathing, been sick for several days.

(number withheld) Main Street, apartment number (number withheld).

Sixty-six-year-old female, conscious, difficulty breathing, and sick for several days.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews are responding to a reported smoke alarm activation at a home near Sand Beach Road. The caller on scene says the alarm continues to sound even after replacing the batteries and does not believe there is any smoke or fire.

Smoke alarm sounding with no smoke reported

Attention Eggleton Department, you're requested to respond to. (number withheld) Sand Beach Road, going in for a smoke alarm activation. Caller states she's changed all the batteries and it's still going off. Don't believe there's any smoke or fire. Again for Egamogan Department, (number withheld) Sand Beach Road for a fire alarm activation. Caller on scene. She's changed all the batteries and they're still going off.

Attention Eggleton Department, you're requested to respond to.

Caller states she's changed all the batteries and it's still going off.

Again for Egamogan Department, (number withheld) Sand Beach Road for a fire alarm activation.

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