Two crash patients with trauma injuries

Heard on: Seminole County Fire

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And we're going to have two trauma alerts.

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I'm going to give you the information on those and which units.

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436, come in.

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Engine 46, no further hazards on scene.

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We're on the air.

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Engine 46 on the air.

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Rescue 13, roughly 20 minutes

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ETA. ETS is going to be 15.

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436, ma'am, what's the hospital they're transporting to?

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It's going to be RMC.

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436, ma'am.

00:44

Man, so a 2nd trauma alert.

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Sixty-four-year-old female,

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long bone trauma.

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GCS is 15 .

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We're going to be going via rescue twelve to ORMC.

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436, come in.

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ETA, same time.

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436, ma'am.

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And to tanker 13, just stay there and block those turn lanes for the turns over here.

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Put your lights up.

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436 command, ORMC's been notified for both patients.

9/6/2026 09:08 AM

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FL-434 & FL-436, Altamonte Springs, FL 32714

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a crash near FL-434 and FL-436 in Altamonte Springs involving two trauma-alert patients. One patient, described as a 64-year-old woman with long-bone injuries and a Glasgow Coma Scale of 15, was transported by rescue to a regional medical center, and the receiving hospital was notified for both patients.

Two crash patients with trauma injuries

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