Person bitten by raccoon suspected to be rabid in campground

Heard on: Sagadahoc County Fire/EMS

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Sagadahoc County on the air, paging Georgetown EMS.

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Need a response, Sagadahoc Bay Campground for subject bit by a rabid raccoon.

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Time of page is 7:31.

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County Georgetown 144 to the station.

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144 to the station.

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Georgetown 120.

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I see you're unable to copy.

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Sagadahoc, that's 120 responding.

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Copy 120.

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Georgetown 143 to the station.

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143 to the station.

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County to Georgetown 119.

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119 responding.

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County responding, Georgetown.

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Be advised, we initially it was reported that the animal was dead.

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Apparently, they've trapped the animal.

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We're still trying to gather further.

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Again, animal is not deceased at this time.

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Use caution.

9/6/2026 04:30 AM

Medical Emergency

Molly Point Ln, Georgetown, ME 04548

Person bitten by raccoon suspected to be rabid in campground

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews were sent to a campground in Sagadahoc County for a person reportedly bitten by a raccoon suspected of having rabies. The animal was initially thought to be dead but was later found trapped and alive, and responders were advised to use caution.

Person bitten by raccoon suspected to be rabid in campground

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