Vehicle accident with injuries on Marriottsville Road, Howard County MD

Traffic

Reported: 11/9/2025 11:25 AM

Near Marriottsville Rd, Marriottsville, MD 21104

A vehicle accident occurred near Marriottsville Road involving injuries. Multiple transport units were requested to respond and assist the injured individuals. Power lines were reported not to be down at the scene, and traffic conditions were considered for access by emergency units.

Audio|Source: Howard County Fire Dispatch

02:51

Transcript:

00:00

Tower Tim, Paramedic 105, Transport 10 responding to Marriottsville Road.

00:09

82, Charlie, and 82.

00:14

Go ahead.

00:18

The gentleman from the car, he's going to be a transport as well.

00:27

Let's get into the 3 through the Hauer.

00:29

He'll start me another transport unit, DLS, this is fine.

00:37

Well, 101,

00:38

would 105 be able to handle that request, or do you want to keep them for your operation?

00:47

We'll meet them for SO staffing.

00:51

Okay, we'll get a separate transport store.

00:58

Months 26 respond in the area of near Marriottsville Road for an injury from accident Alpha 2 1428.

01:12

75 apias 9 5 aubis 9 5 1429

01:21

26, you're going to be responding area of near Marriottsville and Barley Field for a second transport.

01:27

14.9.

01:33

Region 101 to command.

01:39

E2 or Rescension 3-2, which one of you have, command?

01:45

First is going to 3-2.

01:46

Go ahead.

01:48

This engine 101.

01:50

Are we going to be able to come up Marriottsville right to the vehicle that needs pumped off with the power lines down, or should we try to use driver route?

02:02

Let me check on the situation behind us on Marriottsville.

02:06

The power lines are not down, so you should be able to come down.

02:09

Marriottsville, as long as the traffic has moved.

02:14

110. Okay.

02:21

Zero one to command. Can you advise how full the saddle tanks are?

02:28

So 40-gallon saddle tank, and he just filled up this morning.

02:33

So it's full, a slow leak.

02:39

Okay.

02:43

And you should be able to get down Merritt's road without an issue.

02:46

Looks like they block traffic.

02:50

Okay, sounds good.

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