August 1–2: Sick-person calls, breathing problems, unknown problems, alarms, assaults, chest pain, motor vehicle collisions, and back pain. Several ALS activations.

August 3–4: Chest pain, animal bites, citizen assists, breathing problems, falls, headaches, and psychiatric emergencies. Multiple ALS responses.

August 5–6: Abdominal pain, psychiatric emergencies, back pain, transfers, sick-person calls, convulsions, and unknown problems. Several ALS activations.

August 7–9: Falls, psychiatric emergencies, heart problems, traumatic injuries, chest pain, hemorrhages, and overdoses. Multiple ALS responses.

August 10–12: Breathing problems, assaults, chest pain, motor vehicle collisions, unknown problems, overdoses, and falls. Several ALS activations.

August 13–15: Sick-person calls, traumatic injuries, unconscious/fainting, hemorrhages, psychiatric emergencies, and chest pain. Multiple ALS responses.

August 16–18: Overdoses, breathing problems, psychiatric emergencies, sick-person calls, strokes, and motor vehicle collisions. Several ALS activations.

August 19–21: Psychiatric emergencies, chest pain, convulsions, citizen assists, and hemorrhages. Multiple ALS responses.

August 22–24: Breathing problems, falls, sick-person calls, and traumatic injuries. Several ALS activations.

August 25–27: Chest pain, psychiatric emergencies, motor vehicle collisions, and unknown problems. Multiple ALS responses.

August 28–31: Sick-person calls, breathing problems, falls, and overdoses. Numerous Terryville Fair patient assistance. Several ALS activations.

Emergency Medical Blotter – July 2026

July 1–2: Falls, psychiatric emergencies, sick‑person calls, chest pain, gas leaks, convulsions, and transfers. Several ALS activations.

July 3: Heart problems, diabetic emergencies, chest pain, strokes, sick‑person calls, and unconscious/fainting incidents.

July 4: Chest pain, unconscious/fainting, alarms, breathing problems, transfers, and psychiatric calls.

July 5: Psychiatric emergencies, unconscious/fainting, and sick‑person calls.

July 6: Breathing problems, strokes, abdominal pain, falls, heart problems, and motor‑vehicle collisions.

July 7: Psychiatric emergencies, overdoses, motor‑vehicle collisions, chest pain, and falls.

July 8–9: Sick‑person calls, traumatic injuries, chest pain, falls, unknown medical problems, and assaults.

July 10: Breathing problems, chest pain, unconscious/fainting, psychiatric emergencies, seizures, and motor‑vehicle collisions.

July 11: Sick‑person calls, strokes, cardiac/respiratory arrests, and hemorrhage alerts.

July 12: Unknown medical problems, falls, psychiatric emergencies, and overdoses.

July 13: Transfers, traumatic injuries, breathing problems, stabbing/gunshot incidents, and seizures.

July 14–15: Breathing problems, headaches, sick‑person calls, chest pain, motor‑vehicle collisions, falls, and traumatic injuries.

July 16–17: Falls, hemorrhage alerts, citizen assists, back pain, sick‑person calls, and psychiatric emergencies.

July 18: Assaults, abdominal pain, and psychiatric emergencies.

July 19: Falls, sick‑person calls, and breathing problems.

July 20: Chest pain, unconscious/fainting, and psychiatric emergencies.

July 21: Falls, motor‑vehicle collisions, stroke symptoms, and psychiatric emergencies.

July 22: Animal bites, traffic accidents, interfacility transfers, cardiac/respiratory arrests, and falls.

July 23: Falls, psychiatric emergencies, alarm activations, automatic crash notifications, and back pain.

July 24: Back pain, unknown medical problems, and psychiatric issues.

July 25: Sick‑person calls, traumatic injuries, heart problems, falls, and psychiatric emergencies.

July 26: Hemorrhage alerts, unknown medical problems, falls, sick‑person calls, and psychiatric issues.

July 27: Unconscious/fainting calls, falls, and sick‑person calls.

July 28: Breathing problems, motor‑vehicle collisions, abdominal pain, citizen assists, falls, and psychiatric emergencies.

July 29: Cardiac/respiratory arrests, psychiatric emergencies, falls, motor‑vehicle collisions, unconscious/fainting calls, and automatic crash notifications.

July 30: Psychiatric emergencies, citizen assists, chest pain, breathing problems, sick‑person calls, and unconscious/fainting calls.

July 31: Breathing problems, falls, diabetic emergencies, and overdoses. Several ALS activations.

Emergency Medical Blotter – June 2026

June 1–2: Sick‑person calls, overdoses, motor‑vehicle collisions, psychiatric emergencies, falls, chest pain, and unknown medical problems. Several incidents required paramedic dispatch.

June 3–4: Falls, traumatic injuries, chest pain, citizen assists, and automatic crash notifications. Multiple ALS activations for cardiac and respiratory emergencies.

June 5–6: Psychiatric emergencies, sick‑person calls, abdominal pain, hemorrhage alerts, and motor‑vehicle collisions. Several high‑priority cardiac calls required medic response.

June 7–8: Breathing problems, chest pain, sick‑person calls, seizures, and falls. Multiple ALS‑level responses and mutual aid provided.

June 9–10: Unconscious/fainting calls, strokes, psychiatric emergencies, chest pain, and convulsions. Several high‑acuity neurological cases required medic dispatch.

June 11–12: Sick‑person calls, breathing problems, motor‑vehicle collisions, automatic crash notifications, and interfacility transfers. Multiple ALS activations.

June 13–14: Psychiatric emergencies, falls, traumatic injuries, chest pain, and hemorrhage alerts. Several ALS‑level cardiac and neurological calls.

June 15–16: Falls, motor‑vehicle collisions, sick‑person calls, chest pain, and citizen assists. Multiple high‑priority cardiac and trauma calls.

June 17–18: Breathing problems, seizures, abdominal pain, psychiatric emergencies, and hemorrhage alerts. Several ALS activations.

June 19–20: Stroke symptoms, unconscious/fainting calls, sick‑person calls, and motor‑vehicle collisions. Multiple ALS‑level responses.

June 21–22: Psychiatric emergencies, falls, traumatic injuries, chest pain, and breathing problems. Several high‑acuity calls required medic dispatch.

June 23–24: Sick‑person calls, hemorrhage alerts, abdominal pain, and psychiatric emergencies. Multiple ALS activations.

June 25–26: Falls, motor‑vehicle collisions, chest pain, sick‑person calls, and citizen assists. Several ALS‑level cardiac calls.

June 27–28: Unconscious/fainting calls, psychiatric emergencies, traumatic injuries, and breathing problems. Multiple high‑acuity neurological and respiratory calls.

June 29–30: Chest pain, sick‑person calls, motor‑vehicle collisions, and psychiatric emergencies. Several ALS activations.

May 1–2: Falls, transfers, breathing problems, psychiatric emergencies, strokes, and chest pain. Several ALS activations for cardiac and neurological emergencies.

May 3–4: Sick‑person calls, breathing problems, unknown medical issues, and citizen assists. Multiple ALS responses.

May 5–6: Psychiatric emergencies, falls, abdominal pain, seizures, and chest pain. Several high‑acuity calls required medic dispatch.

May 7–8: Breathing problems, convulsions, falls, and psychiatric emergencies. Multiple ALS‑level responses.

May 9–10: Chest pain, sick‑person calls, strokes, and unconscious/fainting incidents. Several ALS activations.

May 11–12: Falls, traumatic injuries, psychiatric emergencies, and motor‑vehicle collisions. Multiple ALS responses.

May 13–14: Sick‑person calls, breathing problems, convulsions, and psychiatric emergencies. Several high‑priority calls.

May 15–16: Falls, chest pain, psychiatric emergencies, and citizen assists. Multiple ALS activations.

May 17–18: Motor‑vehicle collisions, sick‑person calls, hemorrhage alerts, and breathing problems. Several ALS‑level responses.

May 19–20: Falls, psychiatric emergencies, chest pain, and seizures. Multiple high‑acuity calls.

May 21–22: Sick‑person calls, traumatic injuries, abdominal pain, and psychiatric emergencies. Several ALS activations.

May 23–24: Breathing problems, unconscious/fainting calls, strokes, and psychiatric emergencies. Multiple ALS responses.

May 25–26: Falls, motor‑vehicle collisions, chest pain, and sick‑person calls. Several high‑priority cardiac and trauma calls.

May 27–28: Psychiatric emergencies, breathing problems, traumatic injuries, and seizures. Multiple ALS activations.

May 29–31: Chest pain, sick‑person calls, motor‑vehicle collisions, and psychiatric emergencies. Several ALS responses.

April 1–2: Breathing problems, unknown medical issues, psychiatric emergencies, chest pain, seizures, and motor vehicle collisions. Several ALS activations.

April 3–4: Psychiatric emergencies, falls, sick-person calls, and unknown problems. Multiple ALS responses.

April 5–6: Breathing problems, sick-person calls, convulsions, and chest pain. Several high-acuity calls.

April 7–8: Falls, breathing problems, cardiac and respiratory emergencies, and citizen assists. Multiple ALS activations.

April 9–10: Motor vehicle collisions, strokes, falls, and psychiatric emergencies. Several ALS responses.

April 11–12: Breathing problems, seizures, unconscious/fainting calls, and psychiatric emergencies. Multiple ALS activations.

April 13–14: Falls, sick-person calls, transfers, and psychiatric emergencies. Several high-priority calls.

April 15–16: Motor vehicle collisions, falls, chest pain, and psychiatric emergencies. Multiple ALS responses.

April 17–18: Breathing problems, sick-person calls, abdominal pain, and psychiatric emergencies. Several ALS activations.

April 19–20: Abdominal pain, falls, hemorrhage alerts, and breathing problems. Multiple high-acuity calls.

April 21–22: Sick-person calls, unconscious/fainting incidents, psychiatric emergencies, and motor vehicle collisions. Several ALS responses.

April 23–24: Breathing problems, convulsions, falls, and psychiatric emergencies. Multiple ALS activations.

April 25–26: Chest pain, sick-person calls, traumatic injuries, and psychiatric emergencies. Several ALS responses.

April 27–28: Breathing problems, motor vehicle collisions, falls, and psychiatric emergencies. Multiple ALS activations.

April 29–30: Chest pain, sick-person calls, strokes, and psychiatric emergencies. Several ALS responses.

March 1–2: Motor vehicle collisions, breathing problems, psychiatric emergencies. Several ALS activations.

March 3–4: Falls, sick-person calls, convulsions, and psychiatric emergencies. Multiple ALS responses.

March 5–6: Citizen assists, abdominal pain, seizures, and breathing problems. Several high-acuity calls.

March 7–8: Psychiatric emergencies, motor vehicle collisions, and unknown problems. Multiple ALS activations.

March 9–10: Allergies, breathing problems, unconscious/fainting calls, and abdominal pain. Several ALS responses.

March 11–12: Sick-person calls, convulsions, psychiatric emergencies, and traumatic injuries. Multiple ALS activations.

March 13–14: Falls, breathing problems, chest pain, and psychiatric emergencies. Several high-priority calls.

March 15–16: Back pain, breathing problems, convulsions, and motor vehicle collisions. Multiple ALS responses.

March 17–18: Allergies, unconscious/fainting, abdominal pain, and psychiatric emergencies. Several ALS activations.

March 19–20: Breathing problems, sick-person calls, falls, and strokes. Multiple ALS responses.

March 21–22: Psychiatric emergencies, motor vehicle collisions, chest pain, and citizen assists. Several ALS activations.

March 23–24: Unknown problems, convulsions, and breathing problems. Multiple ALS responses.

March 25–26: Psychiatric emergencies, abdominal pain, falls, and traumatic injuries. Several ALS activations.

March 27–28: Breathing problems, sick-person calls, motor vehicle collisions, and chest pain. Multiple ALS responses.

March 29–31: Falls, psychiatric emergencies, unconscious/fainting, and breathing problems. Several ALS activations.

February 1–2: Sick-person calls, falls, motor vehicle collisions, and breathing problems. Several ALS activations.

February 3–4: Psychiatric emergencies, chest pain, unknown problems, and citizen assists. Multiple ALS responses.

February 5–6: Breathing problems, diabetic issues, overdoses, and abdominal pain. Several high-priority calls.

February 7–8: Motor vehicle collisions, convulsions, allergic reactions, and sick-person calls. Multiple ALS activations.

February 9–10: Falls, breathing problems, strokes, and unconscious/fainting calls. Several ALS responses.

February 11–12: Psychiatric emergencies, chest pain, sick-person calls, and traumatic injuries. Multiple ALS activations.

February 13–14: Abdominal pain, breathing problems, motor vehicle collisions, and citizen assists. Several ALS responses.

February 15–16: Psychiatric emergencies, diabetic problems, convulsions, and unknown problems. Multiple ALS activations.

February 17–18: Breathing problems, sick-person calls, falls, and allergic reactions. Several ALS responses.

February 19–20: Motor vehicle collisions, chest pain, overdoses, and abdominal pain. Multiple ALS activations.

February 21–22: Psychiatric emergencies, breathing problems, traumatic injuries, and citizen assists. Several ALS responses.

February 23–24: Sick-person calls, convulsions, falls, and unconscious/fainting calls. Multiple ALS activations.

February 25–26: Breathing problems, diabetic problems, motor vehicle collisions, and chest pain. Several ALS responses.

February 27–28: Psychiatric emergencies, abdominal pain, unknown problems, and citizen assists. Multiple ALS activations.

January 1–2: Sick-person calls, falls, motor vehicle collisions, and breathing problems. Several ALS activations.

January 3–4: Psychiatric emergencies, chest pain, unknown problems, and citizen assists. Multiple ALS responses.

January 5–6: Breathing problems, diabetic issues, overdoses, and abdominal pain. Several high-priority calls.

January 7–8: Motor vehicle collisions, convulsions, allergic reactions, and sick-person calls. Multiple ALS activations.

January 9–10: Falls, breathing problems, strokes, and unconscious/fainting calls. Several ALS responses.

January 11–12: Psychiatric emergencies, chest pain, sick-person calls, and traumatic injuries. Multiple ALS activations.

January 13–14: Abdominal pain, breathing problems, motor vehicle collisions, and citizen assists. Several ALS responses.

January 15–16: Psychiatric emergencies, diabetic problems, convulsions, and unknown problems. Multiple ALS activations.

January 17–18: Breathing problems, sick-person calls, falls, and allergic reactions. Several ALS responses.

January 19–20: Motor vehicle collisions, chest pain, overdoses, and abdominal pain. Multiple ALS activations.

January 21–22: Psychiatric emergencies, breathing problems, traumatic injuries, and citizen assists. Several ALS responses.

January 23–24: Sick-person calls, convulsions, falls, and unconscious/fainting calls. Multiple ALS activations.

January 25–26: Breathing problems, diabetic problems, motor vehicle collisions, and chest pain. Several ALS responses.

January 27–28: Psychiatric emergencies, abdominal pain, unknown problems, and citizen assists. Multiple ALS activations.

January 29–31: Breathing problems, sick-person calls, falls, and motor vehicle collisions. Several ALS activations.