SEATTLE FIRE: E10, L1, L4, M44, R1, & SAFT2 respond to a water rescue + full scanner audio

INCIDENT DESCRIPTION
Just before 1:30 pm on August 20, 2024, the Seattle Fire Department responded to a water rescue near Pier 59, the Seattle Aquarium located at 1483 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA. A person experiencing a mental health crisis had reportedly jumped into the water and was "swimming around" Elliott Bay. As units arrived on scene, including fireboats from Station 5 just a few blocks away, it was learned that the patient had made it back to land. The response was reduced to an ALS medical call, then further reduced to a single truck when it was determined the patient was in good physical condition. The incident lasted forty-nine minutes.
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS TIMELINE
0:00 - 4 views of 1x SPD responding
0:57 - L4 responding
1:09 - 4 views of E10 responding
1:43 - 4 views of SAFT2 responding
3:00 - 4 views of L1 responding
4:00 - M44 responding
4:08 - 2 views R1 responding, arriving at Fire Station 5
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AUDIO
This is real audio from SFD Channel 3 from the incident. Unlike most of the videos on this channel, this audio is fairly synced to the video. The video doesn't have jump-cuts either, all angles are streaming at the same time and are cut to when something is happening.

0;00 - Dispatch: Engine 10, rescue water response, 1483 Alaskan Way.
0;08 - E10: Engine 10, 1483 Alaskan Way.
0;11 - Dispatch: This is off of Pier 59, reports- states that a mentally disturbed person jumped in the water and is now swimming around.
0;24 - E5: Dispatch, Engine 5 responding on Rescue Boat 5.
0;29 - Dispatch: Okay Engine 5, Rescue Boat 5.
0;35 - Dispatch?: (unit on channel) 5 repeat.
0;38 - B77 (battalion chief in-training): Can you add Battalion 77 to that water rescue response?
0;43 - Dispatch: Battalion 77, we'll add you to that call.
1;25 - R1: Fireboat 4 (meant FB2) from Rescue 1, channel 13. (alt rescue channel)
1;44 - FB2: Fireboat's (Station 5 crew) responding in Fireboat 2.
2;05 - FB2: Fireboat 2.
2;08 - R1: Do you have a meeting spot or you guys going to the site?
2;23 - FB2: Rescue 1, why don't you respond to Station 5 for now, we're the first boat off the dock, we're looking for the patient right now.
2;32 - R1: Okay. We'll go to 5's.
2;39 - R1: Command from Rescue 1, we're going to respond with the divers to 5's, we've coordinated with Fireboat 2.
3;01 - FB2: Fireboat 2 is at Pier 59, we're at the end of the dock. We see nobody in the water. We'll establish Pier 59 Command. Water rescue SOG (standard operating guideline) in effect.
3;13 - Dispatch: Fireboat 2 establishing water rescue SOG- Pier 59 Command, water rescue SOG in effect.

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UNITS
Seattle FD units dispatched were: A14*, B2, B6, B77, E10, E25, E5, FB2, L1, L4, M1, M44, PTRL4 (SPD), R1, RB5, & SAFT2.

Seattle FD units seen in this video were: E10, L1, L4, M44, R1, SAFT2, & 1x SPD

*Cancelled immediately after dispatch

SFD D-Shift
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BEHIND THE SCENES
I had been kicking myself for missing a couple big scenes in SDOT-camera-view, but finally was in position to catch this one live. I can grab archive footage from SafetyVid, but it's much easier to edit from a screen recording rather than trying to piece together the scanner audio.

Though there weren't any water rescues the day I visited, I visited this area of Seattle a couple weeks ago! I even visited Fire Station 5, the station that the fireboats responded to and where Rescue 1 stages at in the video. I even got Engine 5 responding in-person, along with some pictures of the fire boats:    • SEATTLE: Engine 5 responding, + bonus...  
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Scanner audio provided by Broadcastify
Video edited by me using ClipChamp by Microsoft

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