Radio Monitor — 154.340 + 155.130 MHz

Yeah, go ahead, did you meet up with the Coast Guard? Meet up with them first and Car 2 is on the phone with them and just let them know what you're doing and we're trying to see if they're going to continue with the search. CT 7, receive.

GT7 calling command, command, chief we want to go take a look over on the west side of the island with the incoming tide, you okay with that?

Quint 5 to Car 4, Car 4. Chief, can you call my cell phone? Yeah, we're trying, we are having phone trouble.

Yeah, just stand by at the courtesy dock for now. 10-4

Squad 1, Car 4, Car four, do you want us to pull 221 or leave it at the courtesy dock?

We're heading back out. 10-4

227 calling Milford, 227

Car 4 to 227, go ahead Gene, hey Coast Guard just arrived per car 2, can you guys head back out, meet up with the Coast Guard, just give them the story that you were told. 10-4, coming back out.

Marine 221 at the courtesy dock.

Car 4 to Quint 5, Quint five, are you still at 227? Just docking now. Received, Car 2 is going to give you a call on your sound. 10-4

5-5-2-8 28, out at St. Rays, 10-4

221 to Car 4, Car 4

Medic 3 back in quarters, 10-4 Medic 3

Engine 4 is the jet speed. 10-4

10-4

Engine 6 on theory, said.

Traffic Control Medic 2 please. 10-4

Milford Car 2, as your convenience, new landline dispatch please.

Received. With lightning and everything else, we're going to suspend operations, I agree. If you can, give the Coast Guard my cell phone and have them give me a call and I can update them. 10-4

Over to car 2, it's a 20 to 40 percent chance until 2300.

10-5

Car 2 to Milford, do we have a weather update on how long this should last?

Car 2 arriving on scene. 10-4

Receipt, so over an hour now. 10-4

Command to 221, 227, 221 on. Yeah, we're getting lightning out here, let you guys head back. PC 221 headed in. Over to command, the initial call from Steve came in at 1608.