Vol. I · No. 18 · Wednesday, May 27, 2026 · P.M. Edition

The WNY Listening Post

Wednesday, May 27, 2026 · P.M. Edition · Window 07:00 → 15:00
Eyes on the wires. Ears to the radio. Eight hours of trouble, freshly transcribed.
THIS AFTERNOON  77° / 51°  ⛅ Partly Sunny │ THU  67° / 50°  🌧️ Slight Chance Showers │ FRI  70° / 48°  🌤️ Mostly Sunny

Around the Neighborhood

Williamsville · Amherst · Clarence · the home-zone wires
Working Kitchen Fire

Royal Cuisine’s Grill Goes Up at 3324 Sheridan — Eggertsville Pumper, Getzville Ladder, North Bailey Fast Team All Roll

An on-scene caller and an Amherst PD officer simultaneously reported the main grill on fire at the Filipino restaurant just west of Sheridan and Eggert; the next-door fryer melted, but the building was saved with a knockdown inside six minutes and $5,000 in contents damage, zero to the structure.

11:47 · Amherst Fire Dis The first hint was the alarm company — a zone 18 pull-box activation at 3324 Sheridan Drive, between Augusta Avenue and Sweet Home[1]. Three minutes later Amherst PD upgraded it on the air: “kitchen fire at Royal Cuisine, Polio Restaurant… the main grill is on fire”[2]. Amherst Fire ran the box accordingly — Eggertsville Center pumper, Ellicott Creek pumper, Getzville ladder, North Bailey fast team[3].

11:53 · Amherst Fire Dis The on-scene chief reported the fire contained to the top of the stove and the fryer next to it melted[4]. By 11:56 the fire was out, with the inspector and Erie County Health Department left on scene[5]. The final tally from dispatch: gas line down, gas shut off the entire building, $5,000 contents damage, no structural loss[6]. A textbook fast-knockdown box on a busy stretch of Sheridan — the kind of call that, ten minutes later, you only know happened by the smell on the sidewalk.

Car vs. Motorcycle

Two-Vehicle Crash in Front of McDonald’s, 4987 Transit Road, Sends an Elderly Driver Out of Her White SUV With Wrist Injury and Airbags Deployed

A motorcycle and a passenger vehicle tangled on Transit between Sheridan and Greiner; the cars came to rest in two different plaza lots — one at Trader Joe’s, one at Rockler’s.

12:48 · Amherst Fire Dis Amherst Fire dispatched on a motor vehicle accident at 4987 Transit Road, in front of the McDonald’s — specifically described as “versus a motorcycle”[7]. The first arriving unit found the scene split: “You’re looking for a white SUV in the parking lot of Trader Joe’s — elderly female with a wrist injury, airbags deployed”[8]. Dispatch confirmed: “One vehicle in Trader Joe’s, second vehicle at Rockler’s”[9]. Two cars, two patients evaluated on scene. Twin City Ambulance 244 transported to ECMC, with units back in service by 14:44[10].

Mental Hygiene

Recurrent 1023 Call at 4799 Harlem Road — PCA Staging While Amherst Patrols a Resident Who Has Made Suicidal Statements Before

14:09 · Amherst PD An Amherst PD unit was dispatched to 4799 Harlem Road, “all info per AFC. PCA is staging for a resident making 1023 statements again”[11]. The qualifier “again” is the operative word: this is a familiar address to the patrol division. PCA — Amherst’s Police Crisis Assistance team — staged off-scene while a patrol unit made the welfare check. No transport was broadcast on the channel before the window closed; worth tracking against the next export.

Auto Theft

2024 Subaru Snatched Off Wehrle Drive Inside the Last Thirty Minutes

11:52 · Amherst PD Dispatch took a call from an Amherst resident reporting a 2024 Subaru taken off Wehrle Drive “in the last 30 minutes”[12]. No description of suspect or vehicle direction was broadcast on this window’s channel before the channel pivoted to the Sheridan kitchen fire. Fresh enough that the car may still be inside Erie County — the kind of theft where a license-plate reader hit is the most likely break.

Bleeding Female in a Red Roof Inn Doorway — 42 Flint Road, Room 126, Hand Slammed in the Door

10:56 · Amherst Fire Dis The Amherst Fire dispatcher paged out a Pendleton-handle EMS call to 42 Flint Road at the Red Roof Inn, between Millersport Highway and the county line[13]. The call detail: a 34-year-old female with her hand slammed in the door and uncontrolled bleeding. Medic 9-2 responded; no follow-up transport status carried on this channel.

Two Seizure Calls Back-to-Back in the Sweet Home Corridor — a Forty-Year-Old at St. Mary’s Church, a Two-Year-Old at the Carousel Academy Playground

11:01 · Amherst Fire Dis Williamsville EMS got the first one: a 40-year-old male having a seizure inside St. Mary’s Church at 8049 Staley Road, called in by a priest[14]. Nine minutes later the same dispatcher paged Williamsville Fire to 8620 Transit Road at the Carousel Academy (originally aired as the “Kittleshall Academy”) for a two-year-old female having a seizure on the playground[15]. Both calls were handled inside the channel and dropped off the air within ten minutes — the operational pattern that suggests both patients stabilized before transport, or that EMS took the patient back to their company channel.

Heritage Heights Elementary EMS — Sixty-Three-Year-Old Man Down on Sweet Home Road With “Four Cars Piled Up of People Trying to Help”

14:32 · Amherst PD A patrol unit keyed up that a man was “down on the ground, there’s like four cars piled up of people trying to help” near the elementary school on Sweet Home Road[16]. Dispatch translated it to Amherst Fire as an EMS call in front of Heritage Heights Elementary, 2545 Sweet Home Road, between Commerce Drive and Sunshine Drive — a 63-year-old male, fell, an injury, bleeding a little[17]. Getzville Fire responded; the patient was transported to ECMC by Twin City 244[18].

Fraud in Progress

A White Male in Dreadlocks — Previously Driving a Blue Tesla — Tries to Open Yet Another Fraudulent Account at Broadview Federal, 3155 Niagara Falls Boulevard

09:59 · Amherst PD Tellers at the Broadview Federal Credit Union at 3155 Niagara Falls Boulevard called police on a male they recognized as a repeat offender attempting to open accounts in other people’s names[19]. The description: white male in his 30s with dreadlocks, 5′10″, 125 pounds, green hoodie, white t-shirt — “previously he’s driven a blue Tesla”[20]. The tellers were “trying to stall him” while units rolled. Amherst PD ran name and date-of-birth checks against multiple IDs, called back to Rochester PD for prior reports under the name “Shakia Morris,” and ultimately cleared with “our caller was refused, but they believe the white male might have gone into the house at 477 or 471 Sweet Home Road”[21]. A second-shift mystery: same vicinity, two different races involved, building’s tenant said “just horsing around with a friend” before shutting the door on the officer[22].

Shot Fired — or Just a BB? — at a Deer in the Woods Behind 204 South Union

14:02 · Amherst PD A complaint refused from North Autumn reached Amherst PD via a fire call: a witness reported a white male in a white sweater and baseball cap come out of the home at 204 South Union, fire a single shot into a deer in the wooded area, and disappear — “believes it was a BB gun though because it wasn’t loud enough to be a rifle”[23]. About thirty minutes later the same patrol channel surfaced an injured rabbit complaint “possibly from some kind of a BB gun or some kind of gunshot,” the officer keying up from Sweetwood[24]. Two animal-projectile calls within half an hour in the same chunk of Amherst is unusual enough to note.

Overheard: The Wires

The strange, the funny, the bewilderingly human · Tier-Four traffic
Amherst PD

A Baby Skunk on the Lawn at 190 Fairgreen, Twenty-Four Hours and Counting — “Can Barely Open Its Eyes, Worried It Might Wander Into the Street”

The most unhurried 911 call of the morning was the woman at 190 Fairgreen Drive who wanted advice, not a unit. The dispatcher relayed: “There’s a baby skunk on their front lawn that’s been there over 24 hours, can barely open its eyes, and she’s worried it might wander into the street”[25]. About an hour later a patrol unit handed the matter off cleanly: “To the SPCA now with that, Skunk”[26]. The Amherst Police Department is, on Wednesdays at 10 a.m., the front desk for the local mammal kingdom.

Amherst PD

Officer Reports the Subject Located Successfully — in Front of 660 Klein Road — “But It Flew Away”

The clean radio-jargon ending to whatever surveillance operation was running at 09:00: “I did locate it in front of 660 Klein” — pause — “but it flew away”[27]. The Amherst PD unit was philosophical: “Didn’t get far. I’m going to try again.” Whether it was an owl, a drone, or a misbehaving piece of paperwork, the radio did not say.

KTUFSD Buses

A Morning Lecture, Live, on School Bus Footwear: “Foot Entirely Encased in a Shoe — That Does Not Include Crocs”

The Ken-Ton school bus channel opened the work day with an HR briefing the entire WNY scanner audience got to hear. The dispatcher to the field: drivers and aides “in the parking lot or on a school bus” must have their feet “entirely encased in a shoe — that does not include Crocs”[28]. Then a coda on after-the-fact paperwork: LWOP forms “need to be done after the fact, even if they were not approved before the fact”[29]. A real ProScan twofer — a footwear policy and a leave policy in two minutes flat.

EC Sheriff Patrol

Two Sons “Climbed Out of the Officer’s Window” and Headed for Beans Creek

An Erie County Sheriff’s unit aired an attempt-to-locate at 11:42 for 71414, “out in the front apartment,” on a complaint from a father whose two sons had “run away from the house and are possibly by Beans Creek”[30]. The detail that followed is the part you read twice: “See, then they climbed out of the officer’s window without that noise”[31]. The audio is muddy enough that “officer’s” may be “upstairs,” but either reading rewards the sentence.

S-E FD Cntrl

An Amazon Driver, Stung by a Bee at the Springville Receiving Dock, Goes Severely Allergic in Front of Shipping and Receiving

Springville-East Fire Control aired one of those uniquely-2026 calls at 13:12: “I have an Amazon driver stung by a bee, severe allergic”[32]. Mercy EMS was paged in; the patient was located “right by the shipping and receiving doors at VCH”[33]. The package presumably went into a slightly delayed delivery window.

Amherst PD

A Trespass Lawsuit Waiting to Happen at #4 Cuff Drive: Verbally Abusive Pond-Fisherman, No-Fishing Signs Posted, Property Manager Calling It In Third-Party

Amherst PD’s 10:17 thread is the platonic ideal of a Tier-Four hit. The call came in third-party from the property manager: “There’s a male fishing in the pond that has no fishing signs posted, and he got verbally abusive towards the resident when they confronted them”[34]. The complicating note: “We don’t know which apartment number the actual resident is in.” A complaint about a stranger fishing in a private pond, called in by a manager about a tenant whose unit isn’t known — this is what Wednesday mornings sound like in WNY.

Amherst PD

“They’re Still Yelling at Each Other in Their Cars” — A Domestic That Resolves By the Couple Simply Driving Away

The 07:33 patrol radio caught a Wednesday-morning ending to a Tuesday-night fight: “Looks like they might be getting ready to leave as the male is in a white Jeep and the female is in a black SUV… they’re still yelling at each other in their cars”[35]. By 07:46 the female was “just very uncooperative and wouldn’t have been able to… leave, but she left him here and her apartment wide open and all that.” The officer asked dispatch whether to stop her; the supervisor: “I don’t think it’s necessary”[36]. A clean drive-off resolution.

Regional Blotter

Western New York at a glance · the wider wire

A Carryout EMS Call at 111 Church Street, Apartment 1: 46-Year-Old Male, Bleeding — “Under His Toenail”

13:28 · NC FD Dispatch Niagara County Fire Control paged a mutual-aid EMS run to 111 Church Street, apartment 1, between Green Street and the next cross. The injury description, transmitted twice, was the line of the day: “46-year-old male bleeding” — pause — “under his toenail”[37]. ALS standard requested; Lockport units responded.

Smoke From the Woods at 8840 Goodrich Road, Tonawanda Creek Side — Resolves as a Bonfire on the Niagara County Side of the Line

12:35 · Amherst Fire Dis Multiple callers reported smoke from the woods in the area of 8840 Goodrich Road, close to Tonawanda Creek[38]. Crews working the brush were getting reports “it may be on the Niagara County side”[39]; by 12:50 the source was found and aired as a “bonfire on the next…” — the transmission cut. No structural involvement; no escalation.

Possible Stroke Call — 53 Lincoln Avenue, Lockport — Sixty-Nine-Year-Old Female, Sudden Left-Sided Weakness, Loss of Motor Skills

14:25 · NC FD Dispatch Niagara County Fire Control toned out City of Lockport EMS to 53 Lincoln Avenue for a 69-year-old female with “sudden outside loss of motor skills, left-sided weakness, possible stroke,” ALS priority recommended, incident on LFP TAC-1[40]. The address initially aired as “3 Lincoln Avenue” before being corrected to 53.

Other Calls of Note

  • 07:12 — City of Tonawanda. Tonawanda Fire dispatched on a difficulty-breathing call between Delaware and Amsterdam, “closer to Delaware”; engine 2 took it[41].
  • 08:10 — Lakeshore, Hamburg. Town of Hamburg Fire dispatched EMS to 5323 Columbia Avenue (Route 5) for a 47-year-old male[42].
  • 08:20 — NYS Thruway, Mile 431 WB. Big Tree EMS mutually to Newton-Abbott for a 30-year-old male in a gray Nissan, foot numbness[43].
  • 09:32 — Akron. Amherst Fire dispatched on a CO alarm activation at 55 East Avenue between Liberty and Colony Place — cleared no CO found[44].
  • 09:47 — Swarmville. Residential fire alarm at 20 Dan Road at the Celtic Court Condominium, living-room smoke detector — held everything in quarters when the alarm company called back[45].
  • 10:30 — Lakeshore State Park, 3580 Lakeshore Road. Full-assignment fire-alarm activation: Woodlawn, United 6, Big Tree Engine all responded[46].
  • 10:35 — Upper Mountain, Cambria. 93-year-old male, symptoms of stroke, slurred speech, ALS priority recommended, EMS to 5285 Upper Mountain[47].
  • 11:36 — 5200 Cheshire Road, Orchard Heights. Orchard Park Fire paged: a resident fell and struck their head in the dining room[48].
  • 11:35 — 1001 Nash Road, Niagara County. 83-year-old female, weak, difficulty breathing, NTFG TAC-1[49].
  • 12:19 — South Wales. EAFD dispatched on a tree down in the roadway near 2404 area[50].
  • 13:07 — Deauville, 255 Porter, Buffalo. BFD Engine 2, Ladder 2, Battalion 44 Level 2 to an activated commercial alarm sign-108[51].
  • 10:06 — Broadway and Mills, Buffalo. BFD Engine 3 EMS run, male difficulty breathing[52].
  • 11:32 — 5958 Bird Road, Genesee County. GenCo Fire on a difficulty-breathing call[53].
  • 10:15 — Wyoming County. EMS for an 82-year-old male, dizzy, recent open-heart surgery[54].

Sources — Audio Files Cited

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  2. [11:50:24] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 11-50-24 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 11-50-36.mp3
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  8. [12:51:04] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 12-51-04 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 12-51-14.mp3
  9. [12:54:45] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 12-54-45 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 12-54-54.mp3
  10. [14:44:05] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 14-44-05 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 14-44-11.mp3
  11. [14:09:49] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 14-09-48 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 14-10-01.mp3
  12. [11:52:29] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 11-52-29 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 11-52-35.mp3
  13. [10:56:16] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 10-56-16 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 10-56-26.mp3
  14. [11:01:18] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 11-01-18 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 11-01-27.mp3
  15. [11:10:43] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 11-10-43 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 11-10-53.mp3
  16. [14:32:21] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 14-32-20 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 14-32-41.mp3
  17. [14:32:56] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 14-32-56 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 14-33-06.mp3
  18. [14:44:05] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 14-44-05 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 14-44-11.mp3
  19. [09:59:44] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 09-59-40 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 10-00-11.mp3
  20. [10:00:02] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 09-59-40 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 10-00-11.mp3
  21. [10:24:46] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 10-24-46 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 10-24-59.mp3
  22. [10:26:06] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 10-26-06 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 10-26-13.mp3
  23. [14:02:32] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 14-02-29 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 14-02-49.mp3
  24. [14:31:50] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 14-31-41 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 14-32-11.mp3
  25. [09:23:23] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 09-23-23 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 09-23-33.mp3
  26. [10:39:49] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 10-39-49 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 10-39-52.mp3
  27. [09:00:39] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 09-00-38 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 09-00-47.mp3
  28. [07:18:06] Schools (Erie) / KTUFSD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Schools (Erie)\05-27-26 07-18-06 - Schools (Erie) - KTUFSD TO 07-18-14.mp3
  29. [07:18:26] Schools (Erie) / KTUFSD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Schools (Erie)\05-27-26 07-18-25 - Schools (Erie) - KTUFSD TO 07-18-34.mp3
  30. [11:42:44] Erie County / EC Shrf Patrol — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Erie County\05-27-26 11-42-44 - Erie County - EC Shrf Patrol TO 11-42-53.mp3
  31. [11:42:54] Erie County / EC Shrf Patrol — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Erie County\05-27-26 11-42-54 - Erie County - EC Shrf Patrol TO 11-42-57.mp3
  32. [13:12:42] Municipalities / S-E FD Cntrl — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Municipalities\05-27-26 13-12-42 - Municipalities - S-E FD Cntrl TO 13-12-46.mp3
  33. [13:13:38] Municipalities / S-E FD Cntrl — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Municipalities\05-27-26 13-13-37 - Municipalities - S-E FD Cntrl TO 13-13-46.mp3
  34. [10:17:24] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 10-17-23 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 10-17-42.mp3
  35. [07:33:19] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 07-33-16 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 07-33-26.mp3
  36. [07:47:03] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst PD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 07-47-01 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst PD TO 07-47-18.mp3
  37. [13:28:10] Niagara County / NC FD Dispatch — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Niagara County\05-27-26 13-28-10 - Niagara County - NC FD Dispatch TO 13-28-17.mp3
  38. [12:35:13] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 12-35-13 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 12-35-20.mp3
  39. [12:43:32] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 12-43-29 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 12-43-36.mp3
  40. [14:25:57] Niagara County / NC FD Dispatch — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Niagara County\05-27-26 14-25-57 - Niagara County - NC FD Dispatch TO 14-26-07.mp3
  41. [07:12:21] Municipalities / TonwndaFDisp — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Municipalities\05-27-26 07-12-20 - Municipalities - TonwndaFDisp TO 07-12-30.mp3
  42. [08:10:48] Municipalities / T-Hamburg FD Dsp — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Municipalities\05-27-26 08-10-46 - Municipalities - T-Hamburg FD Dsp TO 08-10-56.mp3
  43. [08:20:55] Municipalities / T-Hamburg FD Dsp — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Municipalities\05-27-26 08-20-55 - Municipalities - T-Hamburg FD Dsp TO 08-21-05.mp3
  44. [09:32:26] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 09-32-24 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 09-32-34.mp3
  45. [09:47:45] Amherst-Clarence / Amherst Fire Dis — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Amherst-Clarence\05-27-26 09-47-41 - Amherst-Clarence - Amherst Fire Dis TO 09-47-50.mp3
  46. [10:30:21] Municipalities / T-Hamburg FD Dsp — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Municipalities\05-27-26 10-30-21 - Municipalities - T-Hamburg FD Dsp TO 10-30-31.mp3
  47. [10:36:05] Niagara County / NC FD Dispatch — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Niagara County\05-27-26 10-36-04 - Niagara County - NC FD Dispatch TO 10-36-13.mp3
  48. [11:36:11] Municipalities / OPFD 1 Disp — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Municipalities\05-27-26 11-36-10 - Municipalities - OPFD 1 Disp TO 11-36-17.mp3
  49. [11:35:49] Niagara County / NC FD Dispatch — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Niagara County\05-27-26 11-35-47 - Niagara County - NC FD Dispatch TO 11-35-57.mp3
  50. [12:19:54] Municipalities / EAFD Dispatch — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Municipalities\05-27-26 12-19-52 - Municipalities - EAFD Dispatch TO 12-19-57.mp3
  51. [13:07:50] Erie County / BFD Ch1 Disp — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Erie County\05-27-26 13-07-50 - Erie County - BFD Ch1 Disp TO 13-07-59.mp3
  52. [10:06:50] Erie County / BFD Ch1 Disp — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Erie County\05-27-26 10-06-50 - Erie County - BFD Ch1 Disp TO 10-06-57.mp3
  53. [11:32:35] Outer Counties / GenCo FD — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Genesee County\05-27-26 11-32-35 - Genesee County - GenCo FD TO 11-32-44.mp3
  54. [10:15:05] Outer Counties / WyoCo Fire 1 — E:\ProScan Recordings\05-27-26\Wyoming County\05-27-26 10-15-04 - Wyoming County - WyoCo Fire 1 TO 10-15-09.mp3
Compiled 2026-05-27 · Vol. I · No. 18 · P.M. Edition
Compiled from public radio scanner traffic via the WNY Listening Post automated pipeline. Transcriptions are AI-generated and may contain errors. Names and details should be verified before action.