Medics intercept family rushing 1-year-old having a seizure on N US-89; late-night fireworks-at-car report near WY-22

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• Highway intercept for seizing toddler ends at Dairy Queen. At 21:36 dispatch paged Medic 10 (TG 1807) to meet a silver Tahoe self-transporting southbound on North US-89 past the wildlife museum with a 1-year-old boy having a seizure in the back. A deputy (2233) led the vehicle to the Dairy Queen at 21:40, where medics took over; Medic 10 later cleared with the patient.
• Beer cans out the window, then fireworks fired at a car — N Fall Creek Rd at WY-22. At 23:31 units were sent for a Ford Raptor reportedly throwing beer cans from the windows. By 23:38 the Raptor's occupants themselves reported a Trailblazer had been shooting fireworks at them while driving. At 23:46 an officer was out with the Raptor occupants — apparently juveniles — waiting for parents to call back; a search for the Trailblazer continued past midnight.
• Two possible hit-and-runs. At 00:24 units responded to a parking-lot collision at Blair Place; the caller initially was logged as witnessing it but dispatch corrected on air that he came upon it afterward. Units circulated a lookout at 00:36 for a pickup with a push bumper and front-end damage. Separately at 07:46, a drift boat on a trailer was reported struck and left partly in the roadway near South Willow/West Simpson [street names low-confidence].
• Disturbance at the Maverik on S US-89. At 16:56 two units responded for a bearded man in his late 40s threatening an employee while demanding a refund ("I will do what I have to do to get my money back"). He had previously been trespassed from the property; cleared at 17:06 as a civil issue.
• Four fire alarms, zero fires. Residential alarm on North Snake River Drive (01:18, canceled 01:20); commercial alarm at the Super 8 on S US-89 (07:12, stood down); Teton Village residential alarm on West Curtis Drive (08:11, stood down); and a commercial alarm on West Pearl at 21:59, where the battalion chief responded alone — Engine 11 was unstaffed — and cleared it as a repeat false alarm at 22:10.
• Trespass check in East Jackson. At 08:23 units checked a report of a man sleeping in a shed in the alley off Redmond Street; a second caller said he was a prior tenant evicted from the property, and dispatch found an apparent trespass order on file. All units clear at 08:47 with notes.

Also on the air

A heavy traffic-enforcement day: roughly 47 plate checks and 20 records checks, mostly along US-89, Broadway and WY-390, with stops largely ending in verbal warnings. Five medical runs on TG 1807, including a 04:05 walk-in at Station 1 (a suicidal subject transported by law enforcement rather than ambulance), a canceled shortness-of-breath call at the TJ Maxx lot (09:49), and a sidewalk collapse at Broadway/Teton drawing multiple 911 calls (17:58, cleared 18:07). Medic 20 shuttled med-flight crews between the airport and St. John's twice. Animal calls included a loose dog at a West Broadway store (back with its owner by 09:45) and a husky reported tied up at the library without water (officer found it had water). Motor assists: a vehicle dead in the lane on WY-22 near mm 12 (05:56) and a Mercedes stuck in the parking garage (16:57). Parking complaints at the Town Square ahead of the farmers market and on East Broadway; a noise complaint on East Hall resolved with the music turned down (22:16). START buses twice reported charter coaches blocking their Jackson stop/bus lane around 16:46–16:56.

By the numbers

1,612 transmissions across 472 exchanges (174 short status-only exchanges omitted from the log). Busiest talkgroup: TG 1801 Teton County law dispatch with 1,206 transmissions; busiest hour 19:00–20:00 with 150. Categories: 152 unclassified, 150 status, 47 medical, 47 plate checks, 20 records checks, 11 animal, 11 traffic complaints, 8 fire, 7 traffic stops, 5 welfare, 5 transit, plus scattered suspicious/noise/domestic/crash calls.

Caveats

• TG 13751 (63 transmissions) is Fremont County EMS paging out of Lander/Riverton/Dubois, and TG 109/6386 WHP-WYDOT traffic is mostly I-80 corridor (Rock Springs, Evanston, Green River) — none of it is Teton County activity and it's excluded from the top stories.
• Whisper garbling is significant today: street names ("South Elward," "Adams Canyon," "Carnes Middle"), unit numbers and several dispatch acknowledgments are unreliable; entries flagged [suspect] should be verified before publication. A 19:52 "clear to assault" transmission is too fragmentary to characterize.
• Very light traffic 02:00–04:00 (11–15 transmissions/hour) may be a genuinely quiet stretch or a reception gap.