Two pedestrians struck in downtown Jackson crosswalk; both alert, taken to St. John's

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• Vehicle vs. two pedestrians, West Broadway at South Jackson Street (14:01). A vehicle struck two people in a crosswalk; one reported a head injury. Battalion 3, Engine 11, Medic 10 and Medic 60 responded (TG 1807). Both patients were alert and talking; fire units reported near-full road blockage from vehicle placement early on. Both were transported to St. John's; eastbound traffic was restored by ~14:14 and the scene was cleared to PD by ~14:19.
• "Alert One" at Jackson Hole Airport (20:29–20:41). A small aircraft with four aboard, ~10 minutes out, reported icing on the wings. Medic 60 and Engine 12 responded to the midfield gate (TG 1807); fire comms shifted to the airport channel. The aircraft landed safely, crew confirmed no medical assistance needed, and units stood down by ~20:42.
• Rock slide in Snake River Canyon, US-89 (19:30). Dispatch advised units/WYDOT of a rock slide of unknown size and exact location in the canyon. It was reported cleared at ~20:33 (TG 6586, unlabeled). A second report of rocks in the roadway and displaced construction cones in the canyon work zone was relayed to the traffic management center at 21:48. Last known status: being managed by WYDOT.
• BOLO — pickup threatening pedestrians, North Cache (17:25). An all-units driving complaint described a black pickup last seen northbound on North Cache from East Deloney, reportedly accelerating toward pedestrians in a crosswalk with an occupant leaning out a window; the driver was described as a juvenile male [suspect]. No plate confirmed; no located update in the log.
• Overnight DUI/disturbance cluster around the Snow King apartments (01:12–03:30). A reported disturbance/intoxicated-driver call at the Snow King apartments on West Snow King Avenue drew multiple units; an RP reported a vehicle had been struck. At least two subjects were taken into custody and transported to the jail overnight, with implied-consent reads and at least one refusal. A signed warrant and a hospital trip followed a refusal [suspect]. A juvenile female remained on scene with a deputy while arrangements were made. Separately, around 02:29–02:34 dispatch asked all available units to assist at the jail and paged Medic 10 for a taser deployment there, with a supervisor en route from Hoback regarding use of force.
• Early-morning medical, the Cowboy Bar, North Cache (01:13). A delta-level medical page sent Medic 10 for a 72-year-old male with difficulty breathing (TG 1807). Medic 10 transported to St. John's by ~01:26. (Dispatch's "patient on fire" is a transcription artifact — see Caveats.)

Also on the air

A steady night of law traffic on TG 1801: numerous traffic stops, plate and records checks (several on US-89 near the transfer station, Swinging Bridge and CarQuest), and welfare/follow-up calls. Fire/EMS (TG 1807) ran a residential fire-alarm activation at a home under construction on North Prince Place mid-morning (no hazards, alarm reset), an alpha-level seizure call on South Park Loop Road, and a commercial fire-alarm at a two-story building on Highway 22 west of town (20:22) that was investigated and called unfounded by ~20:53. Also logged: an auto burglary (camera bag) outside a downtown gallery (20:17); a suspicious-person/trespass at the Snow King Event Center (14:43, subject previously trespassed); a reported moose west of Snow King (06:18); noise-disturbance calls on Virginia Lane and near Gregory Lane construction late evening; and routine START transit coordination (bus folders, lane assignments, a passenger-info screen outage at Stilson).

By the numbers

• Transmissions: 1,430 — Exchanges: 419 (192 short status-only exchanges omitted from the log).
• Busiest talkgroup: TG 1801 Teton County law dispatch (831 transmissions), then TG 1404 non-Teton county law (197) and TG 1807 Jackson Hole Fire/EMS (187).
• Busiest hour: 14:00 (159 transmissions) — matches the pedestrian crash — followed by 15:00 (155) and 01:00 (148).
• Categories: status 185, unclassified 107, medical 36, records-check 24, plate-check 20, fire 11, traffic-complaint 6, transit 6, suspicious 5, crash 5, traffic-stop 4, animal 4, welfare 2, hazard 2, noise-parking 1, alarm 1.

Caveats

• Out-of-county traffic inflates several counts. All TG 109 items are Wyoming Highway Patrol on I-80 (Rock Springs/Green River/Evanston/Farson) — not Teton County. TG 1404 is Lincoln County (Afton/Star Valley). TG 13751 is Fremont County EMS paging (Lander/Midvale), including a grass fire that was paged then disregarded (15:08–15:23). So "medical 36" is roughly half Fremont paging, and "crash 5" includes a cancelled I-80 trailer-in-road call and a START radio mix-up about a bus "folder on accident" — only the Broadway crosswalk strike is a confirmed Teton County crash.
• Transcription artifacts. The 01:13 "stand by for a patient on fire" is a mis-transcription of "stand by for a page, fire units" (compare the same dispatcher at 14:01); the actual call was difficulty breathing. "Nature/natural disaster" at 19:30 is garbled. Spelled-out names, dates of birth and plates throughout have been withheld per policy; some unit numbers and names rendered by the transcriber are unreliable.
• Unresolved items. A WYDOT exchange about 10–15 loose horses near mile markers 128/129 (13:07, TG 6382) has no clear location and may tie to a Lincoln County "owner gathering them" call — treat as unconfirmed for Teton County.