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Emergency 160 feet up

Summary by Greater Milwaukee Today
A construction worker suffered a medical emergency atop a 160-foot crane at Aurora Medical Center in Grafton, prompting a technical rescue by the Ozaukee Central Fire Department. Since no aerial fire ladders could reach the height required, crews used a…
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Emergency 160 feet up

A construction worker suffered a medical emergency atop a 160-foot crane at Aurora Medical Center in Grafton, prompting a technical rescue by the Ozaukee Central Fire Department. Since no aerial fire ladders could reach the height required, crews used a…

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Greater Milwaukee Today broke the news on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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