VRFA Blotter Overdose, accidents, wires down and more

Auburn, WALocal News

During the week of September 1 to September 7, 2025, the Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) responded to a range of emergency calls in Auburn and surrounding areas. On September 1, firefighters administered Narcan to an adult male in apparent overdose, who was then transported to MultiCare Auburn Medical Center. A two-vehicle accident on September 2 resulted in one passenger experiencing neck pain and requiring further medical attention. The following day, a rollover accident on Highway 18 involved another patient with neck and back pain, who was treated and transported to the same hospital. On September 5, VRFA responded to a call regarding an elderly woman who fell and sustained a head injury, resulting in her transport to St.

Francis Hospital. Additional incidents included a grass fire caused by downed power lines, which firefighters extinguished after ensuring the area was safe. Finally, on September 7, first responders evaluated an adult female with stroke-like symptoms before her transport to Harborview Medical Center. These incidents highlight the critical role of emergency services in addressing urgent health and safety concerns in the community.

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