VRFA Blotter Overdose, residential fire, accident, elevator rescues, downed tree more

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Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) handled a series of emergencies in Auburn from October 20 to 26, 2025. On October 20, they responded to an overdose incident, treating an adult male before his transport to a hospital. The next day, firefighters rescued a resident from a residential fire and assisted with further support from the Red Cross. A car versus pedestrian accident on October 22 resulted in serious injuries, leading to the airlift of the victim to Harborview Medical Center. VRFA also addressed a diabetic emergency on October 23 and treated an unconscious individual on October 24, both requiring hospital transport.

On October 25, crews performed an elevator rescue at Muckleshoot Casino, successfully freeing eight individuals trapped inside. Finally, on October 26, firefighters removed a downed tree blocking a roadway, ensuring safe passage for motorists. These responses highlight the ongoing commitment of VRFA to community safety and emergency management.

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