VRFA Blotter apartment fire, cardiac arrest, vehicle accidents, shooting more

The Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) detailed its emergency response activities from November 11 to November 17, 2024, highlighting a range of incidents in Auburn and Pacific, WA. On November 11, firefighters responded to a minor fire in a fourplex, where they assisted residents and ensured the unit's safety with air monitoring. The following day, VRFA crews managed a two-vehicle collision on SR167 with no injuries, showcasing their ability to handle traffic incidents effectively. A critical cardiac arrest case on November 13 involved rapid CPR and advanced life support interventions, illustrating the importance of their training. The week also included a significant six-car accident on Highway 18, emphasizing the need for emergency preparedness on busy roads.

Emergency services faced a serious challenge on November 17 when they responded to a shooting incident, providing immediate care to a victim with multiple gunshot wounds. This report reaffirms the vital role of local emergency responders in ensuring community safety and highlights the variety of situations they encounter. The VRFA's timely interventions demonstrate their commitment to protecting lives and managing emergencies effectively.