VRFA Blotter CPRs, struck by vehicle, electrical burns, microwave fire more - Auburn Examiner

The Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) addressed several critical emergency situations from February 10 to February 16, 2025, highlighting their vital role in public safety. Among the notable incidents was a case involving a woman who ingested narcotics during a traffic stop, necessitating rapid medical intervention. Another significant event involved an adult female who was unconscious and required CPR, showcasing the effectiveness of 911 dispatch instructions. Firefighters also responded to a two-vehicle collision, where one driver suffered facial injuries, emphasizing the dangers of local roadways. The report detailed a harrowing scene where an unresponsive male was revived through coordinated CPR efforts by firefighters and paramedics.

Additionally, a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle, sustaining multiple injuries but remaining stable, while another incident involved a woman suffering electrical burns when working on her home’s electrical panel. A minor fire caused by a microwave was swiftly managed by the resident before firefighters arrived, demonstrating community preparedness. These incidents collectively reflect the VRFA's commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of the residents in the region.