VRFA Blotter Choking, illegal burn, car accident, run over by motorcycle more

From February 17 to February 23, 2025, the Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) handled a range of emergency calls in Auburn, demonstrating their vital role in community safety. Among the incidents, firefighters responded to an elderly woman choking, successfully assisting her in clearing the obstruction. They also dealt with an illegal burn, where a homeowner was educated about proper burning practices after creating hazardous smoke. In a more serious case, VRFA treated a man who sustained multiple injuries after being run over by fellow motorcycle riders. Additionally, the authority responded to a car accident involving a vehicle wedged under a semi-trailer, where all occupants declined aid.

These incidents highlight the diverse nature of emergencies that local firefighters encounter. The VRFA's quick response and professional care underscore their commitment to public safety and community well-being. This report serves as an important reminder of the challenges faced by emergency services and their ongoing dedication to serving the Auburn area.