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VRFA Blotter Tree on a wire, vehicle fires, accidents, carbon monoxide alarm more

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The article details the emergency responses made by the Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) from March 17 to March 23, 2025. A tree leaning on a power line prompted a swift response to mitigate any hazards. Firefighters extinguished a fully involved motorhome fire, ensuring all occupants were safe, while also treating a pedestrian who was struck by a car mirror. An elderly female required medical assistance for confusion and weakness, underscoring the authority's commitment to public health. The VRFA managed two motor vehicle accidents, one of which involved a vehicle that caught fire, but fortunately, no serious injuries were reported.

Additionally, a carbon monoxide alarm incident led to the detection of dangerously high CO levels, necessitating the involvement of a HazMat team. This incident highlighted the importance of proper ventilation and safety measures in residential areas. Overall, the report reflects the VRFA's crucial role in maintaining community safety through timely and effective emergency responses.

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