Fire Blotter | Roadside Grass Brush Fire; Intoxicated and Dehydrated on the River; Car vs. Tree Accident

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Snoqualmie area experienced a busy week for emergency responders, with multiple incidents requiring immediate attention. On August 30, crews were dispatched to assist a resident who fell down the stairs and possibly sustained a broken ankle, while another individual suffering from abdominal pain was transported to the hospital. The situation escalated on August 31 with a roadside brush fire along I-90 that involved a significant area of grass. Emergency services also dealt with a potential drug overdose on September 1 and an intoxicated male found on the Snoqualmie River, who was dehydrated and vomiting. Later that day, a mountain biking accident at Snoqualmie Point Park led to a rider with possible rib and shoulder injuries.

Additionally, a one-vehicle accident occurred at the intersection of Swenson Drive and Bybee Street, where the driver refused medical care. Throughout the week, emergency crews maintained a swift response to ensure public safety in the region. These incidents highlight the ongoing challenges faced by local emergency services in managing health and safety concerns in the community.

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