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

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Emergency crews in Snoqualmie have been active over the past week, addressing a range of incidents that reflect local safety concerns. On August 30, responders assisted a homeowner who fell down the stairs, potentially suffering a broken ankle. The following day, a brush fire ignited along westbound I-90, necessitating firefighting efforts to contain a 100' x 100' area of grass. Medical emergencies included a possible drug overdose and a case of a man found intoxicated and dehydrated along the Snoqualmie River, who required hospital transport. A mountain biking accident in Snoqualmie Point Park also resulted in injuries, while a car crashed into a tree on September 2, with the driver refusing medical care.

These incidents highlight the ongoing challenges faced by the community regarding safety and health. The reports, provided by the City of Snoqualmie, emphasize the need for vigilance and support within the region. Emergency responders remain a critical resource for addressing these urgent situations.

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