Fire Blotter | Ruptured Achilles Tendon; Stuck on a Rock; Tripped by a Dog

From August 16 to August 22, 2024, Snoqualmie emergency crews were actively engaged in responding to a series of medical emergencies and rescue operations. Noteworthy incidents included assisting a man who suffered an epileptic seizure at his home and another individual injured on the side of the road after being ejected from a vehicle. Crews also managed a trail rescue for a person believed to have a ruptured Achilles tendon. In a separate case, CPR was successfully administered to a patient who had lost consciousness after vomiting. Additionally, responders were called to help a woman stranded on a rock in the Snoqualmie River, who was safely brought to shore without injury.

Other reports included assistance to individuals exhibiting signs of strokes and those experiencing weakness or extended seizures. The incidents highlight the critical role of emergency services in the community, ensuring timely medical intervention when needed. All patients involved were transported to local hospitals for further treatment as required.