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VRFA Blotter Shooting, collision, chimney fire more

Auburn, WALocal News

The Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) was active in responding to various emergency calls in Auburn and Pacific from January 20 to January 26, 2024. Among the incidents reported was a shooting at a North Auburn apartment complex, where VRFA and King County Medic One paramedics treated a critically injured patient before transport to Harborview Medical Center. In another case, firefighters extinguished a chimney fire caused by a wood stove, preventing further damage to the residence. VRFA also assisted an adult female with a malfunctioning electric wheelchair, demonstrating their commitment to community care. A high-speed motor vehicle collision on Highway 167 involved a fleeing driver and resulted in injuries for the other involved party, further showcasing the risks faced by local drivers.

The article provides a detailed account of each incident, highlighting the swift and effective actions taken by emergency responders. This report not only informs the public but also emphasizes the importance of readiness in emergency services. Overall, the VRFA's operations reflect critical local safety initiatives in the face of diverse challenges.

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