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Head-on collision near Beaver Dam requires helicopter transport

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Head-on collision near Beaver Dam requires helicopter transport
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A two-vehicle head-on collision near Beaver Dam on October 6 required a medical helicopter and a heavy extraction. Emergency responders, including the Garland Fire Department, assisted at the scene on S.R. Highway 30.

Key takeaways

  • The head-on collision occurred on S.R. Highway 30 near Beaver Dam at approximately 12:43 p.m. on October 6.
  • One occupant required a heavy extraction after being pinned inside a vehicle.
  • One person was transported to a trauma center via medical helicopter, while another was taken to a local hospital by ambulance.
  • The Garland Fire Department, Fielding Fire and EMS, Utah Highway Patrol, and Box Elder County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene.

A two-vehicle head-on collision that resulted in a rollover occurred on S.R. Highway 30 near Beaver Dam on October 6. The incident, which took place at approximately 12:43 p.m., required the Garland Fire Department to assist at the scene.

Initial reports from bystanders indicated that the crash resulted in critical injuries. Upon arrival, emergency services discovered that an occupant of one of the vehicles was pinned inside. This required a complex heavy extraction to allow medical personnel to provide care to the injured.

One individual involved in the crash required transportation via medical helicopter to a trauma center. A second person involved in the accident was transported to a local hospital via ambulance for further medical evaluation. Names of those involved in the collision have not been released.

Responding agencies included Engine 241, Fielding Fire and EMS, Utah Highway Patrol, and the Box Elder County Sheriff’s Office. Box Elder Communications-BECC also assisted with the dispatch of units. The Garland Fire Department stated via social media that the incident demonstrated the importance of cooperation, communication, and training among public safety agencies, noting that every agency played an important role in the response.

The cause of the collision remains under investigation.

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