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First responders extricate patient after Washington County rollover accident

Utah.News Desk Reviewed Sep 14, 10:57 AM Updated Sep 14, 10:57 AM 1 source cited Details

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First responders extricate patient after Washington County rollover accident
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First responders from Washington City Fire and Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue worked together to extricate a patient following a single-vehicle rollover in Washington County.

Key takeaways

  • Washington City Fire and Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue crews responded to a single-vehicle rollover.
  • The patient was extricated and transferred to an ambulance within 14 minutes of crew arrival.
  • The Coral Canyon Station is a shared facility staffed by both agencies.

First responders from Washington City Fire and Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue combined efforts early Monday to extricate a patient after a single-vehicle rollover accident, according to a September 2 report.

The patient was transferred to an ambulance for transport just 14 minutes after crews arrived on the scene.

The condition of the patient was not disclosed in the report.

The Coral Canyon Station serves as a shared station staffed by both Washington City Fire and Hurricane Valley Fire & Rescue crews. Officials stated that the crews train and work together regularly to maintain communication and familiarity for seamless operations.

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