Eugene
The Eugene Springfield Fire Department conducted a high-risk contact rescue on the Willamette River

Eugene, OR – According to the officials, ESF Boat 5, staffed by Engine 5’s crew from the Gateway station, responded swiftly to the emergency call.
The individual, who had been clinging to the dam, was successfully rescued without incident.
The rescue operation highlighted the department’s rigorous training and preparedness for such perilous situations.
Captain DeGarlais and Engineer Vasquez were commended for their exceptional performance during the rescue.
Their skill, courage, and meticulous preparation ensured the operation was executed flawlessly.
The Eugene Springfield Fire Department frequently trains for these dangerous rescues, emphasizing the importance of readiness and expertise in high-risk scenarios.
Their efforts continue to save lives and safeguard the community.
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