Eugene
Fire crews rescued one person from the low head dam in Glenwood Saturday afternoon

Eugene, OR – According to the Eugene Springfield Fire officials, firefighters were notified of a person trapped on the low head dam on the Willamette River near the D Street landing at 4:13 PM on August 3rd.
Boat 5, staffed by Engine 5’s crew at the Gateway station, arrived quickly and was backed up by Boat 6, staffed by Ladder 6’s crew.
The individual was successfully rescued without incident.
As with most water rescues performed by ESF, this individual was floating the river in a craft not designed for swift water and was not wearing a life jacket.
There are numerous dangerous obstacles on our rivers, both natural and manmade.
Authorities advise to always float the river in appropriate craft and wear a life jacket.
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