Rescue Teams Held Training At Lake Sylvia State Park

Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at 9:13 AM

Focusing on rappelling and patient extrication following a morning classroom session.

Rescue teams took to the ropes Monday at Lake Sylvia State Park for a specialized training exercise. The Grays Harbor and Thurston County Special Operations Rescue teams conducted joint drills, focusing on rappelling and patient extrication following a morning classroom session. Multiple agencies, including local fire departments and law enforcement, partnered to enhance emergency response skills. Officials say training like this ensures a safer, more prepared community in times of crisis. You can see photos at the Hoquiam Fire Department’s Facebook page.

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