One person who lives at the apartment complex was displaced as a result of the incident
VANCOUVER — At approximately 4:30 p.m. Friday (Jan. 30), the Vancouver Fire Department responded to a report of a vehicle into a building at an apartment complex off SE 139th Ave.
Engine 8 arrived first and secured the vehicle, which was not running, and assisted the occupant with extrication. The individual was able to exit under their own power and was transported by AMR to a local hospital. The extent of injuries is unknown at this time.
One person who lives at the apartment complex was displaced as a result of the incident. Damage costs are unknown.
The Vancouver Fire Department’s coordinated response ensured scene safety and minimized further impact to the residents.
Information provided by the Vancouver Fire Department.
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