Boise Police and Fire Rescue Woman from Ridenbaugh Canal
BOISE, Idaho — Emergency responders acted swiftly on Tuesday evening when Boise Police and Boise Fire received an alarming report of a person in the Ridenbaugh Canal, located in the 2900 block of W. Rose Hill Street. At approximately 7:51 p.m., crews arrived at the scene and quickly began searching the canal and its surrounding banks.
Their efforts paid off when they located an adult female in the water near Latah Street. With coordinated rescue efforts, emergency personnel successfully rescued her and ensured she received the necessary medical care at the scene. She was subsequently transported to a nearby hospital for further treatment. Authorities have not disclosed her condition or the circumstances that led to her being in the canal.
In light of the incident, Latah Street has been closed between Cassia and Albion until further notice to facilitate ongoing safety measures and investigation. Local officials have reiterated the importance of safety around canals as the irrigation season approaches, urging the community to exercise caution and be aware of the potential risks associated with such waterways.
This incident serves as a reminder of the critical work performed by emergency responders in our community, as well as the need for public awareness regarding water safety. Officials continue to emphasize the importance of vigilance in and around bodies of water, especially during the upcoming irrigation season when incidents may become more frequent.
For further updates on the situation, residents are encouraged to follow local news channels and official city communications.
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