The driver of the vehicle was identified as 40-year-old Kristal Stromme
On Monday (June 17) at about 5:14 a.m., Clark County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a single car, single occupant collision in the 13000 block of NE 144th St. The vehicle reportedly left the roadway and collided with a pole.
The driver of the vehicle was found to have been ejected from the vehicle. Patrol deputies observed airbags had been deployed. The driver of the vehicle was located in close proximity to where the car came to rest.
The driver of the vehicle was identified as 40-year-old Kristal Stromme, a resident of Amboy, was the sole occupant of the vehicle during the collision.
Stromme was contacted by medics, and she was having difficulty breathing. Stromme was provided aid and placed into an ambulance and transported to a local hospital to be treated. Deputies arrived at the hospital and were advised Stromme had passed away from her injuries.
Stromme’s family has been notified. The CCSO Traffic Investigation Unit will work the investigation.
Information provided by the Clark County Sheriff’s Office.
Also read:
- Hundreds rally in Olympia against proposed tax increases
Hundreds gathered in Olympia on Tax Day to protest a wide range of proposed tax hikes put forward by Democratic lawmakers in Washington state. - Vancouver City Council urged to adopt seven changes to limit public campingClark County Matters is calling on Vancouver leaders to adopt seven ordinance changes that would limit public camping and address growing concerns about safety and livability.
- On ‘Tax Day,’ Senate Democrats propose billions more in tax increases
On Tax Day, Washington Senate Democrats introduced new tax proposals totaling $12 billion, contrasting sharply with Senate Republicans’ no-new-taxes ‘$ave Washington’ budget proposal. - Letter: ‘There will be consequences’Hazel Dell resident Bob Zak criticizes Democratic lawmakers for advancing ESSB 5181, arguing it undermines parental rights and defies biblical principles.
- Clark County Fire District 10 selects local firm to begin planning for replacement of the Amboy Fire StationClark County Fire District 10 has selected Aetta Architecture to begin planning a replacement for the Amboy Fire Station, first built in 1963 and no longer equipped to meet modern emergency response demands.
- Kitten finders, kitten keepers?Nomi Berger shares practical steps for what to do if you find a litter of kittens this spring, including how to assess their needs and connect with Furry Friends in Vancouver.
- PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center seeks new members for Patient & Family Advisory CouncilPeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center is seeking new members for its Patient & Family Advisory Council to help improve patient care through direct community feedback.
