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Mayor Jacqueline Wells thanks residents and first responders after Sergeant Burns incident

Rawlins City Council · June 16, 2026
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At the Rawlins City Council meeting on June 16, 2026, Mayor Jacqueline Wells thanked residents who aided Sergeant Burns and praised local first responders, saying their intervention likely kept him safe until medical teams arrived.

At the June 16, 2026 Rawlins City Council meeting, Mayor Jacqueline Wells thanked residents who rushed to the aid of Sergeant Burns and praised first responders for their response.

The mayor said the community’s quick action and the work of emergency responders were critical. “There is no doubt in my mind that their intervention that day helped keep Sergeant Burns safe until medical teams arrived,” she said. She also offered the family the council’s thoughts and wished Sergeant Burns a full recovery.

Wells named local responders and agencies in her thanks, including personnel from Carbon County, the Wyoming Highway Patrol, Sweetwater County and Moffat County, and asked the community to support first responders. The remarks were delivered at the start of the council’s meeting during opening remarks.

The council then moved on to routine business, including approval of the meeting agenda and the consent agenda.