SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WASHINGTON
Snohomish County Firefighters are currently en route to a residential structure fire in the 5400 block of 101st Place NW in Marysville, Washington State. It is said that the fan in the home’s bathroom caught fire.
Units dispatched are A62, B61, E61, E63, E68, L62, M61.
(c) 2021 NW Fire Blog – 1/9/2021 1810 PT
SEATTLE, Wash. | Firefighters and equipment were dispatched to a residential structure fire located in the 10000 block of Sand Point Way NE at 2021 hours on Wednesday, November 25, 2020.
FIRE BUILDING
The fire building is a 3 bedroom and 1.75 bath home with 1,600 square feet with a basement, main floor and attic. It was built in 1939, with a finished basement and underground parking garage. The lot size is over 7,000 square feet.
RESOURCES
Units dispatched were Seattle Fire’s Aid 25, Air Unit 10, Battalions 2 and 6, Deputy 1, Engines 16, 24, 31, 38, 40, Ladders 5 and 10. Medics 17 and 44 (Supervisor), Marshal 5 (FIU Investigator), REHAB 1 (Fire/Medical Rehab), Safety 2 and Staff 10.
FIRE OPS
Water Supply – Established with E39 taking a secondary hydrant.
Search and Rescue – Ladder 5 did a split search from floors one to two completing their task quickly, with nothing found. Primary and secondary searches were completed of the whole structure.
Command – Battalion 6 assumed command at 2033 hours.
Per scanner traffic, visible flames were reported to be out the basement windows when first due units arrived. Crews did not find any extension to the attic or to the knee walls. The fire was knocked down less than 15 minutes.
Ventilation operations with fans was tasked to Ladder 9.
Units were starting to be released by Command within 20 minutes from the original dispatched call time.
CAUSE
At the time of this post, the cause and preliminary damage to the the property and contents were unknown.
The Seattle Fire Investigator, Marshal 5 was on-scene.
INJURIES
No reports of injuries to firefighters or citizens was reported by the Seattle Fire Department.
UPDATE
An update will be posted when information has been received.
(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 11/25/2020 2120 PT
UPDATE | Renton Firefighters were dispatched to a house fire in the 2000 block of SE 18th Street on Saturday afternoon, September 19, 2020.
First due firefighters reported a fully engulfed two-story residence with an additional brush fire. An initial fire attack ensued while some units were tasked with structure protection of homes in the Rolling Hills neighborhood.
Fire due E313 found heavy smoke and fire in the garage and into the attic compromising the roof of the home. A quick egress by fire crews limited extension to exposure homes and further damage to the fire structure itself. The garage itself appeared to be completely destroyed.
The fire is now out and the structure has suffered extensive fire and smoke damage to the garage and to rest of the home.
Resources that responded to this fire represented the Renton Fire Department, Medics and Zone 3 Fire Rehab.
The home was unoccupied at the time of the fire. The cause and damage assessment of the structure is pending a further investigation by the FIU Investigator.
No injuries occurred to firefighters or other citizens in the area.
PHOTO CREDIT | RENTON FD PIO
(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 9/19/2020 1815 PT
RENTON, WASH. | Firefighters are currently fighting a garage fire attached to a two-story residence in the 2000 block of SE 18th Court in the Rolling Hills neighborhood.
Fire can be seen from those traveling on I-405 near the SR167 interchange and across Boeing airfield. Battalion 13 reported seeing a thermal column visible from Station 13 at which time requested Dispatch to upgrade the call to a working fire.
First due firefighters reported a fully engulfed two-story residence with an additional brush fire. An initial fire attack ensued with additional incoming engine companies implementing structure protection of nearby homes.
E313 found heavy smoke and fire in the garage and into the attic compromising the roof of the home. A quick egress by fire crews limited extension to exposure homes and further damage to the fire structure itself. The garage itself appeared to be completely destroyed.
Responding include from Renton RFA, King County Medics and the Zone 3 Fire Rehab units.
The home was unoccupied at the time of the fire. The cause and damage assessment of the structure is pending a further investigation by the FIU Investigator.
No injuries occurred to firefighters or other citizens in the area.
PHOTO CREDIT | RENTON FD PIO
(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 9/19/2020 1652 PT
King County, Washington | Firefighters were dispatched to a single-family house fire on Saturday, July 18, 2020 in the 7000 Block of Ravenna Avenue NE in Seattle.
Seattle Fire units included Aid31, Air10, B2, B6, Deputy1, Engines 16, 17, 22, 31, 40. Ladders 5, 8, 9. Medic17, 44 9 (Supervisor), FIU Marshal5, REHAB1, Safety2, Staff10.
Chaplains 5 and 6 from the Seattle Fire Department have been dispatched to the scene.
Photo Credit | Seattle Fire Department
Fire was deemed quick under control. Primary and secondary searches were conducted.
One adult male was found deceased inside the home and an elderly female was transported to the hospital in stable condition.
A firefighter suffered minor injuries and was also transported to a local Seattle Hospital.
There was no preliminary cause of the fire released at the time of this post.
Hashtags used for this fire: #RavennaFire #SeattleFire
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(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 7/18/2020 1425 PT
STANWOOD, WASHINGTON
Snohomish County Firefighters were dispatched Friday night, May 1, 2020, to a trailer fire that spread to a nearby home around 2340 hours PT.
The fire was located in the 28300 Old 99 Street, Stanwood, Washington.
At the 20-minute timer (at midnight), Command stated the fire was in offensive operations with the fire in the attic and at a 50% containment status.
Water supply was established by Engine 90 and being tasked with incoming tenders.
Primary search of an exposure building, a shop on the Delta side had an all-clear. It was determined by firefighters there was no extensive inside or from the exterior into the building.
One occupant was rescued by firefighters. Medic 63 was respond
Just after midnight on Saturday morning, Command requested two nearest engines for more manpower and their air unit. Dispatch advised Aid 94 was unavailable., but the engines were enroute.
Firefighters currently on-scene stated they had a good knockdown on the fire, were checking for extensions and conducting a primary search on the house. They stated they could handle with the resources on the fire ground. Command would cancel the two incoming engines 63, and 46.
Around 1220, Command asked if any Deputies or the Fire Marshal were on-scene. Dispatch reported that none were dispatched to the scene. The IC received new information and requested Dispatch send a Deputy to the fire ground, non-emergency.
No injuries to firefighters were reported.
No preliminary cause has been released by Fire Officials at this time.
#StanwoodFire
(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 5/2/2020 00:30 PT
Firefighters were dispatched to a house fire late Friday evening, February 7, 2020 to the 1900 block of S Hosmer Street in Tacoma, Washington. Resources arrived on-scene quickly at 2246 hours PST and reported smoke visible.
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Crews engaged in fire attack operations on the structure immediate and got it knocked down. The fire was deemed to have originated and confined to just the basement of the single-family residence.
No injuries to civilians or firefighters were reported.
There was no initial cause released at the time of this posting.
(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 2/8/2020 0010 PST
Austin – Travis County Firefighters were dispatched to a structure fire in the 13000 block of Briarcreek Loop in Manor, Texas, on the evening of Saturday, January 4, 2020. Fire Command was established as BRIARCREEK COMMAND.
1st Alarm units included: E1202, 1201, 41, 48; Quints 18, 40. Battalions 1201, 07; FM 1202 and BT 1201.
Upon arrival, smoke and fire was showing and firefighters were in an offensive fire attack. RIT was immediately established. (1901 CST)
A 360* was completed all around the structure, a two-story home with an one-story attached garage. Fire on the charlie side. Crews were able to knock down the flames quickly. (1902 CST)
Water supply was established by Quint 18. Battalion 7 arrived on-scene shortly thereafter. Command was set-up on the Alpha/Delta side of the structure. (1903 CST)
Lots of smoke on the interior but crews found no heat. (1915 CST)
They would continue to pull ceiling to check for any extensions. With none found, they were busy with smoke reduction. (1918 CST)
The Fire Marshal was requested. (1929 CST). No cause is known at this time.
(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 1930 Hours CST
South Snohomish County Firefighters were dispatched at 1249 hours PST to a multi-story house fire in the 5600 block of 169th Place SE in Lynnwood, Washington on Saturday, January 4, 2020.
Credit | Andrew Kim (granted permission)
Eyewitness accounts reported the attic entirely fully engulfed with potential exposures.
1st Alarm resources included: B21, E15, E23, L10, L14, TR21, A15, B15, M10 2nd Alarm E16, E17, E18 L72, M11, CH11, B11 and Air 10.
Most 2nd alarm resources were quickly released shortly after their arrival.
Firefighters multiple hot spots and egressed, tapping the fire shortly thereafter arriving on-scene.
Credit | South County Fire
Primary and secondary searches of the entire structure was completed with nothing found.
Fire Investigators have not released the cause of this fire. It is still under investigation and the preliminary cause has not been released at the time of this post.
Lynnwood Police Officers provided traffic control near the fire incident, which was closed off to drivers and only open to Emergency vehicles.
No injuries to any citizens or firefighters were reported.
#LynnwoodWAFire #SouthSnoCountyFire #HouseFire
(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 1/4/2020 – 1415 PST – Updated 1615 PST
South County Firefighters were dispatched to a multi-story house fire in the 5600 block of 169th Place SE in Lynnwood, Washington in the early afternoon on Saturday, January 4, 2020.
Credit | Andrew Kim (granted permission)
Eyewitness accounts reported the attic entirely fully engulfed with potential exposures.
A second alarm of fire personnel with additional equipment were immediately dispatched. Firefighters would quickly knock down the interior fire and work on several hot spots.
Credit | South County Fire
Primary and secondary searches of the entire structure was completed with nothing found.
Fire Investigators have not released the cause of this fire. It is still under investigation and the preliminary cause has not been released at the time of this post.
Lynnwood Police Officers provided traffic control near the fire incident, which was closed off to drivers and only open to Emergency vehicles.
No injuries to any citizens or firefighters were reported.
#LynnwoodFire #SouthCountyFire #HouseFire
(c) 2020 NW Fire Blog – Updated 1/4/2020 – 1415 PST
