The Vancouver Fire Marshal’s Office determined the fire was caused by an electrical issue
The Vancouver Fire Department responded to a fire in a travel trailer being used as a permanent residence in the 10400 block of NE 53rd Street.
Firefighters acted quickly to put out the fire and protect nearby trailers, preventing it from spreading.
Crews arrived to find the trailer on fire and immediately began working to control the situation while checking surrounding units for damage. Additional fire crews assisted to ensure the fire was fully contained and nearby trailers remained safe.
The fire was brought under control by 10:02 a.m. No injuries were reported. One person was displaced, and the occupant declined medical evaluation. Damage to the trailer is considered major.
The Vancouver Fire Marshal’s Office determined the fire was caused by an electrical issue. The Red Cross was contacted to assist the displaced occupant, and all Vancouver Fire Department units returned to service shortly after.
Vancouver Fire Department commends the quick response and teamwork of all personnel involved, which helped limit damage and protect the surrounding community.
Information provided by the Vancouver Fire Department.
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