Following extinguishment, Vancouver Fire crews worked diligently to salvage and protect many of the homeowner’s personal collectibles
At approximately 9 p.m. Sunday (Jan. 4), Vancouver Fire was dispatched to a residential structure fire at 4305 SE 167th Lane.
Crews arrived on scene to find heavy fire conditions. Firefighters quickly applied water from the exterior while performing forcible entry to gain access to the home and initiate interior fire attack. The fire was brought under control within approximately 20 minutes.
A total of seven fire units responded, with approximately 25 fire personnel on scene. No injuries were reported; however, the residents were displaced as a result of the fire.
Following extinguishment, Vancouver Fire crews worked diligently to salvage and protect many of the homeowner’s personal collectibles.
Vancouver Fire credited the Camas-Washougal Fire Department for providing an engine company to assist, and the Vancouver Police Department for traffic control and scene safety.The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Vancouver Fire Marshal’s Office.
Vancouver Fire reminds the community that working smoke alarms save lives. Residents are encouraged to ensure smoke alarms are properly installed and maintained in their homes.
Information provided by the Vancouver Fire Department.
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