Quick Stop On Attic Fire South Of Everett
You can see smoke coming from the eaves
District 1 crews begin to enter the house
A firefighter uses a chain saw to cut through the porch roof.
A firefighter gets into the attic space.
There’s not a lot of room to work.
Smoke continues from the eaves.
The firefighter is getting a bit of backflow.
Firefighters exit the house.
A firefighter brings the last member safely out of the house.
The whole family is safe.
Units from Snohomish County Fire District 1 along with mutual aid from Everett Fire put a quick stop in an attic fire south of Everett. The fire was reported in the 2600 block of 108th street SE. Arriving firefighters saw smoke and flame from the porch area above the main entrance. Firefighters had to cut open the porch roof to gain access and stop the fire. Here are some MyEverettNews.com photos from the fire. No word yet on cause or damage amount.
fire on 108th se, house fire
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