A smoke column could be seen from blocks away.
Smoke pours out of the north side of the building.
Firefighters had to cut open a gate to get to the fire.
Firefiighters prepare to enter the south side of the building.
The crew make entry through a south door.
Crews work to get smoke out of the south end of the building.
Smoke flowed out of the north side for about 45 minutes.
The captain from Ladder 1 and Battalion Chief confer.
Everett Fire PIO Rachael Doniger gets an update from fire inspector Bronson Pearson.
A PUD line worker cuts power to the building.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Just after 3:30 PM Sno911 received multiple reports of fire in a building in the 9600 block of Evergreen Way.
Responding Everett Firefighters reported seeing a large column of smoke from half-a-mile out.
Heavy smoke was pouring from the basement of a building that once housed an automotive detail business.
Next to that business was a mini-spa and above the business on fire were a number of restaurants and shops.
Firefighters from South County Fire assisted Everett Firefighters in the commercial response and crews were able to keep the fire contained to the lower portion of the building though there was smoke and water damage to some of the other tenants.
Evergreen Way and 4th Avenue West were closed for a couple of hours while crews worked.
There is no damage estimate at this early stage of the investigation. There were no reports of injury.
April 14, 2022
Everett Fire