Second-floor apartment fire put out in Lebanon; no injuries, said firefighters | News

LEBANON, Ore. — A damaging hearth in a second-floor residence was put out on Wednesday, and Lebanon Fireplace District says that thankfully, nobody was damage.

LFD stated they reported to an residence hearth on Market Road at about 10:45 p.m. on January 4. Firefighters stated they arrived to seek out smoke and flames seen in a second story window. Firefighters aggressively attacked the hearth and had it contained inside quarter-hour, in accordance with hearth officers.

Crews remained on the scene in a single day to finish cleanup and ensure the hearth didn’t spark up once more, in accordance with LFD. Firefighters stated the residence was unoccupied on the time of the hearth, and no firefighters or bystanders have been harmed. LFD stated the hearth solely burned one unit, and the trigger stays underneath investigation.

Firefighters wish to remind the general public of the significance of getting functioning smoke alarms in your house.