NEWS RELEASE 8/17/13: Portland Fire & Rescue Responds to Early Morning House Fire in NE Portland
At 6:11 am Portland Fire & Rescue responded to reports of a residential fire at 1024 NE 126th Ave. The crew from Engine 30 (Gateway) arrived and found a moderate amount of smoke coming from the vents of the house. Although there was an excessive amount of belongings in the house, Engine 30 was able to quickly stretch a hose line into the structure and extinguish the flames. Truck 7 (Mill Park) ventilated the house of smoke and fire gasses. Firefighters performed a primary search and discovered that no people were inside the house.
The fire was brought under control at 6:33 am and crews remain on scene mopping up. Fire crews discovered a dog in the backyard and worked to move the dog to a safe place. No injuries were reported. An investigator is on scene working to determine a fire cause and damage estimates. Updates will be given as soon as they are available.
The fire was brought under control at 6:33 am and crews remain on scene mopping up. Fire crews discovered a dog in the backyard and worked to move the dog to a safe place. No injuries were reported. An investigator is on scene working to determine a fire cause and damage estimates. Updates will be given as soon as they are available.
Contact Info:
Public Information Officer AJ Schaffer, Media Pager (503) 940-6003.
Public Information Officer AJ Schaffer, Media Pager (503) 940-6003.