A fire destroyed a building under construction in Seattle's Rainier Valley neighborhood on Wednesday, the Seattle Fire Department confirmed.
A fire that destroyed a building under construction in Seattle’s Rainier Valley neighborhood at approximately 4:30 a.m. Wednesday was intentionally set, the Seattle Fire Department The building is located at the corner of 33rd Avenue S.
and S. Hanford St. The fire forced residents inside nearby homes to evacuate. SFD fire investigators have determined both the fire in the 4500 block of Rainier Ave. S. and the 3300 block of S. Hanford St. were intentionally set. Information regarding the fires has been referred toSFD firefighters reported that power lines in the area were down because of the fire. Seattle City Light worked to restore power after a short outage. Firefighters assumed a defensive position in their battle with the flames. SFD crews searched and evacuated adjacent homes. “At this building under construction, there’s a lot of fuel because of all the wood and debris that’s here for building that home, and there’s also no fire suppression systems activated or installed as of yet because it’s still under construction,” SFD Public Information Officer David Cuerpo said, according to KIRO 7. “That amount of fuel, combined with that high heat, can cause vehicles and even buildings across the street to catch fire or melt.”33rd Ave. S. And S. Hanford St: Fire extinguished. Crews are working on overhaul. A unit will remain on scene through the morning for fire watch.Felon arrested for allegedly shooting Lummi Nation officer 7 times during traffic stopHigh Noon is recalling a batch of vodka seltzers after a packaging supplier accidentally sent them cans labeled as Celsius energy drinks.Child surprises Pierce Co. deputies, thanks them for rescue A mother’s worst nightmare was caught on a Pierce County Sheriff’s Office deputy’s body camera earlier this month.Seattle’s Ravenna Varsity restaurant closing after decades of service Ravenna's Varsity restaurant in North Seattle will permanently close on Aug. 3 after 62 years of service, Vanishing Seattle confirmed.When it comes to transforming your kitchen into the heart of your home, J&M Remodel stands out as a trusted partner in the Seattle area. With a commitment to quality craftsmanship and personalized service, Justin and Mandy Schuder’s family-owned business has been helping homeowners realize their dream kitchens for over two decades. Understanding your vision 5 lifestyle changes to lower your blood pressure and improve your health Discover effective lifestyle changes to lower blood pressure and enhance your overall health during National High Blood Pressure Education Month.State Roofing and Exteriors unveils rebrand, expands presence with new offices in Western WA
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