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We re all on high alert : Spokane firefighters face challenges as wildfire season intensifies

KXLY July 14, 2021 8:54 PM Kaitlin Knapp Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. There have been more than 900 fires in Washington so far this year. Some in Spokane have been in the Urban Wildfire Interface. These are homes that are close or in areas with trees and brush. With the dry conditions, it increases the chances of a fire happening. On Wednesday afternoon, this exact scenario happened in Liberty Park. “We’re all on high alert,” said Spokane Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer. “The fire moved rapidly to the east, endangering a number of homes on the bluff.” The fire started around 1:30 p.m. A homeowner said they heard a large pop and immediately saw the fire.

Heat causes dozens of medical emergencies across all ages in Spokane

Heat causes dozens of medical emergencies across all ages in Spokane Triple-digit temperatures have resulted in a huge spike in medical calls and emergency room visits, and it s not just affecting the elderly. Author: Casey Decker Updated: 6:19 PM PDT July 1, 2021 SPOKANE, Wash. Record-shattering temperatures in Spokane have proven, as expected, to be dangerous. Medical personnel have reported significant spikes in calls and emergency room visits this week. The heat is a risk to people across demographic groups, and will remain dangerous even as it dips below triple digits. As of Thursday afternoon, the county medical examiner suspected seven people had died from heat-related causes, though said autopsies needed to be completed to be certain.

Crews battling two-alarm fire near Spokane International Airport

Building destroyed by petroleum-fueled fire near Spokane International Airport People were present at the building when the fire was reported, but there have been no reported injuries. Author: KREM Staff Updated: 5:05 PM PST January 12, 2021 SPOKANE COUNTY, Wash. A structure near the Spokane International Airport was destroyed in a two-alarm fire on Monday night. According to Spokane Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer, the two-alarm fire was at a two-story storage or mechanical building at 6207 West Thorpe Road. According to a Spokane County Fire District 3 official, about 75 firefighters from at least five jurisdictions are on scene. The official said the cause of the fire is unknown, but petroleum tanks inside the building exploded, causing the flames to spread fast. At this point, only half of the walls of the destroyed building are still standing, according to the official.

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