Klamath Falls Garage Fire Contained Before Spreading Through Home

Firefighters encountered heavy smoke and flames from an attached garage on Lincoln Street; all occupants escaped safely.

AT A GLANCE

Location: Lincoln Street, Klamath Falls

Dispatch: Approximately 11:21 a.m. Friday, Oct. 17

Fire: Attached residential garage

Occupants: Evacuated safely before firefighters arrived

Injuries: None reported

Response: Four KCFD1 engines, one ambulance, two command vehicles, and 15 personnel; Kingsley Field Fire Department assisted

Damage: Firefighters contained the blaze and limited extension into the home’s living area

Cause: Under investigation

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Firefighters contained a garage fire at a Klamath Falls home Friday morning before flames could significantly spread into the living area, according to Klamath County Fire District 1.

Crews were dispatched to the reported structure fire on Lincoln Street at approximately 11:21 a.m. and arrived about five minutes later.

Firefighters encountered heavy smoke and fire coming from a garage attached to the residence. Everyone inside the home had evacuated before crews arrived, and no injuries were reported.

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Lincoln Street Fire: Klamath County Fire District 1 crews responded Friday morning to a structure fire involving a garage attached to a residence on Lincoln Street in Klamath Falls. Firefighters contained the blaze before it could significantly spread into the living area. Klamath County Fire District 1.

KCFD1 firefighters began an offensive interior attack, advancing hose lines into the structure to contain the fire and keep it from spreading farther into the home.

The coordinated response limited damage to the residence’s living area, according to the district.

KCFD1 responded with four fire engines, one ambulance, and two command vehicles, with 15 personnel assigned to the incident.

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Kingsley Field Fire Department assisted with an additional engine and command vehicle.

No firefighters or occupants were injured.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

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