Multiple units respond to residential fire in Auburn Saturday afternoon - Auburn Examiner

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Valley Regional Fire Authority crews responded to a residential fire in Auburn on July 19, 2025, at about 4:48 p. m. The blaze occurred in the 900 block of 17th Street NE, generating dark smoke that could be seen from miles away. Firefighters worked diligently to extinguish the flames, and fortunately, no injuries were reported. Witness accounts emphasized the intensity of the fire and the rapid response from emergency services.

This incident underscores the persistent threat of residential fires and the importance of community preparedness. Local authorities are reminding residents to ensure their smoke detectors are functioning and to have an escape plan in place. The Auburn community remains vigilant about fire safety, especially during warmer months. Fire officials will investigate the cause of the fire to prevent future incidents.

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