S.F. firefighters put out small blaze at home on Hill St. in the Mission

San Francisco, CALocal News

On Tuesday, March 25, 2025, San Francisco firefighters swiftly addressed a small fire on Hill Street in the Mission District, which threatened a three-story home. The one-alarm fire, reported at 2:36 p. m. , was quickly extinguished, and there were no injuries. According to Fire Department spokesperson Samuel Menchaca, the fire started on the back deck of 14 Hill St.

, leading to damage on the neighboring property. While one resident speculated that a cigarette may have ignited the blaze, officials have not yet confirmed the cause and are conducting an investigation. The Department of Building Inspection will assess the damage to determine if residents can return to their homes. The incident also caught the attention of a Waymo vehicle, which was impeded by the fire truck while navigating the street. This event underscores the importance of fire safety and community awareness, particularly in densely populated urban areas.

As investigations continue, the local community remains vigilant and supportive of affected residents.

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