Fire at Shoreline apartment complex displaces 3 residents no injuries reported

Seattle, WALocal News

A fire at an apartment complex in Shoreline displaced three residents on Tuesday evening, with no injuries reported. The Shoreline Fire Department confirmed the blaze started on a balcony and rapidly spread up the building, impacting units on three floors. Fire crews from neighboring agencies, including Bothell, Kirkland, and Seattle, assisted in extinguishing the fire. All residents evacuated safely, and the American Red Cross is providing housing support to those displaced. The Shoreline Fire Department is currently investigating the cause of the fire, which remains undetermined.

Residents of the three affected units will not be permitted to return until the investigation concludes. The incident highlights the importance of fire safety measures in apartment complexes. Local officials may review safety protocols in light of this incident to prevent future occurrences.

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