Shoreline Fire responds to fire at health and rehabilitation facility

Shoreline, WALocal News

Shoreline Fire responded to a commercial fire at a health and rehabilitation facility on October 20, 2025, after multiple reports of smoke. Upon arrival, firefighters noted no visible flames, as on-site staff had extinguished the fire with a dry chemical extinguisher. The fire originated from a light fixture above a patient bed, but the prompt action of staff prevented a potentially serious incident. Fire crews assisted with ventilation to clear residual smoke and dry chemical powder from the area, ensuring safety for patients. No injuries were reported, highlighting the effectiveness of fire safety training in commercial settings.

The facility's quick response received praise from fire officials, emphasizing the significance of preparedness. Such incidents serve as critical reminders for ongoing fire extinguisher training and emergency readiness in healthcare environments. The facility's identity was not disclosed in the report.

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