Fast Response Contains Suspicious Brush Fire in Latah Valley

Spokane, WALocal News

A suspicious brush fire ignited in Latah Valley on June 18, 2025, leading to a rapid response from local fire crews. The Spokane Fire Department, aided by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources and Spokane County Fire District 10, contained the fire within an hour. The fire, which burned less than an acre, was first spotted by Battalion 1 while assisting with a nearby wildfire. Authorities consider the blaze suspicious and are investigating its cause. Investigators are looking for a dark-colored Ford Ranger seen departing the area shortly after the fire started.

Residents are urged to report any relevant information to Crime Check. The incident underscores the persistent danger of wildfires, particularly in dry conditions. Local agencies continue to prepare for potential wildfire threats as summer approaches.

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