Spokane Police Seek Help in Locating Missing Endangered Adult Amid Warehouse Fire

Spokane, WALocal News

On August 21, 2025, the Spokane Police Department announced the need for public assistance in finding a missing endangered adult, with the call for help made at 12:14 p. m. This announcement follows a significant fire that destroyed a warehouse in the East Central neighborhood, reported at 9:53 a. m. Firefighters were dispatched to 101 North Madelia Street after receiving multiple reports of black smoke.

In light of the extreme heat affecting the city, residents without water service are encouraged to contact local authorities for assistance. The city’s proactive approach in addressing these emergencies underscores the importance of community involvement. The missing person case and warehouse fire reflect pressing public safety concerns that necessitate immediate attention. Local officials stress that timely communication and public support are essential in managing these situations effectively. The ongoing heat wave adds urgency to the city's efforts to restore water services and ensure community safety.

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