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Firefighters rescued an unconscious man from a duplex fire in Spokane, transporting him to the hospital in critical condition. The fire, reported at 10:39 a.m., caused extensive damage, leaving the structure uninhabitable. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Spokane Fire Chief Julie O’Berg will retire on October 6 after nearly four decades in the fire service. Mayor Lisa Brown appointed Assistant Chief Tom Williams as her successor, effective October 7, ensuring continuity in the department’s leadership.
Spokane Fire Chief Julie O’Berg will retire in October after nearly 40 years in the fire service. Mayor Lisa Brown appointed Assistant Chief Tom Williams as her successor, effective October 7. O’Berg, the first woman to lead the Spokane Fire Department, has had a significant impact on the department during her tenure.
Spokane Fire Chief Julie O’Berg will retire on October 6 after nearly 40 years in the fire service. Mayor Lisa Brown appointed Assistant Chief Tom Williams as her successor, effective October 7, ensuring continuity in leadership. O’Berg, the first woman to lead the department, expressed gratitude for her time in service and confidence in Williams.
Firefighters rescued an unconscious man from a house fire in Spokane on Monday morning. They transported him to Sacred Heart Medical Center in critical condition after battling the blaze for 20 minutes. The fire caused extensive damage, rendering the duplex uninhabitable.
Firefighters rescued an unconscious man from a house fire on South Sherman Street in Spokane on Monday. The victim was transported in critical condition to a local hospital, while firefighters contained the blaze within 20 minutes. The fire's cause is under investigation, and the damage rendered the duplex uninhabitable.
Spokane Fire Chief Julie O’Berg plans to retire in October after nearly four decades in the fire service. Mayor Lisa Brown appointed Assistant Chief Tom Williams as her successor, effective October 7, ensuring a seamless leadership transition.
Firefighters rescued an unconscious adult male from a duplex fire in Spokane, transporting him to a hospital in critical condition. The blaze, reported at 804 South Sherman Street, was under control within 20 minutes, but extensive damage rendered the home uninhabitable. The fire's cause is under investigation.
Spokane Fire Chief Julie O’Berg will retire in October after 36 years of service, with Assistant Chief Tom Williams named as her successor. O’Berg, the first woman to lead the department, emphasized her gratitude towards the community and department members during her tenure. Williams, with extensive experience in fire service, will take over on October 7.
Firefighters rescued an unconscious man from a duplex fire in Spokane on August 25, 2025. The victim was transported to Sacred Heart Medical Center in critical condition, while the fire was brought under control within 20 minutes. The cause of the blaze remains under investigation.