Shelter-in-Place Orders Lifted Amid Fire in Seventh-Day Adventist Church Under Construction

A shelter-in-place order and isolated evacuations issued during the firefight have since been lifted. The American Red Cross and the San Francisco Human Services Agency provided support to those affected. The cause is under investigation by the San Francisco Fire Investigation Task Force, which is standard for a fire of this size.

As conditions worsened, firefighters shifted from an interior attack to a defensive operation and used drone-mounted thermal imaging to help direct their efforts. The fire was declared under control by 9:10 p.m.

The San Francisco Fire Department responded to five 911 calls reporting a structure fire at about 1:30 p.m. and arrived in less than three minutes to find smoke coming from the church. Crews launched an aggressive interior attack, but the fire grew—fueled by the building's age, open interior voids, ongoing construction, and high winds.

A fire that broke out at a Seventh-day Adventist church near California and Broderick streets escalated to a third alarm on Monday, drawing more than 100 firefighters. No injuries were reported.

The fire remains an active three-alarm incident. The American Red Cross is en route to assist those affected.

All shelter-in-place orders have been lifted; however, evacuations remain in effect for two homes near the church.

Good progress has been made on the three-alarm fire — most of the active flames have been extinguished, the SFFD said.

PG&E has shut off power in the surrounding area as a safety precaution.

The blaze has grown to a 3-alarm response.

Residents in the area of the 2600, 2700, and 2800 Block of California St and 2000, and 2100 Block of Divisadero St should shelter-in-place due to the blaze.

Firefighters are using ladders and hoses to combat smoke and flames at the construction site.

Multiple buildings are affected by fire; one building collapsed amid ongoing firefighting efforts.

Captain Jonathan Baxter of the SFFD affirmed that no injuries have been reported in a video update.

Firefighters continue efforts to control the fire at the church; shelter-in-place remains in effect.

Follow instructions from public safety personnel on scene.

Residents in the affected area should remain indoors, close all windows and fireplace dampers, and turn off fans, heating, and air conditioning to prevent outside air from entering. Smoke is causing unhealthy air quality in the area.

A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the 2800 block of California Street between Divisadero Street and Broderick Street in San Francisco due to the fire.

No injuries have been reported, per the SFFD PIO. The public is asked to avoid the area.

Firefighters continue climbing ladders and extinguishing flames at the church fire.

Fire crews are working to extinguish the fire at the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2889 California St.

A shelter-in-place order and isolated evacuations issued during the firefight have since been lifted. The American Red Cross and the San Francisco Human Services Agency provided support to those affected. The cause is under investigation by the San Francisco Fire Investigation Task Force, which is standard for a fire of this size.

As conditions worsened, firefighters shifted from an interior attack to a defensive operation and used drone-mounted thermal imaging to help direct their efforts. The fire was declared under control by 9:10 p.m.

The San Francisco Fire Department responded to five 911 calls reporting a structure fire at about 1:30 p.m. and arrived in less than three minutes to find smoke coming from the church. Crews launched an aggressive interior attack, but the fire grew—fueled by the building's age, open interior voids, ongoing construction, and high winds.

A fire that broke out at a Seventh-day Adventist church near California and Broderick streets escalated to a third alarm on Monday, drawing more than 100 firefighters. No injuries were reported.

The fire remains an active three-alarm incident. The American Red Cross is en route to assist those affected.

All shelter-in-place orders have been lifted; however, evacuations remain in effect for two homes near the church.

Good progress has been made on the three-alarm fire — most of the active flames have been extinguished, the SFFD said.

PG&E has shut off power in the surrounding area as a safety precaution.

The blaze has grown to a 3-alarm response.

Residents in the area of the 2600, 2700, and 2800 Block of California St and 2000, and 2100 Block of Divisadero St should shelter-in-place due to the blaze.

Firefighters are using ladders and hoses to combat smoke and flames at the construction site.

Multiple buildings are affected by fire; one building collapsed amid ongoing firefighting efforts.

Captain Jonathan Baxter of the SFFD affirmed that no injuries have been reported in a video update.

Firefighters continue efforts to control the fire at the church; shelter-in-place remains in effect.

Follow instructions from public safety personnel on scene.

Residents in the affected area should remain indoors, close all windows and fireplace dampers, and turn off fans, heating, and air conditioning to prevent outside air from entering. Smoke is causing unhealthy air quality in the area.

A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the 2800 block of California Street between Divisadero Street and Broderick Street in San Francisco due to the fire.

No injuries have been reported, per the SFFD PIO. The public is asked to avoid the area.

Firefighters continue climbing ladders and extinguishing flames at the church fire.

Fire crews are working to extinguish the fire at the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2889 California St.

A shelter-in-place order and isolated evacuations issued during the firefight have since been lifted. The American Red Cross and the San Francisco Human Services Agency provided support to those affected. The cause is under investigation by the San Francisco Fire Investigation Task Force, which is standard for a fire of this size.

As conditions worsened, firefighters shifted from an interior attack to a defensive operation and used drone-mounted thermal imaging to help direct their efforts. The fire was declared under control by 9:10 p.m.

The San Francisco Fire Department responded to five 911 calls reporting a structure fire at about 1:30 p.m. and arrived in less than three minutes to find smoke coming from the church. Crews launched an aggressive interior attack, but the fire grew—fueled by the building's age, open interior voids, ongoing construction, and high winds.

A fire that broke out at a Seventh-day Adventist church near California and Broderick streets escalated to a third alarm on Monday, drawing more than 100 firefighters. No injuries were reported.

The fire remains an active three-alarm incident. The American Red Cross is en route to assist those affected.

All shelter-in-place orders have been lifted; however, evacuations remain in effect for two homes near the church.

Good progress has been made on the three-alarm fire — most of the active flames have been extinguished, the SFFD said.

PG&E has shut off power in the surrounding area as a safety precaution.

The blaze has grown to a 3-alarm response.

Residents in the area of the 2600, 2700, and 2800 Block of California St and 2000, and 2100 Block of Divisadero St should shelter-in-place due to the blaze.

Firefighters are using ladders and hoses to combat smoke and flames at the construction site.

Multiple buildings are affected by fire; one building collapsed amid ongoing firefighting efforts.

Captain Jonathan Baxter of the SFFD affirmed that no injuries have been reported in a video update.

Firefighters continue efforts to control the fire at the church; shelter-in-place remains in effect.

Follow instructions from public safety personnel on scene.

Residents in the affected area should remain indoors, close all windows and fireplace dampers, and turn off fans, heating, and air conditioning to prevent outside air from entering. Smoke is causing unhealthy air quality in the area.

A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the 2800 block of California Street between Divisadero Street and Broderick Street in San Francisco due to the fire.

No injuries have been reported, per the SFFD PIO. The public is asked to avoid the area.

Firefighters continue climbing ladders and extinguishing flames at the church fire.

Fire crews are working to extinguish the fire at the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2889 California St.

A shelter-in-place order and isolated evacuations issued during the firefight have since been lifted. The American Red Cross and the San Francisco Human Services Agency provided support to those affected. The cause is under investigation by the San Francisco Fire Investigation Task Force, which is standard for a fire of this size.

As conditions worsened, firefighters shifted from an interior attack to a defensive operation and used drone-mounted thermal imaging to help direct their efforts. The fire was declared under control by 9:10 p.m.

The San Francisco Fire Department responded to five 911 calls reporting a structure fire at about 1:30 p.m. and arrived in less than three minutes to find smoke coming from the church. Crews launched an aggressive interior attack, but the fire grew—fueled by the building's age, open interior voids, ongoing construction, and high winds.

A fire that broke out at a Seventh-day Adventist church near California and Broderick streets escalated to a third alarm on Monday, drawing more than 100 firefighters. No injuries were reported.

The fire remains an active three-alarm incident. The American Red Cross is en route to assist those affected.

All shelter-in-place orders have been lifted; however, evacuations remain in effect for two homes near the church.

Good progress has been made on the three-alarm fire — most of the active flames have been extinguished, the SFFD said.

PG&E has shut off power in the surrounding area as a safety precaution.

The blaze has grown to a 3-alarm response.

Residents in the area of the 2600, 2700, and 2800 Block of California St and 2000, and 2100 Block of Divisadero St should shelter-in-place due to the blaze.

Firefighters are using ladders and hoses to combat smoke and flames at the construction site.

Multiple buildings are affected by fire; one building collapsed amid ongoing firefighting efforts.

Captain Jonathan Baxter of the SFFD affirmed that no injuries have been reported in a video update.

Firefighters continue efforts to control the fire at the church; shelter-in-place remains in effect.

Follow instructions from public safety personnel on scene.

Residents in the affected area should remain indoors, close all windows and fireplace dampers, and turn off fans, heating, and air conditioning to prevent outside air from entering. Smoke is causing unhealthy air quality in the area.

A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the 2800 block of California Street between Divisadero Street and Broderick Street in San Francisco due to the fire.

No injuries have been reported, per the SFFD PIO. The public is asked to avoid the area.

Firefighters continue climbing ladders and extinguishing flames at the church fire.

Fire crews are working to extinguish the fire at the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2889 California St.

A shelter-in-place order and isolated evacuations issued during the firefight have since been lifted. The American Red Cross and the San Francisco Human Services Agency provided support to those affected. The cause is under investigation by the San Francisco Fire Investigation Task Force, which is standard for a fire of this size.

As conditions worsened, firefighters shifted from an interior attack to a defensive operation and used drone-mounted thermal imaging to help direct their efforts. The fire was declared under control by 9:10 p.m.

The San Francisco Fire Department responded to five 911 calls reporting a structure fire at about 1:30 p.m. and arrived in less than three minutes to find smoke coming from the church. Crews launched an aggressive interior attack, but the fire grew—fueled by the building's age, open interior voids, ongoing construction, and high winds.

A fire that broke out at a Seventh-day Adventist church near California and Broderick streets escalated to a third alarm on Monday, drawing more than 100 firefighters. No injuries were reported.

The fire remains an active three-alarm incident. The American Red Cross is en route to assist those affected.

All shelter-in-place orders have been lifted; however, evacuations remain in effect for two homes near the church.

Good progress has been made on the three-alarm fire — most of the active flames have been extinguished, the SFFD said.

PG&E has shut off power in the surrounding area as a safety precaution.

The blaze has grown to a 3-alarm response.

Residents in the area of the 2600, 2700, and 2800 Block of California St and 2000, and 2100 Block of Divisadero St should shelter-in-place due to the blaze.

Firefighters are using ladders and hoses to combat smoke and flames at the construction site.

Multiple buildings are affected by fire; one building collapsed amid ongoing firefighting efforts.

Captain Jonathan Baxter of the SFFD affirmed that no injuries have been reported in a video update.

Firefighters continue efforts to control the fire at the church; shelter-in-place remains in effect.

Follow instructions from public safety personnel on scene.

Residents in the affected area should remain indoors, close all windows and fireplace dampers, and turn off fans, heating, and air conditioning to prevent outside air from entering. Smoke is causing unhealthy air quality in the area.

A shelter-in-place order has been issued for the 2800 block of California Street between Divisadero Street and Broderick Street in San Francisco due to the fire.

No injuries have been reported, per the SFFD PIO. The public is asked to avoid the area.

Firefighters continue climbing ladders and extinguishing flames at the church fire.

Fire crews are working to extinguish the fire at the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2889 California St.