Small Lithium-Ion Battery Fire at Sunnyvale City Hall
456 W Olive Ave, Washington, Sunnyvale
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A lithium-ion battery in a backup generator ignited on the south side of Sunnyvale City Hall on All America Way; the fire was extinguished by 6:30 p.m. with no reported damage or suspicious circumstances.
Incident reported at 456 W Olive Ave.
A lithium-ion battery in a backup generator ignited on the south side of Sunnyvale City Hall on All America Way; the fire was extinguished by 6:30 p.m. with no reported damage or suspicious circumstances.
Incident reported at 456 W Olive Ave.
A lithium-ion battery in a backup generator ignited on the south side of Sunnyvale City Hall on All America Way; the fire was extinguished by 6:30 p.m. with no reported damage or suspicious circumstances.
Incident reported at 456 W Olive Ave.
A lithium-ion battery in a backup generator ignited on the south side of Sunnyvale City Hall on All America Way; the fire was extinguished by 6:30 p.m. with no reported damage or suspicious circumstances.
Incident reported at 456 W Olive Ave.
A lithium-ion battery in a backup generator ignited on the south side of Sunnyvale City Hall on All America Way; the fire was extinguished by 6:30 p.m. with no reported damage or suspicious circumstances.
Incident reported at 456 W Olive Ave.
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A "contained" lithium ion battery fire is probably more accurate
I wouldn't have called the fire "small", and there must have been 5-6 fire trucks there...
A "contained" lithium ion battery fire is probably more accurate
I wouldn't have called the fire "small", and there must have been 5-6 fire trucks there...
A "contained" lithium ion battery fire is probably more accurate
I wouldn't have called the fire "small", and there must have been 5-6 fire trucks there...
A "contained" lithium ion battery fire is probably more accurate
I wouldn't have called the fire "small", and there must have been 5-6 fire trucks there...
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A "contained" lithium ion battery fire is probably more accurate
I wouldn't have called the fire "small", and there must have been 5-6 fire trucks there...