House Fire Spread Into Attic

Utility company personnel and California Highway Patrol officers have arrived to assist at the fire scene.

Board-up services are expected to arrive within an hour to secure the property.

Utility companies are en route, with one expected in 30 to 40 minutes. Traffic control is being coordinated.

Firefighters are assessing the extent of overhaul needed and coordinating with utility companies.

Police have been requested to assist with traffic control near the fire scene.

The occupant has arranged for board-up services. No assistance from the Red Cross or animal concerns are needed.

Utility companies have been requested to assist at the scene.

The fire may have started due to an electrical issue with a dryer, according to the occupant.

Firefighters are scaling back their response, keeping only essential units on scene.

Firefighters have successfully knocked down the fire at the scene.

A Citizen user's live video shows white smoke filling the area.

Crews are conducting salvage operations inside the house.

Firefighters have hose lines on both attic fires and are managing the situation effectively.

Firefighters have accessed the attic and located significant fire, preparing to use a hose line to extinguish it.

Firefighters report two separate attic spaces, with a fireball between them, requiring further attention.

Firefighters are making progress on the attic fire and may need to ventilate soon.

According to firefighters, they have secured the utility lines and continue to monitor for hotspots.

Firefighters have knocked down the fire and are checking for any remaining hotspots. Primary search is clear.

Firefighters have secured the utility lines and are using three hoses to control the fire.

Additional fire crews are on scene, working to control the fire from multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters report the fire started outside and spread to the attic. Crews are working on multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at the single-story home.

Firefighters have arrived at a single-story home with smoke visible from the eaves.

Radio clips available.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7121 6th Pkwy.

Utility company personnel and California Highway Patrol officers have arrived to assist at the fire scene.

Board-up services are expected to arrive within an hour to secure the property.

Utility companies are en route, with one expected in 30 to 40 minutes. Traffic control is being coordinated.

Firefighters are assessing the extent of overhaul needed and coordinating with utility companies.

Police have been requested to assist with traffic control near the fire scene.

The occupant has arranged for board-up services. No assistance from the Red Cross or animal concerns are needed.

Utility companies have been requested to assist at the scene.

The fire may have started due to an electrical issue with a dryer, according to the occupant.

Firefighters are scaling back their response, keeping only essential units on scene.

Firefighters have successfully knocked down the fire at the scene.

A Citizen user's live video shows white smoke filling the area.

Crews are conducting salvage operations inside the house.

Firefighters have hose lines on both attic fires and are managing the situation effectively.

Firefighters have accessed the attic and located significant fire, preparing to use a hose line to extinguish it.

Firefighters report two separate attic spaces, with a fireball between them, requiring further attention.

Firefighters are making progress on the attic fire and may need to ventilate soon.

According to firefighters, they have secured the utility lines and continue to monitor for hotspots.

Firefighters have knocked down the fire and are checking for any remaining hotspots. Primary search is clear.

Firefighters have secured the utility lines and are using three hoses to control the fire.

Additional fire crews are on scene, working to control the fire from multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters report the fire started outside and spread to the attic. Crews are working on multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at the single-story home.

Firefighters have arrived at a single-story home with smoke visible from the eaves.

Radio clips available.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7121 6th Pkwy.

Utility company personnel and California Highway Patrol officers have arrived to assist at the fire scene.

Board-up services are expected to arrive within an hour to secure the property.

Utility companies are en route, with one expected in 30 to 40 minutes. Traffic control is being coordinated.

Firefighters are assessing the extent of overhaul needed and coordinating with utility companies.

Police have been requested to assist with traffic control near the fire scene.

The occupant has arranged for board-up services. No assistance from the Red Cross or animal concerns are needed.

Utility companies have been requested to assist at the scene.

The fire may have started due to an electrical issue with a dryer, according to the occupant.

Firefighters are scaling back their response, keeping only essential units on scene.

Firefighters have successfully knocked down the fire at the scene.

A Citizen user's live video shows white smoke filling the area.

Crews are conducting salvage operations inside the house.

Firefighters have hose lines on both attic fires and are managing the situation effectively.

Firefighters have accessed the attic and located significant fire, preparing to use a hose line to extinguish it.

Firefighters report two separate attic spaces, with a fireball between them, requiring further attention.

Firefighters are making progress on the attic fire and may need to ventilate soon.

According to firefighters, they have secured the utility lines and continue to monitor for hotspots.

Firefighters have knocked down the fire and are checking for any remaining hotspots. Primary search is clear.

Firefighters have secured the utility lines and are using three hoses to control the fire.

Additional fire crews are on scene, working to control the fire from multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters report the fire started outside and spread to the attic. Crews are working on multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at the single-story home.

Firefighters have arrived at a single-story home with smoke visible from the eaves.

Radio clips available.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7121 6th Pkwy.

Utility company personnel and California Highway Patrol officers have arrived to assist at the fire scene.

Board-up services are expected to arrive within an hour to secure the property.

Utility companies are en route, with one expected in 30 to 40 minutes. Traffic control is being coordinated.

Firefighters are assessing the extent of overhaul needed and coordinating with utility companies.

Police have been requested to assist with traffic control near the fire scene.

The occupant has arranged for board-up services. No assistance from the Red Cross or animal concerns are needed.

Utility companies have been requested to assist at the scene.

The fire may have started due to an electrical issue with a dryer, according to the occupant.

Firefighters are scaling back their response, keeping only essential units on scene.

Firefighters have successfully knocked down the fire at the scene.

A Citizen user's live video shows white smoke filling the area.

Crews are conducting salvage operations inside the house.

Firefighters have hose lines on both attic fires and are managing the situation effectively.

Firefighters have accessed the attic and located significant fire, preparing to use a hose line to extinguish it.

Firefighters report two separate attic spaces, with a fireball between them, requiring further attention.

Firefighters are making progress on the attic fire and may need to ventilate soon.

According to firefighters, they have secured the utility lines and continue to monitor for hotspots.

Firefighters have knocked down the fire and are checking for any remaining hotspots. Primary search is clear.

Firefighters have secured the utility lines and are using three hoses to control the fire.

Additional fire crews are on scene, working to control the fire from multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters report the fire started outside and spread to the attic. Crews are working on multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at the single-story home.

Firefighters have arrived at a single-story home with smoke visible from the eaves.

Radio clips available.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7121 6th Pkwy.

Utility company personnel and California Highway Patrol officers have arrived to assist at the fire scene.

Board-up services are expected to arrive within an hour to secure the property.

Utility companies are en route, with one expected in 30 to 40 minutes. Traffic control is being coordinated.

Firefighters are assessing the extent of overhaul needed and coordinating with utility companies.

Police have been requested to assist with traffic control near the fire scene.

The occupant has arranged for board-up services. No assistance from the Red Cross or animal concerns are needed.

Utility companies have been requested to assist at the scene.

The fire may have started due to an electrical issue with a dryer, according to the occupant.

Firefighters are scaling back their response, keeping only essential units on scene.

Firefighters have successfully knocked down the fire at the scene.

A Citizen user's live video shows white smoke filling the area.

Crews are conducting salvage operations inside the house.

Firefighters have hose lines on both attic fires and are managing the situation effectively.

Firefighters have accessed the attic and located significant fire, preparing to use a hose line to extinguish it.

Firefighters report two separate attic spaces, with a fireball between them, requiring further attention.

Firefighters are making progress on the attic fire and may need to ventilate soon.

According to firefighters, they have secured the utility lines and continue to monitor for hotspots.

Firefighters have knocked down the fire and are checking for any remaining hotspots. Primary search is clear.

Firefighters have secured the utility lines and are using three hoses to control the fire.

Additional fire crews are on scene, working to control the fire from multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters report the fire started outside and spread to the attic. Crews are working on multiple sides of the house.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at the single-story home.

Firefighters have arrived at a single-story home with smoke visible from the eaves.

Radio clips available.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7121 6th Pkwy.