Smoke From Burnt Food on First Floor of Building
4444 W Point Loma Blvd
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- Firefighters responded to reports of smoke at a San Diego apartment complex, likely caused by unattended food. Crews evacuated residents and searched the second and third floors for the smoke source.
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Occupants are returning to the building as firefighters conclude their operations.
Firefighters confirm no heat or smoke detected on the roof, ensuring all areas are clear.
Crews are heading to the roof with the manager to ensure all areas are clear.
According to firefighters, the second and third floors have been ventilated, with no signs of smoke or fire remaining.
Firefighters are wrapping up tasks and preparing to meet with the incident commander.
Firefighters report the situation is stable, and additional units are being released as smoke has dissipated.
Firefighters have located a woman with keys to assist with accessing locked areas on the second and third floors.
Crews are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas before releasing some units.
Some units are being released as only natural ventilation is needed now.
Firefighters are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas and continue ventilation efforts on the third floor.
According to firefighters, there are no additional hazards, with conditions stable and only a light haze on the second floor.
Firefighters confirm the smoke source is burnt food in unit 68 on the first floor.
Firefighters have identified the smoke source as burnt food in a first-floor apartment.
Firefighters are seeking maintenance personnel to assist on the second and third floors.
Crews are attempting to access the boiler room and are checking if maintenance can assist.
Firefighters continue investigating the smoke source, holding all resources on scene.
Firefighters report no smoke in the adjacent building, and they are coordinating to address locked doors.
Units on the third floor have also not located the source of the smoke.
Firefighters report a light haze dissipating on the second floor and have cleared several rooms. No additional resources are needed currently.
Additional fire engines have been requested, and police are asked to close traffic in both directions on West Point Loma.
Firefighters are evacuating residents and searching for the smoke source on the second and third floors.
Firefighters report smoke on the second and third floors, possibly from unattended food.
Firefighters are on scene at the apartment complex, being directed by occupants. No visible fire yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire in an apartment complex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4444 W Point Loma Blvd.
Occupants are returning to the building as firefighters conclude their operations.
Firefighters confirm no heat or smoke detected on the roof, ensuring all areas are clear.
Crews are heading to the roof with the manager to ensure all areas are clear.
According to firefighters, the second and third floors have been ventilated, with no signs of smoke or fire remaining.
Firefighters are wrapping up tasks and preparing to meet with the incident commander.
Firefighters report the situation is stable, and additional units are being released as smoke has dissipated.
Firefighters have located a woman with keys to assist with accessing locked areas on the second and third floors.
Crews are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas before releasing some units.
Some units are being released as only natural ventilation is needed now.
Firefighters are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas and continue ventilation efforts on the third floor.
According to firefighters, there are no additional hazards, with conditions stable and only a light haze on the second floor.
Firefighters confirm the smoke source is burnt food in unit 68 on the first floor.
Firefighters have identified the smoke source as burnt food in a first-floor apartment.
Firefighters are seeking maintenance personnel to assist on the second and third floors.
Crews are attempting to access the boiler room and are checking if maintenance can assist.
Firefighters continue investigating the smoke source, holding all resources on scene.
Firefighters report no smoke in the adjacent building, and they are coordinating to address locked doors.
Units on the third floor have also not located the source of the smoke.
Firefighters report a light haze dissipating on the second floor and have cleared several rooms. No additional resources are needed currently.
Additional fire engines have been requested, and police are asked to close traffic in both directions on West Point Loma.
Firefighters are evacuating residents and searching for the smoke source on the second and third floors.
Firefighters report smoke on the second and third floors, possibly from unattended food.
Firefighters are on scene at the apartment complex, being directed by occupants. No visible fire yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire in an apartment complex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4444 W Point Loma Blvd.
Occupants are returning to the building as firefighters conclude their operations.
Firefighters confirm no heat or smoke detected on the roof, ensuring all areas are clear.
Crews are heading to the roof with the manager to ensure all areas are clear.
According to firefighters, the second and third floors have been ventilated, with no signs of smoke or fire remaining.
Firefighters are wrapping up tasks and preparing to meet with the incident commander.
Firefighters report the situation is stable, and additional units are being released as smoke has dissipated.
Firefighters have located a woman with keys to assist with accessing locked areas on the second and third floors.
Crews are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas before releasing some units.
Some units are being released as only natural ventilation is needed now.
Firefighters are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas and continue ventilation efforts on the third floor.
According to firefighters, there are no additional hazards, with conditions stable and only a light haze on the second floor.
Firefighters confirm the smoke source is burnt food in unit 68 on the first floor.
Firefighters have identified the smoke source as burnt food in a first-floor apartment.
Firefighters are seeking maintenance personnel to assist on the second and third floors.
Crews are attempting to access the boiler room and are checking if maintenance can assist.
Firefighters continue investigating the smoke source, holding all resources on scene.
Firefighters report no smoke in the adjacent building, and they are coordinating to address locked doors.
Units on the third floor have also not located the source of the smoke.
Firefighters report a light haze dissipating on the second floor and have cleared several rooms. No additional resources are needed currently.
Additional fire engines have been requested, and police are asked to close traffic in both directions on West Point Loma.
Firefighters are evacuating residents and searching for the smoke source on the second and third floors.
Firefighters report smoke on the second and third floors, possibly from unattended food.
Firefighters are on scene at the apartment complex, being directed by occupants. No visible fire yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire in an apartment complex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4444 W Point Loma Blvd.
Occupants are returning to the building as firefighters conclude their operations.
Firefighters confirm no heat or smoke detected on the roof, ensuring all areas are clear.
Crews are heading to the roof with the manager to ensure all areas are clear.
According to firefighters, the second and third floors have been ventilated, with no signs of smoke or fire remaining.
Firefighters are wrapping up tasks and preparing to meet with the incident commander.
Firefighters report the situation is stable, and additional units are being released as smoke has dissipated.
Firefighters have located a woman with keys to assist with accessing locked areas on the second and third floors.
Crews are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas before releasing some units.
Some units are being released as only natural ventilation is needed now.
Firefighters are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas and continue ventilation efforts on the third floor.
According to firefighters, there are no additional hazards, with conditions stable and only a light haze on the second floor.
Firefighters confirm the smoke source is burnt food in unit 68 on the first floor.
Firefighters have identified the smoke source as burnt food in a first-floor apartment.
Firefighters are seeking maintenance personnel to assist on the second and third floors.
Crews are attempting to access the boiler room and are checking if maintenance can assist.
Firefighters continue investigating the smoke source, holding all resources on scene.
Firefighters report no smoke in the adjacent building, and they are coordinating to address locked doors.
Units on the third floor have also not located the source of the smoke.
Firefighters report a light haze dissipating on the second floor and have cleared several rooms. No additional resources are needed currently.
Additional fire engines have been requested, and police are asked to close traffic in both directions on West Point Loma.
Firefighters are evacuating residents and searching for the smoke source on the second and third floors.
Firefighters report smoke on the second and third floors, possibly from unattended food.
Firefighters are on scene at the apartment complex, being directed by occupants. No visible fire yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire in an apartment complex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4444 W Point Loma Blvd.
Occupants are returning to the building as firefighters conclude their operations.
Firefighters confirm no heat or smoke detected on the roof, ensuring all areas are clear.
Crews are heading to the roof with the manager to ensure all areas are clear.
According to firefighters, the second and third floors have been ventilated, with no signs of smoke or fire remaining.
Firefighters are wrapping up tasks and preparing to meet with the incident commander.
Firefighters report the situation is stable, and additional units are being released as smoke has dissipated.
Firefighters have located a woman with keys to assist with accessing locked areas on the second and third floors.
Crews are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas before releasing some units.
Some units are being released as only natural ventilation is needed now.
Firefighters are coordinating with maintenance to access locked areas and continue ventilation efforts on the third floor.
According to firefighters, there are no additional hazards, with conditions stable and only a light haze on the second floor.
Firefighters confirm the smoke source is burnt food in unit 68 on the first floor.
Firefighters have identified the smoke source as burnt food in a first-floor apartment.
Firefighters are seeking maintenance personnel to assist on the second and third floors.
Crews are attempting to access the boiler room and are checking if maintenance can assist.
Firefighters continue investigating the smoke source, holding all resources on scene.
Firefighters report no smoke in the adjacent building, and they are coordinating to address locked doors.
Units on the third floor have also not located the source of the smoke.
Firefighters report a light haze dissipating on the second floor and have cleared several rooms. No additional resources are needed currently.
Additional fire engines have been requested, and police are asked to close traffic in both directions on West Point Loma.
Firefighters are evacuating residents and searching for the smoke source on the second and third floors.
Firefighters report smoke on the second and third floors, possibly from unattended food.
Firefighters are on scene at the apartment complex, being directed by occupants. No visible fire yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire in an apartment complex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4444 W Point Loma Blvd.
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