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    Stove Fire in Verde Santa Fe

    December 28, 2018No Comments
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    logo_verdevalleyfiredistrictCottonwood AZ (December 28, 2018) – On Wednesday Dec.26th at approximately 6:50pm, the Verde Valley Fire District responded to a Residential assignment in Verde Santa Fe.

    VVFD was dispatched to a house with a fire in the stove. On arrival crews found all occupants out of the house and light smoke inside the residence. Once inside crews found active fire coming from the stove and quickly extinguished it. The fire was contained to the stove with no extension. The house was ventilated and afterward turned back over to the resident. Cottonwood Fire assisted with the call.

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