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    VVFD Responds to Cornville Residential Fire

    March 30, 2016No Comments
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    logo_verdevalleyfiredistrictCornville AZ (March 30, 2016) – On March 28, approximately 1:30 pm the Verde Valley Fire District responded to a residential fire on Southern Street, in Cornville.  Upon arrival crews found a fully involved medium size barn. 

    Under high winds the crews immediately went into a defensive mode to protect exposures.  In addition to the hazards of the fire and high winds the crews were challenged with power lines, stored gasoline, and propane tanks throughout. 

    20160330_vvfdUtilizing large diameter attack lines the fire was contained quickly and put out within 1 hour.  Two Engines and 2 water tenders responded along with an Engine from Sedona’s Fire District to manage the fire. 

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    There were no injuries and the owners were without power for an extended period of time.  

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