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Upriver Fire Investigation Narrows Source Near Spokane River

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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The Spokane County Fire District 9 released a final investigation report on the Upriver Fire, which occurred just north of the Spokane River on June 26th. The fire burned 212 acres and destroyed 14 homes, forcing hundreds of people to evacuate. Investigators narrowed the suspected source of the fire to a home located at 4008 N. Upriver Bend Lane. The homeowner, who lives in Phoenix, stated the house was mostly cleaned out, with only a vacuum cleaner, ladder, chairs, canning jars, dishes, the gas furnace, and a wood cook stove remaining.

From 929zzu.com

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The fire resulted in the destruction of 14 homes and burned a significant acreage near the Spokane River. The investigation report details the suspected origin of the blaze, which is relevant to local property insurance and rebuilding efforts.

From 929zzu.com

Who's involved

  • Spokane RiverLocation where the fire occurred and where the suspected source property is located
  • PhoenixThe city of origin of the homeowner associated with the suspected property

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