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GRAND FORKS FIRE DEPARTMENT RESPONDS TO ATTIC FIRE SUNDAY

On Sunday, December 26, 2021, at approximately 2:26 PM, the Grand Forks Fire Department responded to 1716 1st Ave N for a report of smoke in the attic area. First arriving crews found light smoke coming from the roof vents. Crews entered the residence and gained access to the attic. Moderate smoke was encountered, and smoldering insulation was found. The cause of the fire was electrical in nature. Crews spent about 2 hours performing salvage and overhaul operations in the attic area.

The Grand Forks Fire Department responded with 1 command vehicle, 5 fire engines, and 1 ladder truck. Also assisting on the scene were the Grand Forks Police Department and Altru Ambulance.

The Grand Forks Fire Department would like to remind homeowners not to overload electrical circuits and have working smoke detectors on every level of your home.

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