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GRAND FORKS FIRE DEPARTMENT RESPONDS TO SHED FIRE ON LAWNDALE ROAD

At approximately 4:44 pm on February 17, 2023, the Grand Forks Fire Department was dispatched to 2491 Lawndale Road for a shed that was on fire.

When crews arrived on the scene, they found a shed in close proximity to other structures, engulfed in flames. The fire crews were able to quickly extinguish the fire and prevent any damage to the nearby trailer houses. The shed sustained significant damage.

No injuries occurred to the public or any personnel on the scene. After the investigation concluded, it was determined that the fire was accidental, caused by improper disposal of smoking materials.

The Grand Forks Fire Department responded with four engines, one truck, and one command vehicle, with sixteen personnel. Grand Forks Fire Department was assisted by the Grand Forks Police Department and Altru Ambulance.

-The Grand Forks Fire Department urges residents to properly dispose of smoking materials in a non-combustible container.

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