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Karl Lieb
Crews will remain on scene throughout the night while we work this fire. Expect delays in the area in the early hours tomorrow. PIO has left the scene.
There is considerable smoke in the area and the intersections at 100 S and S.Temple are blocked. Please avoid the area.
We are working on a 2 alarm structure fire in the area of 400 E 100 S. Media staging will be at that location. PIO in route.
There is considerable smoke in the area and the intersections at 100 S and S.Temple are blocked. Please avoid the area.
Crews will remain on scene throughout the night while we work this fire. Expect delays in the area in the early hours tomorrow. PIO has left the scene.
Scene is de-escalating and crews are going available. Fire is under investigation. No firefighter injuries, one minor civilian injury transported to an area hospital. No fire extension to any other nearby buildings. Thank you.
2 Alarm, 4 story apartment fire. #73 South, 400 East. Traffic affected nearby. Media staging location southeast corner off 100 South, 400 East
Working Incident
2 Alarm, 4 story apartment fire. #73 South, 400 East. Traffic affected nearby. Media staging location southeast corner off 100 South, 400 East
Scene is de-escalating and crews are going available. Fire is under investigation. No firefighter injuries, one minor civilian injury transported to an area hospital. No fire extension to any other nearby buildings. Thank you.
/3 1000 west is still closed between 400 and 500 North. The road will be closed for another 30 min. PIO has left the scene.
/2 fire is now under control and all occupants are out. We transported one person to the hospital with minor injuries. Media staging on the west side of 1000 w at 449 s
SLCFD is currently on a house fire at 1000 w 448 n. Please avoid the area. PIO in route.
/3 1000 west is still closed between 400 and 500 North. The road will be closed for another 30 min. PIO has left the scene.
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