VIDEO/PHOTO: One person was hospitalized with burn injuries after a major house fire in Syracuse on Saturday, according to Syracuse Fire.
Crews responded to the incident on the 2300 block of South Bluff St. at around 1:20 p.m. Personnel from Layton Fire, North Davis Fire, and Hill Air Force Base Fire & EMS also responded to the scene.
Upon arrival, fire crews encountered “heavy fire in the garage,” a press release states, and one person who had suffered burns. That individual was taken to the hospital in stable condition.
A small dog was also removed from the home and given oxygen by medical personnel on scene. There were no other reported injuries.
According to the release, firefighters had “difficulty controlling the fire due to high wind conditions.” Damages from the fire are estimated at $400,000.
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PHOTOS: Multiple agencies responded to a fire in Weber County on Friday, and found a fully involved trailer.
“A little after noon today Friday, March 22, 2024 Weber Fire District, Hill AFB, Little Mountain Fire, and Weber County Sheriff’s were dispatched to a vehicle fire in 7100 W. Weber County,” a Weber County Fire statement says. “They obtained fire control and turned the scene over to Weber Fire Districts’ Fire Marshal’s Office for investigation.
“No injuries. The trailer was unoccupied and no human or animal injuries were reported.”
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Weber Fire District and Weber County Sheriff’s Department helped to save a dog’s life after it was trapped in a car that was involved in a car accident.
Weber Fire District stated in a post on their Facebook page that they were called out to an accident on Friday afternoon.
The accident occurred at 1900 West and 2100 South in West Haven and was stated to include two vehicles.
While all occupants of the vehicles were able to get out of their vehicles, there was one problem. A dog was trapped in one of the cars.
WFD stated they were able to get the dog out with the help of their Heavy Rescue Unit.
Firefighters said they quickly brought the dog to a vet ER because of the dog’s condition.
According to WFD, the vet told the firefighters they saved the dog’s life because of how quickly they worked to get the dog out and to the vet.
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