Parkland home destroyed by brush fire, wind and dry conditions helped fuel it
Pierce County Fire Marshals continued their search for what caused a roaring brush fire that destroyed a home in Parkland and threatened several others.
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Pierce County Fire Marshals continued their search for what caused a roaring brush fire that destroyed a home in Parkland and threatened several others.
Funding for fire stations and districts across the Puget Sound region is on the line this August.
Firefighters are being praised for working through major obstacles to put out a house fire over the weekend in a rural part of east Pierce County.
EPFR said because there are no fire hydrants on Snag Island, crews had to shuttle water which takes more time.
Central Pierce Fire & Rescue said no one was injured. However, a detached garage, most of the house, and a car burned.