Crime & Safety
A Laguna Beach House Fire Is A Reminder For All To Check Their Smoke Detector
Firefighters responded to a Laguna Beach home in the early morning hours on Wednesday. Now, that fire is a cautionary tale.
LAGUNA BEACH, CA — A house fire in Laguna Beach has become a cautionary tale for the city, reminding residents to prepare their homes for fire safety.
On Wednesday, firefighters arrived at the house on 2300 block of Temple Hills Drive just before 4:30 a.m.
"The Laguna Beach Fire Department responded with four engines and a battalion chief," the city of Laguna Beach reported.
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Orange County Fire Authority firefighters also helped to extinguish house fire, contained within a wall.
No one was injured in the fire, and the cause remains under investigation.
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"After a recent house fire this week in Laguna Beach, firefighters are reminding you to please take steps to ensure your home is fire-safe for the winter," a city spokesperson said.
In Laguna Beach, you can get a free home smoke alarm installation on the city's website: LagunaBeachCity.net.
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