Crime & Safety
Firefighters Battle Flames At Northwest Bellevue Home
Smoke from a Bellevue house fire could be seen for miles early Monday evening.
BELLEVUE, WA — Bellevue Firefighters made quick work of a house fire that sent up a large smoke plume Monday evening. Crews were called to the 1400 block of 110th Avenue Northeast shortly before 5:30 p.m. Social media posts showed smoke could be seen from as far as Renton as crews went on the offensive. Bellevue Fire said a majority of the flames were extinguished by 5:45 p.m. and no one was found inside the home. Investigators are still working to learn the fire's cause.
Footage captured by a resident showing active fire, crews arriving at scene and Engine 101 laying a supply line to Engine 105 whose crew was attacking the fire. The cause is under investigation. pic.twitter.com/o7XX7CGAFI
— Bellevue Fire Dept (@BvueFD) October 15, 2019
Downtown Bellevue fire. pic.twitter.com/eu4dOTGeOg
— Inna Blair (@innab) October 15, 2019
Fire near downtown Bellevue. #Bellevue @KING5Seattle pic.twitter.com/wUEfo7cfxh
— Peg Garcia-Bergin (@GarciaBergin) October 15, 2019
On our way to a structure fire in Bellevue that you can see from the Renton Airport. pic.twitter.com/OKSklEp9As
— Chopper 7 (@kiro7chopper) October 15, 2019
There seems to be a fire near the downtown library in Bellevue pic.twitter.com/3JGjeFjHey
— Kenny (@kennethawesome) October 15, 2019
#BREAKINGNEWS Redmond Engine 112 is responding with multiple Bellevue Fire units to an abandoned house on fire, just north of Bellevue Square. Crews have a solid knock down and have completed a primary search with nothing found. #Besafe #Firefighting
— Redmond Firefighters (@local2829) October 15, 2019
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