An electric panel caught fire near a mobile home early Tuesday morning, displacing a family of seven in Truesdale. Warrenton Fire Chief Mike Owenby said the minor fire was contained to the panel, …
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An electric panel caught fire near a mobile home early Tuesday morning, displacing a family of seven in Truesdale.Warrenton Fire Chief Mike Owenby said the minor fire was contained to the panel, located about 10 feet from a trailer in the Belaire Mobile Home Park. The fire was reported at 12:30 a.m.The American Red Cross provided emergency shelter to the family, according to a press release. The family, consisting of three adults and four children, had to be removed since the electric was disconnected to their home.Owenby said the mobile home did not suffer any damage.Electric panel catches fire, displaces family
