Crime & Safety
3 Apartments Damaged, 5 Residents Displaced In Mill Valley Fire
A total of 15 apparatus and 35 fire personnel responded to the incident.
MILL VALLEY, CA —Three apartments were damaged and five residents displaced in a blaze in a Mill Valley apartment building Saturday, the Southern Marin Fire Protection District said.
At approximately 2:55 p.m., Marin County Fire Dispatch received multiple 911 calls reporting the fire at 2226 Shelter Bay Ave., according to fire officials. Firefighters fully contained the blaze by 3:45 p.m. No injuries have been reported.
The fire originated in one of the residential units, and two neighboring units sustained smoke and water damage, displacing a total of five residents, officials said. The Red Cross assisted two of the displaced residents by providing temporary lodging.
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A total of 15 apparatus and 35 fire personnel responded to the incident. In addition to Central Marin Fire, the Marin County and Tiburon fire departments, Mill Valley police and PG&E responded to the blaze.
A fire investigator from the Southern Marin Fire Protection District is investigating the cause of the fire.
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The Southern Marin Fire Protection District provides fire response for the city of Mill Valley, as well as the city of Sausalito and several unincorporated communities of Marin County.
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