Crime & Safety
Family, Dogs Displaced By House Fire In Pacifica
All occupants were safely evacuated, including three dogs. They are being assisted by the American Red Cross.
PACIFICA, CA — Discarded smoking materials are believed to have been responsible for a residential fire that displaced a family in the city of Pacifica on Saturday morning.
Firefighters from the North County Fire Protection Authority responded to the fire at 9:20 a.m.
Flames were coming from the back of single-family home when firefighters arrived to the scene in the 600 block of Waverly Place, according to a press release from the Fire Protection Authority.
All occupants were safely evacuated, including three dogs. They are being assisted by the American Red Cross.
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An investigation allegedly found the cause was accidental, and die to smoking materials that ignited combustible material on a rear wooden deck, according to the North County Fire Protection Authority.
The North County Fire Protection Authority serves the cities of Brisbane, Daly City, and Pacifica.
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