HFD Sends Help To Snake River Fire in Eastern Washington

Sunday, September 29, 2024 at 7:03 AM

Two brush trucks with firefighters and medics from Grays Harbor were mobilized.

The Hoquiam Fire Department says local personnel and equipment has been mobilized to help fight a wildfire along the Snake River in Eastern Washington. The Whitman County Sheriff's Office says the fire has burned approximately three-thousand acres. Two brush trucks with firefighters and medics from Grays Harbor were mobilized with the Central Region Strike Team number 1 Thursday and are on their way to the Long Hollow Fire that officials say was likely caused by a lightning strike.

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