Lebanon fire crews respond to two acre fire
A small 2-acre fire in Lebanon spread from a previous incident, prompting a response from the Lebanon Fire District. Safe burning practices are advised.
Lebanon, OR. – Official Release: At approximately 2:08 in the afternoon Lebanon Fire District received a call for a small natural cover fire in the 31000 block of McCravens Ln. Lebanon crews arrived on scene to find a 2-acre fire that had spread from a previous fire. The property owner said that they had a fire a couple of days ago and thought the fire was out.
They had left for the day to run some arrands and when returning to the property, the owner found the fire in their back yard, and they immediately called 911. Lebanon Fire District responded with 13 firefighters, 4 engines and a water tender. The Lebanon Fire district had the fire extinguished in about 90 minutes.
The Lebanon Fire District would like to remind everyone to use safe burning practices by keeping burn piles manageable and attended during the burn season. To check the burn regulations, contact the Linn County Burn line Daily 541-451-1901
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