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Electrical fire destroys Charlotte home. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - A home was destroyed Thursday afternoon after a fire broke out. Charlotte Fire Department responded to a residence on Lambeth Drive around 4:15 p.m. Thursday. When they got there, they found a single wide trailer was on fire. The fire was controlled in about 20 minutes with the help of 23 firefighters. Investigators say fire was started by some sort of electrical issue. They estimate the trailer incurred about $26,000 in damage. https://www.wbtv.com//electrical-fire-destroys-charlotte-/

BURLINGTON, Iowa (KWQC) - One person’s home is now seeing upwards of $10,000 worth of damage after an electrical fire occurred while the person was not home. Officials said in a media release that the Burlington Fire Department responded to the 100 block of Shields Street and found a duplex with smoke and flames coming from the attic. Firefighters from Burlington and West Burlington contained and put out the fire after locating the source. There were no working smoke detector...s in the home, and the Red Cross was called for victim assistance. The cause of the fire is electrical and is considered accidental, fire officials said. https://www.kwqc.com//electrical-fire-in-burlington-cause/

Electrical fire damages home Firefighters say an overloaded outlet is to blame for a house fire. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas An electrical problem is being blamed for a house fire. It happened Thursday morning at a home located on the 3200 block of Topeka Street near Alameda. Firefighters say the owner heard something fall when she got up to check on the noise, she smelled fire and saw flames in the living room.... https://www.kztv10.com//local/electrical-fire-damages-home See more

**Special pricing is available for military, police, firemen and all essential workers! Essential Worker - 10% discount Military, Police, Fire and EMT - 15% discount While you protect our community, it is SafeCircuit’s privilege to protect you. ... The META tests for hidden fire or electrical hazards within any home or building. We test circuit breakers, wiring and outlets with almost no disruption to regular operation. Within 24 hours you will receive a full job report detailing all of the hazards our technicians have found. Should you choose to have the repairs done by a SafeCircuit certified electrician, you will receive a discount on any additional work performed. META Estimate & Visual Danger Report - $0 FULL META Test - $1,500.00** Receptacle only META Testing - $995.00** Circuit Breaker only META Testing $750.00** Call 631-343-6975 to schedule your FREE META estimate and danger report!

Electrical fire could cost one campus hundreds of thousands. LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) A fire broke out at UNL’s Innovation Campus, 1901 N 21st St., late afternoon Monday. Lincoln Fire and Rescue (LFR) teams were called to the campus’ Food Innovation Center around 4:45 p.m. An electrical issue with a dishwasher reportedly ignited the fire.... https://www.klkntv.com/electrical-fire-could-cost-one-camp/

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Investigators with the Wilmington Fire Department have ruled that a fire that destroyed a home on N. 6th Street last week was accidental and caused by electrical failure. No injuries were reported in the fire, which took place Jan. 25. A dog in the home alerted a resident of the fire, and the two were able to escape. https://www.wect.com//wfd-fire-n-th-street-home-ruled-acc/

Electrical issue discovered after evacuation of Safeway on South Hill on Sunday. The Spokane Fire Department hazmat team was on scene as of 11 a.m. investigating the cause of the smell, said Spokane Fire Chief Brian Schaeffer. One person was taken to the hospital by private vehicle before first responders arrived, Schaeffer said. Their symptoms were temporary, Schaeffer said. A short time later atmosphere inside the building was determined to be safe and that the hazmat tea...m tracked other possible sources of the chemical smell. Ultimately, it was discovered the smell was due to an electrical issue. The building returned to normal operations a short time later, Schaeffer said. https://www.spokesman.com//south-hill-safeway-evacuated-f/ See more

Two Valdosta residents have been displaced after an electrical fire early Tuesday morning. Valdosta officials say that firefighters responded just after 3:30 a.m. to the Williams Street home to find heavy smoke coming from the roof line. Both residents were uninjured and able to get out of the home before firefighters arrived.... https://wfxl.com//two-displaced-in-valdosta-electrical-fire

Lanett High School athletic fieldhouse may be ‘total loss’ after early morning fire. Story said the fire broke out sometime between 7:15 a.m. and 7:30 a.m. on Monday at the school’s fieldhouse. There were no injuries, but Story believes the building could be a total loss. I really don’t know, Story told AL.com. The insurance guy is taking photos now. To me, it looks like a total loss. That’s to coach Story. When you are dealing with children, I’m not real comfortable putting them in unstable situations or putting something back on their heads that might not be safe. We’ll have to see. https://www.al.com//lanett-high-school-athletic-fieldhouse

FDNY Firefighter Injured in Fire Sues Building Owner. Richard said the electricity wasn’t working properly for a while. After repeated requests, the management office finally sent someone to make repairs on Sept. 11, she said. According to the FDNY’s Twitter feed, fire marshals determined the cause of the blaze was electrical. Long had identified the cause as faulty wiring.... The complaint alleges Gill’s injuries were caused by the defendants’ negligence, carelessness and recklessness in the ownership, operation and management of the building. The defendants failed to comply with various statutes, including sections of the city and state fire codes, as well as provisions of the city Administrative and Building Codes and the Multiple Dwelling Law, alleges the complaint. Those statutes refer, in part, to general safety requirements in buildings, exit-passageway requirements, dangerous structures and owner’s responsibilities. https://www.firefighternation.com//fdny-firefighter-inju/