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From the Humboldt County Sheriff's Office:
On 4-3-19, just after 4:15 pm, the Humboldt County Sheriff's dispatch began receiving calls of smoke from the industrial park of Blue Lake, CA. Upon arrival, Humboldt County Sheriff's deputies observed large flames stemming from the kitchen of Mad River Brewing Company.
Crews arrived to heavy smoke and fire involvement. Blue Lake and Mckinleyville Fire crews were able to start an offensive attack, and protect exposures to the rear of the building, which the business shares with the Dell'Arte International School of Physical Theatre.
Searches of the building revealed that less than 20 occupants were in the building at the time of the fire.
Blue Lake Fire requested a 2nd alarm and additional engines, receiving aid from Arcata Fire District on scene and gained control of the fire within 10 minutes of arrival.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation at this time. Damage is estimated to be $150,000 There were no civilian or firefighter injuries to report.
The Humboldt County Sheriff's Department would like to thank the Arcata Fire District, Samoa Peninsula Fire District, Loleta Volunteer Fire Department, Humboldt County Sheriff’s Office, Humboldt Community Service District, PG&E, City Ambulance and Humboldt Bay Fire Volunteers for their assistance.
Humboldt Bay Fire would like to remind the public that if you see something, say something. We are thankful for multiple reporting parties aiding in a quick response by Humboldt Bay Fire. Never hesitate in calling 911 if you think you see smoke.
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