Fire Hits Sun Valley Hoarder Property
Fire crews responded to a new blaze at a Latuna Canyon property in Sun Valley. The incident involved a trash fire that included an RV and lithium-ion batteries. This follows a previous fire at the same location, which neighbors describe as a hoarder house. No injuries or specific cause for the ignition were reported. Emergency responders deployed five fire trucks and two helicopters to bring the blaze under control within six hours. Neighbors reported that the city has been aware of the property's hazardous conditions since at least 2019. Hazmat teams were deployed to the scene due to concerns regarding chemical runoff and debris. Firefighters used five trucks and two helicopters to control the blaze, which involved hazardous materials and chemicals.
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KNX Los Angeles
“Fire crews were back out at the same Latuna Canyon property this week. This time, what looked to be a trash fire involving an RV and lithium ion batteries.”
KNX Los Angeles
“They came with five fire trucks and two helicopters and were able to get control of the fire pretty quickly and then they were here for about six hours.”
KNX Los Angeles
“They came with five fire trucks and two helicopters and were able to get control of the fire pretty quickly.”
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