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Incident Report – 03/26/2022
0 Taylor Ave, Seattle, WA 98121

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Summary

On March 26, 2022, Seattle Fire Department responded to a fire incident at 0 Taylor Ave, Seattle, WA 98121, an outside/special property.

The alarm was received at 11:39 PM, 5 suppression personnel arrived at 11:44 PM, and the last unit was cleared at 11:47 PM. The time to arrive was 5 minutes and the total incident time was 8 minutes.

The following action was taken during the incident: investigate.

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Location

Type Street address
Address 0 Taylor Ave, Seattle, WA 98121
County King County
State WA
City Seattle
Zip Code 98121
Property Use Outside or special property, other

Timeline

  • Alarm

    Alarm received at

  • Arrived

    Arrived at

    Alarm to arrival: 5 minutes

  • Last Unit Cleared

    Last unit cleared at

    Alarm to last unit cleared: 8 minutes

Response

Incident Type Fire, other
Mutual Aid Given/Received None
Resources Include Mutual Aid No

Personnel

Support Personnel 5
EMS Personnel 0
Other Personnel 0

Fire Department

Name Seattle Fire Department
Department Type Career
Address 301 2ND AVE S
Seattle, WA 98104-2618
Phone (206) 386-1400
Website https://www.seattle.gov/fire/

Actions Taken

First Action Taken Investigate

Metadata

Incident Key WA_17M15_03262022_34862_0
State Washington
Fire Department ID 17M15
Incident Date 03/26/2022
Incident Number 34862
Exposure Number 0
NFIRS Version 5.0

Fire Report

Ignition

Area of Origin Outside area, other
Heat Source Hot ember or ash
Item First Ignited Organic materials, other
Cause of Ignition Intentional
Factor Contributing To Ignition Playing with heat source

Spread

No Flame Spread/Same As First/Unknown Yes

Structure

Not Residential Yes
Number of Buildings Involved 0

Acres

Acres Burned 0
Less Than One Acre No

Human Factors Contributing to Ignition

Human Factor Possibly mentally disabled
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