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On Thursday, December 7, 2006 at 9:46 AM, fourteen Companies of Los Angeles Firefighters, three LAFD Rescue Ambulances, one Arson Unit, two Urban Search and Rescue Units, one Hazardous Materials Team, one Helicopter, one EMS Battalion Captain, one Battalion Chief Officer Command Team, and one Division Chief Officer Command Team, under the direction of Assistant Chief Tim Manning responded to a Greater Alarm Structure Fire at 345 Channel Rd. in Pacific Palisades.
The two-story single family home was well involved with fire, as Firefighters arrived on scene. An aggressive offensive attack was immediately initiated by first arriving Firefighters as additional Firefighters provided protection for three nearby homes. The older, wood sided home sustained major damage and suffered a partial roof collapse early in the fire.
Fortunately, no Firefighters were injured and no other homes were damaged. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation and damage estimates are still being tabulated.
Submitted by Ron Myers, Spokesman
Los Angeles Fire Department
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Pacific Palisades Fire Damages One Home
Thursday, December 07, 2006 | 
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2 comments:
I would like to thank the Palisades FD for helping me when I lost my cell phone in a gutter, I ask them for help and they immediately help me, they got it back for me.!
This ocurred near the Palisades high school!
Thanks again Palisades FD!
Martin M.
Marzo,
Los Angeles Firefighters from the Pacific Palisades area station were pleased to be of assistance.
If you should need us for a such a non-emergency in the future (and you have your cell phone in hand), please call us at 3-1-1.
If you are instead experiencing an emergency that demands our immediate response, be certain to summon us promptly via 9-1-1.
Kindly accept our best wishes for safety and wellness in the year ahead.
Respectfully Yours in Safety and Service,
Brian Humphrey
Firefighter/Specialist
Public Service Officer
Los Angeles Fire Department
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