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🚒 Structure Fire Assist – Quick Actions Make a Difference🔥 On Wednesday, July 24, CAL FIRE LNU responded to assist Lakeport Fire District with a residential structure fire. In this video, you'll see Engine 1468 from CAL FIRE LNU’s Kelsey-Cobb station arriving on scene and moving in to support... firefighting efforts. As the engine 1468’s Fire Captain approached the structure, he spotted nearby vegetation starting to catch fire. Without hesitation, the Fire Captain and his crew quickly shifted focus and knocked down the flames before they could spread further. This incident highlights the importance of continuous training and adaptability. Firefighters must be ready to shift gears at a moment’s notice—from battling a structure fire to stopping a vegetation fire in its tracks. 👏 Great work by the Kelsey-Cobb crew and all responding personnel!show more

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