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Firefighters train in controlled burn at home on Waddell Place

Posted at 2:30 pm March 29, 2015
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Waddell Place Fire

Oak Ridge firefighters trained at a controlled burn at a city-owned home on Waddell Place on Friday. (Photo by Kevin Rice)

 

Oak Ridge firefighters trained in a controlled burn in a home on Waddell Place on Friday.

It’s the second house that firefighters have burned on Waddell Place this year. The first, which was burned in January, was the first that the Oak Ridge Fire Department has burned for training.

The city has one more blighted city-owned home that it could burn on Waddell Place.

The fires require state approval, and they help the city by training firefighters and burning materials that would otherwise have to be demolished and hauled away.

More information will be added as it becomes available.

Filed Under: Front Page News, Oak Ridge, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: controlled burn, fire, firefighters, Oak Ridge Fire Department, training, Waddell Place

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