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SELMA, Ore. — A fire early this morning at a home near Selma was contained to a built-on storage area attached to the home, according to the Illinois Valley Fire District (IVFD).
Crews from IVFD, Rural Metro Fire, Grants Pass Fire & Rescue, and AMR responded at 1:52 a.m. this morning to the home, which was in the 600 block of North Gold Canyon Drive.
The home lay up an extremely narrow, half-mile driveway, according to IVFD. Firefighters struggled to get up the slope to reach and suppress the flames.
The fire was contained to the storage area, according to IVFD. All of the home's occupants were evacuated from the house without injury. Division Chief Kamron Ismaili of IVFD will be investigating what caused the fire.
Structure Fire on Gold Canyon Drive. Just to put your mind at ease,, that large fuel tank was not as close to the fire as it looks !! https://t.co/1VOTEASIXv
— Illinois Valley Fire (@IVFIREDistrict) April 2, 2018
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