Structure Fire in North Hollywood, Los Angeles - LAIT911

Structure Fire

Total Responding Units: 25

Looking for additional information on this incident?
Submit an Incident Research Request, click here.

Additional Information

  Incident Type: Structure Fire
  Timestamp: 08-21-24 02:33 AM
 
  Neighborhood: North Hollywood
  Address: 11015 W Sarah St
  Intersection: Vineland Pl x Sarah St

  Council District: Paul Krekorian (2)
  LAFD: Valley (FS86, BC14)
  LAPD: North Hollywood (1555)

  Latitude/Longitude: 34.1535, -118.3710

  LAIT911 Maps Link: LINK

LAFD Press Release

Structure Fire - Now Out 08/21/2024 INC#0144 - Structure Fire - Now Out ; INC#0144; 02:33AM; 11015 W Sarah St; #NorthHollywood; 57 LAFD Firefighters took just 27 minutes to access, confine and fully extinguish heavy fire discovered in the rear of a 3,300 square foot two-story home (built 1930). Two occupants (80M and 35M) alerted by a functional smoke alarm, were able to self evacuate the home prior to firefighters arrival, informing first-arriving LAFD personnel that two persons remained trapped in the burning residence. During an aggressive and well-coordinated attack on the flames, firefighters discovered and rescued a 60F in serious condition and a 40F in grave condition, as well as one unresponsive dog and three unresponsive cats. LAFD Paramedics have transported three patients (35M, 60F, 40F) to area hospitals. The 80M is presently declining offered ambulance transportation. No other injuries were reported. Though the three pet felines sadly proved beyond medical help and were determined dead at the scene, firefighters were able to resuscitate and are providing supportive care to the rescued canine, pending the arrival of the City's Department of Animal Services. American Red Cross Disaster Action Team volunteers have been summoned to the scene to provide for the immediate needs of the 80M. LAFD Public Information Officer Captain Cody Weireter is responding to the fire scene to assist the media, his ETA is 4:15 AM. The cause of the fire is under active investigation.; FS 86; Batt 14; Valley Bureau; Council District 2; BC14 CM40 CM42 E260 E278 E60 E76 E86 E89 EM14 PH1 PI3 RA60 RA76 RA860 T60 T78; CH8; 17; Brian Humphrey 08-21-24 03:52 AM

Structure Fire - Now Out 08/21/2024 INC#0144 - Structure Fire - Now Out ; INC#0144; 02:33AM; 11015 W Sarah St; #NorthHollywood; 57 LAFD Firefighters took just 27 minutes (3:00 AM) to access, confine and fully extinguish heavy fire discovered in the rear of a 3,300 square foot two-story home (built 1930). Two occupants (80M and 35M) alerted by a functional smoke alarm, were able to self evacuate the home prior to firefighters arrival, informing first-arriving LAFD personnel that two persons remained trapped in the burning residence. During an aggressive and well-coordinated attack on the flames, firefighters discovered and rescued a 60F in serious condition and a 40F in grave condition, as well as one unresponsive dog and three unresponsive cats. LAFD Paramedics have transported three patients (35M, 60F, 40F) to area hospitals. The 80M is presently declining offered ambulance transportation. No other injuries were reported. Though the three pet felines sadly proved beyond medical help and were determined dead at the scene, firefighters were able to resuscitate and are providing supportive care to the rescued canine, pending the arrival of the City's Department of Animal Services. American Red Cross Disaster Action Team volunteers have been summoned to the scene to provide for the immediate needs of the 80M. LAFD Public Information Officer Captain Cody Weireter is responding to the fire scene to assist the media, his ETA is 4:15 AM. The cause of the fire is under active investigation.; FS 86; Batt 14; Valley Bureau; Council District 2; BC14 CM40 CM42 E260 E278 E60 E76 E86 E89 EM14 PH1 PI3 RA60 RA76 RA860 T60 T78; CH8; 17; Brian Humphrey 08-21-24 03:52 AM

Structure Fire - Now Out 08/21/2024 INC#0144 - Structure Fire - Now Out ; INC#0144; 02:33AM; 11015 W Sarah St; #NorthHollywood; 57 LAFD Firefighters took just 27 minutes (3:00 AM) to access, confine and fully extinguish heavy fire discovered in the rear of a 3,300 square foot two-story home (built 1930). Two occupants (80M and 35M) alerted by a functional smoke alarm, were able to self evacuate the home prior to firefighters arrival, informing first-arriving LAFD personnel that two persons remained trapped in the burning residence. During an aggressive and well-coordinated attack on the flames, firefighters discovered and rescued a 60F in serious condition and a 40F in grave condition, as well as one unresponsive dog and three unresponsive cats. LAFD Paramedics have transported three patients (35M, 60F, 40F) to area hospitals. The 80M is presently declining offered ambulance transportation. No other injuries were reported. Though the three pet felines sadly proved beyond medical help and were determined dead at the scene, firefighters were able to resuscitate and are providing supportive care to the rescued canine, pending the arrival of the City's Department of Animal Services. American Red Cross Disaster Action Team volunteers have been summoned to provide for the immediate needs of the 80M. LAFD Public Information Officer Captain Cody Weireter is responding to the fire scene to assist the media, his ETA is 4:15 AM. The cause of the fire is under active investigation.; FS 86; Batt 14; Valley Bureau; Council District 2; BC14 CM40 CM42 E260 E278 E60 E76 E86 E89 EM14 PH1 PI3 RA60 RA76 RA860 T60 T78; CH8; 17; Brian Humphrey 08-21-24 03:52 AM

Update Structure Fire - Now Out 08/21/2024 INC#0144 - Update Structure Fire - Now Out; INC#0144; 04:45AM; 11015 W Sarah St; #NorthHollywood; *Updated Patient Information*: Alerted by a functional smoke alarm and escaping the burning home prior to LAFD arrival were an 80M and 35M, who both declined ambulance transportation and remain at the scene. Rescued by LAFD responders and taken to the hospital by ambulance were a 50F in grave condition and an 83M in serious condition. Among the *multiple* pets in the home at the time of the fire, were a dog successfully rescued and resuscitated by LAFD responders, as well as at least three cats that sadly perished. LAFD Public Information Officer Captain Cody Weireter is at the fire scene to assist the media. The fire's cause remains under active investigation.; FS 86; Batt 14; Valley Bureau; Council District 2; AR1 BC10 BC14 BC5 CM40 CM42 E260 E278 E289 E60 E76 E86 E89 EM14 EM5 PH1 PI3 RA60 RA76 RA78 RA86 RA860 T60 T78 T89; CH8; 17; Brian Humphrey 08-21-24 04:53 AM

Incident Area Map

Responding Unit Activity Log

Timestamp Unit ID Unit Status
08-21-24 04:38 AM AR1 On Scene
08-21-24 04:20 AM PI3 On Scene
08-21-24 03:21 AM PH1 On Scene
08-21-24 03:12 AM E76 On Scene
08-21-24 03:02 AM E60 On Scene

To view full responding apparatus log, please login.

User Contributed Information


Please login to share information.