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La Pine firefighters battle fire at adult foster home, second structure fire on Huntington Road in three days

Second structure fire in three days put up black smoke Monday afternoon on Huntington Road in La Pine.
Deschutes County Sheriff's Office
Second structure fire in three days put up black smoke Monday afternoon on Huntington Road in La Pine.

La PINE, Ore. (KTVZ) -- La Pine firefighters were battling a structure fire at an adult foster home on Huntington Road early Monday afternoon, the second structure fire in the area in three days.

"La Pine Rural Fire Protection District is on-scene of a structure fire 50792 S Huntington Road," a Facebook post and X feed said.

La Pine Fire crews encountered smoky blaze along Huntington Road Monday afternoon (Photo: Deschutes County Sheriff's Office)

PulsePoint indicated the fire was called in at 12:26 p.m., and Sunriver Fire was called in to assist.

"Crews are working on fire suppression efforts. Please avoid the area," they added.

The Deschutes County Sheriff's Office said its deputies were on the scene of a structure fire at Cascade Lakes Adult Foster Home. say all occupants are safely out of the house.

Fire and law enforcement blocked off southbound Huntington Road at White Buck Avenue and northbound Huntington at Wayne Drive. "Please avoid the area for your own safety and to give first responders adequate space to work the scene."


Earlier story:

Mobile home and outbuilding were destroyed by Friday night fire on Huntington Road in La Pine.

La PINE, Ore. -- A fire destroyed a mobile home and an outbuilding at 50880 Huntington Road in La Pine on Friday night.

The La Pine Rural Fire Protection District responded to the reported structure fire at approximately 9:44 p.m.

Upon arrival, firefighters found the mobile home and an adjacent outbuilding heavily involved in flames. Crews quickly initiated fire suppression efforts and worked to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby exposures on the property.

The mobile home and outbuilding were destroyed, with an estimated loss of $120,000 for the structures and their contents.

No occupants were trapped during the incident and officials reported no injuries to residents, emergency responders or animals.

Firefighters successfully protected several nearby exposures on the property that were threatened by the blaze, including multiple recreational vehicles, vehicles and additional outbuildings.

The cause of the fire remains undetermined and is under investigation.

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