Humboldt Bay Fire release: 

At 12:16 P.M. on Monday October 10th 2022, Humboldt Bay Fire units, including three engines, a ladder truck, and two duty chiefs were dispatched to a reported structure fire in a residential structure at the 6100 block of Beechwood Drive in Eureka. The first responding engine reported seeing smoke from the roof and eves of the structure, and set up for an interior fire attack.

The second arriving unit established a water supply. Next arriving units were assigned interior fire attack and ventilation. One Samoa engine was on scene but released for coverage.

After a half hour, a primary and secondary interior search indicated an all clear. With the fire knocked down, HBF units began overhaul operations. Crews began to get released at approximately 1 p.m.

PG&E was notified and disconnected gas and power to the building. HCSO was called to the scene to assist with investigation of an issue not related to the fire. After investigation it was determined there was no need for further law enforcement action and the HCSO was released. After a thorough investigation it was determined that the cause of the fire was undetermined.

Damage was estimated at $35,000. There were no injuries to civilian or fire personnel on scene. Humboldt Bay Fire would like to thank its allied partners for their assistance with coverage during this incident. Samoa Fire District, and Arcata Fire District helped to ensure the safety of the HBF community while our resources were committed. Also we would like to thank PG&E, HCSO, and City Ambulance.