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Commercial Fire Reported on Orange Street in Salt Lake City

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Commercial Fire Reported on Orange Street in Salt Lake City
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A commercial fire occurred near 390 south Orange Street, according to a September 8 statement from the Salt Lake City Fire Department. Officials advised against breathing smoke and implemented travel restrictions on Orange Street due to fire apparatus and water lines in the area.

Key takeaways

  • A commercial fire was reported near 390 south Orange Street.
  • Travel was restricted on Orange Street due to fire apparatus and water lines.
  • Officials reported no specific hazardous materials concerns were identified at that time.
  • The Salt Lake City Fire Department advised against breathing smoke and recommended staying indoors.

A commercial fire occurred near 390 south Orange Street, prompting travel restrictions and health advisories, according to a September 8 statement from the Salt Lake City Fire Department.

At the time of the report, the fire was described as mostly exterior.

The Salt Lake City Fire Department advised the public to avoid Orange Street because fire apparatus and water lines were in the area, resulting in restricted travel.

In a public service announcement issued on September 8, officials stated they were not aware of specific hazardous materials concerns related to the incident. However, the department noted that breathing smoke of any kind is not recommended.

For individuals in areas affected by smoke, the Salt Lake City Fire Department recommended staying indoors or in a vehicle with windows and doors closed when possible.

Other recommendations included using an air purifier or high-quality air filter if available, or wearing a properly fitted N95 respirator if it is necessary to be outside.

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