ARLINGTON, Wash. — A logging company warehouse caught fire just east of Arlington Airport early this morning.
Multiple mutual aid agencies worked alongside North County Regional Fire Authority to tackle the two-alarm fire, according to Arlington/Stanwood Firefighters IAFF Local 3438.
According to a social media post from the City of Arlington, the fire started at Stella Jones, a logging company in the industrial area just a block from Arlington Airport.
188th Street and 67th Avenue through 63rd Avenue were closed while crews worked on the incident, and drivers were asked to avoid the area.
The city confirmed that no injuries were reported.
Later that same morning, the city of Arlington let residents in the area know to be aware of possible temporary sediment, discoloration, or brown water in their taps.
“When firefighters open fire hydrants to fight a fire, this creates a high water flow through the City’s water mains. This sudden surge can loosen rust and sediment inside the pipes,” wrote the city. “This is not harmful, but please avoid using water for the next few hours to allow the sediment to settle in the lines. If you need to use water, please use cold water until the color of the water clears.”
If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact the Public Works Department at 360-403-3526.
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