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The Northeast Portland garage fire

  1. Update 2 van 2NieuwsteDag 102 dagen later

    Portland family escapes house fire, but loses two cats and faces a costly recovery

    Mathew Humphrey says replacing his family’s belongings could cost $150,000 against $61,000 in renter’s coverage. Fire officials’ battery finding remains preliminary.

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    Wat er veranderde

    • $61,000Renter’s coverage, according to Humphrey
    • $150,000Early belongings-replacement estimate, according to Humphrey
    • $89,000Difference between his two reported figures

    Toen nog open

    • The cause, full extent of damage to the residence, utility impacts and whether residents can safely return remain unestablished.
    • Watch for an investigator’s findings and a fuller assessment of the home’s condition and residents’ housing needs.

  2. Update 1 van 2Dag 7

    No injuries reported as NE Portland garage fire blows out home window

    Everyone inside escaped before firefighters arrived, and crews later rescued a cat. Heat damaged the home’s window; the cause and residents’ ability to return remain unknown.

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    Wat we eerst wisten

    • Residents escaped before crews arrived, firefighters later rescued a cat, and no injuries were reported. The garage sustained heavy damage, and heat blew out a home window.

    Toen nog open

    • The cause, full extent of damage to the residence, utility impacts and whether residents can safely return remain unestablished.

    Waar we op zouden letten

    • Watch for an investigator’s findings and a fuller assessment of the home’s condition and residents’ housing needs.

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Personen

  • Mathew Humphrey

Organisaties

  • Portland Fire & Rescuemunicipal fire department in Portland, Oregon, United States
No injuries reported as NE Portland garage fire blows out home window