Fire crews rescue a dog from a Herriman house fire; no one was home
A Herriman house fire drew multiple Unified Fire crews Monday evening near 6300 West and 11800 South. No one was home, and firefighters carried a dog out of the house and returned it to its owners.
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Neighbors called in a house fire in Herriman at about 6:10 p.m. Monday, ABC4 reported, citing Unified Fire Authority 1. The fire was near 6300 West and 11800 South 1.
Crews arriving on scene saw heavy smoke and flames coming from the front of the home, and found heavy smoke and flames on the main level when they entered, according to the ABC4 account of Unified Fire's information 1. The fire was knocked down quickly 1.
No one was home at the time of the fire 1. Fire officials located a dog inside the residence and rescued it, then reunited it with its owners 1. The ABC4 account of the fire lists no injuries 1. Unified Fire said the cause remains under investigation and released no further information 1.
Unified Fire Authority describes itself as Utah's largest fire agency, with 695 employees serving an estimated 473,921 residents in 15 municipalities and unincorporated Salt Lake County 2.
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