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Brush Fire Extinguished on Culver City Middle School Property

Fire damages overhead light fixture during 15-minute knock down, according to officials.

The Culver City Fire Department knocked down a 50-foot by 20-foot vegetation fire right near the creek on the middle school property Sunday afternoon. It was extinguished in approximately 15 minutes and no one was injured.

According to Battalion Chief Darryl Wells, the fire began at approximately 4:30 p.m. on the property. The fire's cause is under investigation.

"The only property damange was a light cover fixture melted," he said, noting there was some overhaul required to knock down the fire.

Wells said two engine companies, a ladder truck and one rescue vehicle responded.

Here's some information we received on our Facebook page:

Marea Bacin-Perez From... Lelah Heath Pealer
Thank you Culver City Fire Dept.! There was a small brush fire along the fence inside the school, near the back of Room 139 and the parking lot. A tall light in the parking lot caught fire, don't know if it was first then the brush (cactus, trees, brush) or visa-verse. No structures were damaged.

Kimberley King November 5, 2012 at 01:07 pm
Yay for Culver City Fire Department! Thank goodness for Culver City services: that's why you should vote YES on Measure Y!
Kelly Hartog (Editor) November 5, 2012 at 02:59 pm
Thanks for sending in that great photo of the fire, Kimberley.
Kelly Hartog (Editor) November 5, 2012 at 04:10 pm
Janet Wilson also just sent us some great pics - including one of the firefighters. Thank you!

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