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ESF Suppressed A House Fire In Rural Santa Clara Monday Night (Photo) - 12/30/25

Eugene, OR.  Eugene Springfield Fire (ESF) responded as automatic aid to a house fire in the 500 block of Delay Dr.  At about 9:15 PM on December 29th callers reported a fire started in the chimney area of the home and was spreading fast.  The home was located in a rural Santa Clara neighborhood NW of Eugene. Ladder 11 from ESF’s Santa Clara station arrived to find heavy fire from a small two story home spreading to a near by structure.  Crews worked to contain the fire and search for any potential victims.  The fire was brought under control with no injuries to residents or firefighters.  

 

Suppression efforts were hampered by narrow roads and no hydrants.  Crews used water from each of the responding engines until a 3,000 gallon water tender could arrive.  At the time of the fire, Lane Fire Authority’s (LFA) on duty crews were committed to other calls and unable to provide resources for the fire. Once their crews became available, LFA was able to relieve ESF resources at about 11:30 PM to complete mop up and investigation tasks. 
 

We are only able to upload one photo on this system, additional available on ESF social media.

 

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ESF Suppressed A House Fire In Rural Santa Clara Monday Night (Photo) - 12/30/25

Eugene, OR.  Eugene Springfield Fire (ESF) responded as automatic aid to a house fire in the 500 block of Delay Dr.  At about 9:15 PM on December 29th callers reported a fire started in the chimney area of the home and was spreading fast.  The home was located in a rural Santa Clara neighborhood NW of Eugene. Ladder 11 from ESF’s Santa Clara station arrived to find heavy fire from a small two story home spreading to a near by structure.  Crews worked to contain the fire and search for any potential victims.  The fire was brought under control with no injuries to residents or firefighters.  

 

Suppression efforts were hampered by narrow roads and no hydrants.  Crews used water from each of the responding engines until a 3,000 gallon water tender could arrive.  At the time of the fire, Lane Fire Authority’s (LFA) on duty crews were committed to other calls and unable to provide resources for the fire. Once their crews became available, LFA was able to relieve ESF resources at about 11:30 PM to complete mop up and investigation tasks. 
 

We are only able to upload one photo on this system, additional available on ESF social media.

 

Attached Media Files: Attach0.jpeg,