West Eugene RV Fire Extinguished


Eugene, Or. -  Just after 9:00 PM Friday night, Eugene Springfield Fire received multiple reports of an RV fire near the intersection of Barger Drive and Ohio Street in West Eugene.  

Arriving fire crews found a fully involved RV fire and suppressed the fire.  There were no injuries or damage to neighboring homes and the cause is under investigation. 

News Release from Eugene Springfield Fire
Posted on FlashAlert: March 16th, 2024 2:08 PM


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