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OGDEN — Four residents were displaced and two were evaluated for smoke inhalation after a fire swept through an Ogden trailer park early Sunday morning.
Crews responded to a reported fire at the Harrisville Trailer Park at 200 Harrisville Rd. about 12:20 a.m., according to an Ogden Fire Department news release. Upon arrival, two units were on fire and the blaze was spreading to a third, officials said.
"Crews were able to make access and quickly extinguish the fires and prevent further spread," the release says.
Unit 17, where the fire was first reported by onlookers, suffered about $40,000 in damage. Units 18 and 16 suffered about $10,000 and $5,000 in damage, respectively.
"Twenty-five firefighters from Ogden City and Weber Fire District responded with one ladder truck, four fire engines, two paramedic rescues, two ambulances, one Battalion Chief and one Deputy Fire Marshal," according to the release.
No additional injuries were reported. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
