Thursday May 24, 2012
Search
About
Zip Weather


Weather Forecast

 

Sep-05-2006 23:52printcomments

Corban Library, Bookstore Evacuated Due to Smoke

Firefighters said it appears that there was an electrical malfunction inside an electrical room.

fire at corban art
Salem-News.com

(SALEM) - Fire crews were called out to Corban College on a report of a structure fire in a campus building Tuesday afternoon.

Salem firefighters rolling up on the scene reported smoke inside the library/bookstore, at 5000 Deerpark Drive SE. The call came in just after 3:30 PM Tuesday.

All power was out to this building when firefighters made entry.

Firefighters determined the smoke was coming from an electrical room, where an apparent electrical malfunction had occurred.

Firefighters used thermal imagining cameras to determine that a large amount of the electrical wiring was overheating.

A spokesperson for PGE says crews were able to cut power to the electrical room, removing the danger.

Firefighters ventilated the building of all the smoke and PGE was working on restoring power to the building.



Related
| | | |

Comments [Return to Top]
View Most Commented on
Leave a comment on this story.
Name:

Enter the text from the image to confirm you are human.(Cookies are required)


HTML tags and certain characters are removed - (numbers, letters only or post may be cut short.) certain words are banned to stop spammers. All comments and messages are approved by people and self promotional links or unacceptable comments are denied.

©2011 Salem-News.com. All opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect those of Salem-News.com.
Articles for September 4, 2006 | Articles for September 5, 2006 | Articles for September 6, 2006
Support
Salem-News.com:

Donate to Salem-News.com and help us keep the news flowing! Thank you.


Sean Flynn was a photojournalist in Vietnam, taken captive in 1970 in Cambodia and never seen again.

On June 21st, 2012, restaurants, coffee shops, bars and bakeries around the state will donate a generous percentage of their day