Early-Morning Fire Blazes Through Kent Home, Occupants Safe
A large house fire in Kent triggered an immediate response from Puget Sound Fire (PSF) early Thursday morning.
According to emergency dispatch reports, crews arrived around 5:26 a.m. to find a residence on the 10900 block of SE 235th Street fully engulfed in flames.
“Puget Sound Fire is on location of a fully involved house fire in the 10900 block of SE 235th Street. All occupants made it out safely.” — Puget Sound Fire (@PugetSoundFire), November 6, 2025
Officials confirmed that everyone inside the home evacuated without injury. Firefighters managed to keep the blaze from spreading to adjacent houses. A photograph shared by Puget Sound Fire captured the early-morning firefighting efforts.
Author’s summary
A powerful early-morning fire destroyed a Kent residence, but firefighters quickly contained it, ensuring all residents escaped unharmed.
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