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Fire destroys barn in south Lubbock County - KCBD
An early morning fire ripped through a barn in south Lubbock County, completely destroying the structure on 154th Street.
Firefighters spent over an hour battling the blaze. They successfully contained it to the barn, preventing spread to other nearby property. Local crews' quick response prevented a worse disaster across the sprawling county.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported from the incident, and there were no animals inside the barn when the fire started. The fire's cause remains under investigation, leaving residents near 154th Street with the sight of a destroyed barn.
Common questions
Where did the barn fire happen in Lubbock County?
- The barn fire occurred in the 3500 block of 154th Street in south Lubbock County. Emergency crews and volunteer firefighters responded to the location around 1:28 A.M. after the early morning fire ripped through the structure, completely destroying it.
Were there any injuries or animals hurt in the Lubbock County barn fire?
- No injuries were reported from the incident, and no animals were inside the barn when the fire started. Firefighters spent over an hour battling the blaze and successfully contained it to prevent it from spreading to nearby property.
Which departments responded to the barn fire on 154th Street?
- Volunteer firefighters from Woodrow and Wolfforth were first on the scene of the south Lubbock County fire. Their quick response helped contain the blaze to the barn and prevented a worse disaster across the sprawling county.
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