Firefighters Working On 7 Acre Brush Fire In Nine Mile Falls - Spokane, North Idaho News & Weather KHQ.com

Firefighters Working On 7 Acre Brush Fire In Nine Mile Falls

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NINE MILE FALLS, Wash. - Firefighters from District #5 and #9 are currently fighting a brush fire in the Nine Mile Falls area that is about 7 acres in size, although they say the fire is not growing at this point.

There are over forty firefighters on scene in the vicinity of 19800 block of W. Four Mound Rd and no structures are threatened at this point.

As soon as we get any new information on this fire we will update you right here on khq.com

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