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Commercial structure fire in Paso Robles



At 8:37 PM on Saturday February 16, the Paso Robles Department of Emergency Services responded to the Lowe’s Home Improvement Center located at 2445 Golden Hill Road for a reported Fire Alarm Activation from the retailer’s alarm company. Prior to arrival a store employee re-contacted the Paso Robles Emergency Dispatch Center and was advised of smoke located in the rear of the building. The incident was upgraded to a full commercial structure fire response. Firefighters arrived on the scene scene and found a moderate amount of smoke coming from the rear of the building. Within 5 minutes of arrival the fire was fully contained. The buildings fire sprinkler system played a significant role in minimizing additional damage to the building and merchandise by holding the fire “in check” until the first engine arrived. All customers were safely evacuated from the store and no injuries to civilians or firefighters were reported. Crews remained on the scene for approximately 3 hours conducting salvage and overhaul operations to remove smoke and water from the business. Lowe’s Home Improvement was able to remain open for business on Sunday morning, February 17 following the fire. Two fire engines and 1 Battalion Chief from Paso Robles responded, while 1 engine from CAL FIRE/SLO County, 1 ladder truck from Atascadero Fire and 3 units from the Paso Robles Police Department also responded to assist.

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