
Van Fire Damages Oak Tree on Oakland Avenue Plainfield
Maria Torres · Union County Life
A vehicle fire on the 1000 block of Oakland Avenue in Plainfield spread to a large oak tree on Wednesday, Oct. 21. Plainfield firefighters and other emergency personnel responded at about 1:45 p.m. Union County Life is summarizing the report from Plainfield.
According to emergency radio transmissions, the first call was for a vehicle fire, followed by a call for a tree fire. When a Plainfield reporter arrived shortly after 4 p.m., the van had been destroyed by the flames. The fire also burned the oak tree beside the vehicle, with visible damage extending at least 30 feet up the trunk.
A tow truck removed the vehicle before 4:30 p.m. The rear of the van appeared to contain large hose reels and other commercial equipment. No injuries have been reported.
The report does not include a cause for the fire or a statement from the fire department.
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FAQ
What happened on Oakland Avenue in Plainfield?
A vehicle fire spread to a large oak tree on the 1000 block of Oakland Avenue on Wednesday, Oct. 21, around 1:45 p.m.
Was anyone hurt?
No injuries have been reported.
What was damaged?
The van was destroyed by the fire, and the oak tree beside it was burned, with damage extending at least 30 feet up the trunk.
What caused the fire?
The cause has not been reported.
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