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UPDATE: 2:10 p.m.
After Penticton fire crews tackled a house fire on Wednesday night, Fire Chief Larry Watkinson noted that this is an important time for a reminder to keep alarms active.
"I think the safety message is to have working smoke alarms. When we arrived on scene, there was no indication that the smoke alarms were going off," he said, adding it is a key player in early indication to get your family out safely.
"Also activate the 911 system too, so the fire has less of an opportunity to grab a hold of the home."
Residents should check their smoke alarms and change the batteries every six months.
The fire will be investigated starting on Friday to determine the cause of the fire, but it is not believed to be suspicious at this time.
ORIGINAL: 12:50 p.m.
The Penticton Fire Department responded to a structure fire just before 9 p.m. on Wednesday night, quickly containing the flames to the area of origin.
Asst. Chief Rob Trupp shared that the fire is under investigation.
No injuries were reported with the residents or firefighters.
Emergency Support Services is providing assistance to the residents.
