Marshfield Fire Department Responds to House Fire on E. 14th Street

Monday, December 15th, 2025 -- 4:00 PM

On Saturday, December 13th, around 7:14pm, the Marshfield Fire & Rescue Department was dispatched to 309 E 14th Street for a possible attic fire.

Marshfield Fire and Rescue responded with 8 personnel to find a single-story wood framed residential home with a large amount of thick smoke coming from the attic of the attached garage.

A box alarm was requested for additional resources. Crews made entry into the garage to find limited visibility because of smoke. Crews made access to the attic and used a fire hose with water to extinguish the fire.

A hole was cut into the attic to release smoke and hot gases. A fire barrier in the attic along with a quick aggressive fire attack saved the home from heat, smoke, and fire damage. The ceiling of the garage along with insulation was removed to check for fire extension.

The fire caused extensive damage to the roof and attic of the attached garage. There were no injuries, but the severe cold weather caused slippery conditions, equipment to freeze, and difficulties opening a fire hydrant.

Assistance was received from Marshfield Police Department, Hewitt Fire Department, Arpin Fire Department, Lincoln Fire Department, Richfield Fire Department, Central RIT and Rehab, Spencer EMS, Marshfield Street Department, WE Energies, and Marshfield Utilities.

The fire is under investigation.

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