<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4Rm2nT_0wCfZtdO00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4Rm2nT_0wCfZtdO00" width="1320" height="743" >ROSEBURG, Ore. — A Roseburg family is displaced following a late night house fire Thursday, according to the Roseburg Fire Department (RFD).Reports of the fire came in around 11:33 p.m., October 17, 2024, saying a home at933 NE Grandview Drive in Roseburg was on fire and that screaming could be heard from the back of the residence. According to RFD the caller had informed Douglas County Emergency Communications two residents were possibly still inside.RFD personnell responded to the scene, as well officers with the Roseburg Police Department (RPD).While firefighters were responding, RPD officers arrived on scene. Officials say responding officers heard a scream coming from the back of the house and located two occupants. According to RFD, the two individuals were able to escape the burning home out the backside of the building.<blockquote>Upon arrival on scene, firefighters found a single story, residential structure with heavy fire and smoke coming from the residential structure, as well as a carport and the front engine compartment of a vehicle located in the driveway.</blockquote>RFD says firefighters conducted a primary and secondary search of the home, extinguished the fire, and completed extensive overhaul.he home, carport, and vehicle all sustained structural, smoke, and water damage.The displaced family included two adult residents. Personnel from Adapt were able to assist the displaced residents with temporary housing. Unfortunately, one family cat did not survive the fire, said the fire department.Thirteen firefighters assisted with firefighting operations. Other agencies assisting with the fire included Umpqua Valley Ambulance, Central Douglas Fire &amp; Rescue, Roseburg Police Department, Adapt, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, and Pacific Power.Cause of the fire is still under investigation.</div></body>

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Two escape burning house in Roseburg, authorities investigate cause of fire

ROSEBURG, Ore. — A Roseburg family is displaced following a late night house fire Thursday, according to the Roseburg Fire Department (RFD). Reports of the fire came in around 11:33 p.m., October 17, 2024, saying a home at933 NE Grandview Drive in Roseburg was on fire and that screaming could be heard from the back of the residence. According to RFD the caller had informed Douglas County Emergency Communications two residents were possibly still inside.