A fast-moving fire tore through part of the CentrePointe Greens apartment complex on 18th Avenue West in Everett on Monday, forcing residents out of six units and bringing in fire crews from multiple agencies. Firefighters arrived to find smoke and flames showing and moved quickly to knock down the blaze while neighbors watched from the street. One resident was treated at the scene for minor injuries, another was taken to the hospital, and the American Red Cross stepped in to help several people find temporary shelter. City and mutual-aid crews stayed on site as officials began assessing the damage.
What Fire Crews Reported
According to the Everett Fire Department, crews were dispatched to a reported apartment fire at CentrePointe Greens on 18th Avenue West and arrived to find active smoke and flames. Firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze, which affected six apartments in the complex. One resident was treated on scene for minor injuries, and a second person was transported to a hospital.
Everett Fire said the American Red Cross Northwest Region helped find shelter for more than 10 people displaced by the incident. The department also thanked mutual-aid partners including South County Fire, Marysville Fire District, the Mukilteo Fire Department and the Everett Police Department for their support on the call.
Where The Fire Broke Out
CentrePointe Greens lists its address as 8600 18th Avenue West in Everett and describes itself as a multi-building rental community with amenities such as an indoor pool and a dog park. The property offers a mix of one- to three-bedroom units and serves renters in north Everett and the area around Paine Field.
Relief Efforts And What Comes Next
The Everett Fire Department reported that the American Red Cross Northwest Region assisted displaced residents in securing temporary shelter. The Red Cross’s local information notes that its Disaster Action Teams provide around-the-clock support to families affected by home fires, including emergency lodging and basic supplies.
Officials did not specify a cause for the fire in the initial update. Fire investigators or the fire marshal’s office are expected to examine the scene and release additional details once their work is complete.
