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Portland Crews Rush to NE Mallory Street After Caller Reports Possible Attic Fire

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Published on November 09, 2026
Portland Crews Rush to NE Mallory Street After Caller Reports Possible Attic Fire8100 NE Mallory St. — Approximate Reported Apartment Fire Location
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Portland Fire & Rescue crews were dispatched Sunday afternoon to a possible apartment fire near the 8100 block of NE Mallory. The department announced the response at 3:27 p.m. Pacific after receiving a caller’s report of a possible attic fire.

In its dispatch post, Portland Fire & Rescue said the caller reported that an apartment building’s attic might be on fire.

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What Remains Unknown

At this stage, it has not been confirmed whether crews located an actual fire upon arrival, nor is there information available about damage, injuries, or evacuations tied to the call. The department's update covered only the initial dispatch and the caller's report of a possible attic fire, with no further details provided.

Fire inspections in Portland

According to Portland Fire & Rescue, inspectors visit commercial buildings and multi-family housing with three or more units every two years. That citywide policy does not establish whether the property on NE Mallory was inspected.

The department’s post described the initial dispatch but did not provide a later update on the call.