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12 people displaced after fire damages Everett apartment building

Jul 3, 2026, 7:27 AM

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Fire trucks with the Everett Fire Department responding to a call. (Photo courtesy of Everett Fire)

(Photo courtesy of Everett Fire)

A fire displaced 12 people living in a multi-family apartment building in Everett Thursday night.

The fire broke out in an apartment building on Admiralty Way in Everett. Within the building, three units suffered damage — one from fire damage and two from water damage.

Red Cross arrived at the scene to help those who were displaced.

“Red Cross responders are working to connect impacted residents with immediate emergency support, which may include temporary lodging, food, clothing, health services, emotional support and other recovery resources,” the Red Cross stated.

Everett Fire is investigating the cause of the fire.

This is a developing story, check back for updates

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