Queen Anne residents allowed back in building after evacuation for carbon monoxide
Oct 7, 2026, 2:19 PM | Updated: 3:40 pm
Seattle firefighters respond to a gas leak in lower Queen Anne. (Photo courtesy of the Seattle Fire Department)
(Photo courtesy of the Seattle Fire Department)
Lower Queen Anne residents have been cleared to reenter their building after Seattle Fire Department personnel investigated a carbon monoxide leak.
Residents were evacuated Wednesday afternoon in the 100 block of Warren Ave. N.
Seattle Fire reported high levels of carbon monoxide in a condo unit.
Residents in nearby homes were also evacuated while crews searched for the source.
Around 1:45 p.m., the fire department stated ventilation of the building was complete.
“It is safe to reoccupy. No injuries were reported,” authorities wrote.
100 block of Warren Ave. N: Ventilation of the building is complete. It is safe to reoccupy. No injuries were reported. https://t.co/5pNb5A77kO
— Seattle Fire Dept. (@SeattleFire) October 7, 2026
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