Travel trailer fire in Marysville sends woman to hospital
Mar 20, 2026, 1:25 PM | Updated: 1:26 pm
A woman was hospitalized after a fire in a travel trailer in Marysville Friday morning. (Courtesy Marysville Fire District)
(Courtesy Marysville Fire District)
An early-morning fire damaged a travel trailer in Marysville, sending a woman in her 60s to the hospital.
The Marysville Fire District was called to the 16000 block of West Lake Goodwin Road around 4:20 a.m. Friday, where crews found the trailer burning. Firefighters located the woman inside.
She was taken to Providence Regional Medical Center.
Her condition is unknown.
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Crews kept the fire from spreading beyond the RV. The cause is under investigation.
“Recreational vehicles should undergo regular safety checks to make sure that all systems are working correctly,” the fire district said in a social media post. “Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms should be tested monthly to ensure early warning in an emergency.”
Officials advise having a fire extinguisher that is easily accessible, at least two escape routes, and keeping exits clear at all times.
“Fires can spread quickly in small spaces,” the post stated.
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