Oklahoma City Fire Officials Investigate Mobile Home Fire

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Sunday, March 7th 2021, 11:59 am

By: News 9

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. -

Oklahoma City fire crews responded to the scene of mobile home fire that spread to the surrounding grass near Southeast 134th Street and South Hiwassee Road on Sunday morning.

According to fire officials, everyone inside the home at the time was able to escape however the mobile home was declared a total loss.

The fire had spread from the home and engulfed the grass surrounding it, but crews were able to contain the grass fire.

Fire officials are now investigating the cause.

This is a delving story, stay with News 9 for the latest updates.

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