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Most of South Sacramento home saved after vegetation fire pushed into attic, officials say

According to the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District, the fire pushed into the attic of a home but crews were able to save most of it.

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Crews battled a vegetation fire that threatened multiple homes in South Sacramento Monday, according to the Sacramento Metropolitan Fire District.

Firefighters said the fire had originated near a homeless encampment by the Lenhart Road and Roseview Way intersection. It burned a total of three acres.

According to firefighters, the fire pushed into the attic of a home, but crews were able to save most of it.

The forward progress has been stopped, 3 total acres burned.The fire pushed into the attic of a home, and was threatening multiple other homes and structures.Fortunately crews were able to mitigate the threat saving most of the home. The fire originated near a homeless encampment pic.twitter.com/WpzpfFvdpA
— Metro Fire of Sacramento (@metrofirepio) June 20, 2022

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