"At 8:32 p.m., San Francisco firefighters got a call for a one-alarm fire at 157 San Carlos St., a four-unit building on a four-block street that runs from 18th to 21st, between Mission and Valencia streets. The fire started on the second floor of the building, said fire department spokesperson Lt. Mariana Elias, and "water was on the fire" by 8:46 p.m."
""The firefighters attacked the outside deck and then entered the building," Elias said. A police officer on site said the conflagration was extinguished within 10 minutes. The fire, Elias said, affected two units. Firefighters rescued a cat, he said, and "a few" residents will be displaced. It is unclear how many or for how long, he said, as firefighters were still at the scene as of 10:40 p.m. inspecting the burned building."
A fire began on the second floor of a four-unit, two-story building at 157 San Carlos St. in the Mission District around 8:32 p.m. Fire crews had water on the fire by 8:46 p.m. and extinguished the blaze within about 10 minutes. The fire affected two units and displaced a few residents temporarily. Firefighters rescued a cat and used hoses, broke doors, and inspected the burned building. About 30 firefighters, six trucks, and a medic responded. ServiceMaster Restoration will assess damage, board up the property, and install roof tarps. No injuries were reported.
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