Sheridan Firefighters Put Out Mobile Home Fire On 11th Street

On Wednesday, 01/08/2025, Sheridan Police Department (SPD) and Sheridan Fire-Rescue (SFR) responded to 150 W. 11th St. #41 at 13:20 for the report of smoke in a residential structure.

SFR Engine 1 (E-1) arrived on scene at 13:23 finding a single mobile home with fire and smoke burning through the roof of the home.

E-1’s crew deployed a preconnected handline to initiate fire attack inside the structure to control the main body of fire.

Prior to E-1 arriving, SPD officers assisted the occupant and pets out of the structure, along with attempts to control the fire using fire extinguishers.

Wyoming Regional EMS responded to standby for civilian and firefighter safety.

Goose Valley Fire Department responded to provide additional firefighting personnel.

E-1’s crew controlled the fire by 13:37 and the crew transitioned to checking for
extension of fire into adjacent areas of the structure.

Fire crews conducted a search to confirm there were no other occupants or pets still inside, finding no one.

The building was systematically ventilated and overhauled to remove all residual smoke, heat, and the potential for rekindle.

The scene was turned over to SFR Origin and Cause Investigators and is currently under investigation.

Two people are currently displaced due to the extent of damage to the structure and the American Red Cross is providing services.

No civilians, pets, or emergency personnel were injured during this fire.

SFR requests that everyone verify they have working smoke alarms in their homes.

Early notification of a fire in the home gives you a chance to escape and saves lives!