722 Sunset Ave Fire Incident History
To date, we have no information about fire incidents in 2025
12 Apr 2014
Building fires
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
Area of Origin —
Bedroom - < 5 persons; included are jail or prison
First Ignition —
Bedding; blanket, sheet, comforter
Heat Source —
Cigarette lighter
Sunset Ave Fire Incident History
To date, we have no information about fire incidents in 2025
19 May 2019
Building fires
Property Use —
Residential board and care
Area of Origin —
Wall surface: exterior
15 Jul 2017
Passenger vehicle fire
Property Use —
Residential board and care
Area of Origin —
Exterior, exposed surface
Heat Source —
Heat from undetermined smoking material
12 Apr 2014
Building fires
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
Area of Origin —
Bedroom - < 5 persons; included are jail or prison
First Ignition —
Bedding; blanket, sheet, comforter
Heat Source —
Cigarette lighter
15 Mar 2014
Grass fire
Property Use —
Vehicle parking area
Area of Origin —
Highway, parking lot, street: on or near
First Ignition —
Light vegetation - not crop, including grass
722 Sunset Ave incidents registered in FEMA
(Federal Emergency Management Agency)
To date, we have no information about incidents registered in FEMA in 2025
25 Dec 2015
Power line down
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
26 Sep 2003
Dispatched & canceled en route
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
07 Feb 2003
Medical assist, assist EMS crew
Property Use —
1 or 2 family dwelling
Sunset Ave Incidents registered in FEMA
(Federal Emergency Management Agency)
To date, we have no information about incidents registered in FEMA in 2025
25 Dec 2015
Power line down
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
25 Aug 2015
Authorized controlled burning
Property Use —
1 or 2 family dwelling
22 May 2013
Building or structure weakened or collapsed
Property Use —
Church, mosque, synagogue, temple, chapel
17 Apr 2013
Unauthorized burning
Property Use —
Graded and cared-for plots of land
Properties Nearby
| Street Address | Residens/Landlords | |
|---|---|---|
| THE HOLISTIC CENTER FOR CREATIVE RENEWAL, Raymond R Brown | ||
| Barbara S Lewallen |