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Brush Fire Contained in Lenoir City, Tennessee

by Rita Anderson
March 27, 2025
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LENOIR CITY, Tenn. – A brush fire that broke out Wednesday afternoon in Loudon County was quickly contained after a swift response from multiple agencies. The fire, which occurred on Price Road in Lenoir City, prompted the involvement of Loudon County Fire and Rescue along with the Tennessee Division of Forestry.

Authorities first responded to the scene shortly after 5 p.m., and crews worked diligently to prevent the fire from spreading further. The blaze, which was estimated to cover roughly two acres, was successfully contained by just after 6 p.m., according to the state’s wildfire website.

Loudon County Fire and Rescue issued a warning to the public, advising individuals to avoid the area as emergency crews worked to secure the site. No further details about the fire, including its cause or potential damages, have been released at this time.

Emergency responders are continuing to monitor the situation, but as of the latest reports, the fire poses no further threat to the area.

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