How did the Bonney Lake fire start?
Matthew Barrera
Updated on April 27, 2026
Also know, what started the fire in Bonney Lake?
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The Sumner Grade Fire was most likely started by a blown transformer, Backer said. The 244th Command Fire began when winds felled a tree that then hit power lines, Graham Fire & Rescue Chief Pat Dale said.
Subsequently, question is, what caused the Sumner grade fire? The flames traveled along state Route 410 between Sumner and Bonney Lake, ultimately scorching 484 acres. The direction and strength of the wind were the biggest factors in the fire's spread, East Pierce Fire & Rescue Chief Bud Backer said.
Thereof, how are the fires in Bonney Lake?
BONNEY LAKE, WA — The Sumner Grade Fire is now 95 percent contained, and firefighters say the only thing left to do is just wait for rain to put out any of the remaining hot spots. Firefighters estimate that the fire burned around 494 acres, destroying a total of two homes, six outbuildings and one vehicle.
What town in Washington state burned down?
Malden