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(KAIR)--No damage and no injuries following action taken Tuesday morning by Sabetha firefighters.
According to a release, the Sabetha Fire Department received a report of a possible house fire, with the crew arriving to the scene, on the city's southside, in approximately 4-minutes.
Finding a burning smell and smoke condition in the home upon arrival, the release says the firefighters "located and extinguished a fire smoldering in the furnace and then ventilated the structure of smoke."
According to the release, the furnace of the home will need to be replaced, but the structure incurred no damage.
The Sabetha Police Department and Sabetha EMS also responded to the scene.
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