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2 firefighters injured in Cosumnes River Boulevard fire near I-5

Two firefighters were transported with injuries after battling a blaze on Cosumnes River Boulevard near Interstate 5 in Sacramento County, officials said. According to the Consumnes Fire Department, the fire was reported Tuesday on the property of the Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant around 2:45 p.m. Officials said five agencies responded to the fire, with firefighters arriving within 10 minutes and having the fire under control by 3:37 p.m. Officials said one firefighter suffered a hand injury and the other suffered from a heat-related illness. One of the firefighters was with the Cosumnes Fire Department and the affiliation of the other firefighter was unclear. Firefighters added that some units would remain on scene overnight to conduct cleanup. fire. Cosumnes fire crews were in the area earlier, before the fire, training with the Folsom Fire Department to prepare for grass fire season. Officials said the extent of the fire was unknown because it was unclear what burned during and after the training. For more on California's top news stories, click here | Download our app.

Two firefighters were transported injured after battling a blaze on Cosumnes River Boulevard near Interstate 5 in Sacramento County, officials said.

According to the Consumnes Fire Department, the fire was reported Tuesday on the property of the Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant around 2:45 p.m.

Officials said five agencies responded to the fire, with firefighters arriving within 10 minutes and having the fire under control by 3:37 p.m.

Authorities said one firefighter suffered a hand injury and the other suffered from a heat-related illness. One of the firefighters worked for the Cosumnes Fire Department and the affiliation of the other firefighter was unclear.

Firefighters added that some units would remain on scene overnight to conduct cleanup.

Authorities have not yet determined the cause of the fire.

Cosumnes fire crews were in the area earlier, before the fire, to train with the Folsom Fire Department to prepare for grass fire season.

Officials said the extent of the fire was unknown because it was unclear what burned during and after the training.

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