The San Francisco Fire Department dispatched several trucks to Mission High School at 3:30 on Tuesday after receiving reports that smoke had been smelled inside a classroom.
The school building had a power outage around the same time this afternoon, according to Mindy Talmadge, a fire department spokeswoman. At the scene, fire officials found that a wire connector in an electrical panel had burned. Talmadge said that there was no fire but that students had been evacuated from the building.
The department dispatched a first alarm assignment, which consists of four units. Talmadge said that by 4 p.m. the scene was cleared and fire trucks were leaving the area.
Oh it was not a good moment. Nice to know that than don’t have to face any mishap, really great preparedness of the Fire Trucks.
The power has been on and off all afternoon around this neighborhood. The ice cream store, Namu, Everett MS — what’s going on?