Price fire crews, police extinguish blaze in motor home

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Price emergency personnel respond to a vehicle fire Monday morning near Fausett Mortuary on 100 South. Price Police Officer Dave Cartwright was the first on the scene and controlled the blaze with an extinguisher. Fire department crews arrived at the location shortly after the policeman and finished extinguishing the blaze, leaving the unoccupied motor home with minimal damage. The cause of the fire remained under investigation.

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