Marysville firefighters responded to a fire in a storage area inside Cabela’s on Friday morning. (Marysville Fire District)

Marysville firefighters responded to a fire in a storage area inside Cabela’s on Friday morning. (Marysville Fire District)

Fire causes $500K damage at Tulalip Cabela’s

The outdoor supplies store closed after heavy smoke damaged merchandise and more in the building.

TULALIP — A fire caused an estimated $500,000 in damage Friday morning at the Cabela’s in Tulalip.

Nobody was hurt.

Firefighters responded to alarms and a sprinkler system activation around 5 a.m. Friday in the store at 9810 Quil Ceda Blvd. Firefighters contained the flames to the storage area, where investigators suspect the fire started, Veley said.

More than 20 firefighters extinguished flames and contained the fire to a storage area. The facility and the merchandise sustained “pretty extensive smoke damage,” Marysville Fire District spokesperson Christie Veley said.

The Cabela’s was closed Friday, Veley said, and it was unclear when the store would reopen.

The Snohomish County Fire Marshal’s Office was investigating the cause of the fire Friday.

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