REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) – A spreading trailer fire late Saturday night on undeveloped land east of Redmond sent one person to the hospital and limited firefighters’ ability to fully respond to a high-priority medical call in the city, officials said Monday.

Redmond Fire & Rescue responded around 11 p.m. to the area often frequented by homeless people for the reported vehicle fire.

The initial response included three brush engines, a medic unit, a battalion chief and nine firefighters.

The trailer was found to be fully ablaze, and the flames had spread to nearby rubbish piles, officials said.

One civilian was injured and taken by a medic unit to St. Charles Redmond.

“During this incident, no fire apparatus were available in the district,” the Facebook post stated. “As a result, we were unable to send the appropriate number of responders to a high-priority medical call in the City of Redmond, due to all fire resources tied up with this incident.”