EVERETT — The Everett Fire Department spent about 90 minutes getting a water leak stopped Monday morning at an Everett apartment building.
Firefighters arrived at the Nautica Apartments on the 2800 block of Grand Avenue about 8:30 a.m. The water leak on the fifth floor sent water spilling all the way to the first floor of the building.
Firefighters estimate the damage was about $10,000.
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