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Fire Destroys Buildings on Vosseller Avenue, Causes Road Closures and Displaces Families
A massive fire erupted on Vosseller Avenue late Friday morning, severely damaging multiple buildings and forcing the evacuation of several residents. The fire, which started around 10:30 a.m. between two structures, prompted an immediate emergency response as flames quickly spread.
Buildings Severely Damaged, Road Closure Announced The affected buildings included a multifamily apartment complex and a mixed-use structure housing a business on the ground floor with apartments above. The fire caused significant structural damage, prompting officials to close Vosseller Avenue from Talmage Avenue to West Second Street through the weekend for demolition. Authorities have not yet determined what sparked the fire, but due to the extent of the destruction, safety measures are being prioritized before a full investigation can begin. Emergency crews remain on-site to oversee the controlled demolition and prevent any further risks.
Residents Evacuate Safely, Firefighter Injured Thankfully, all residents were able to escape the burning buildings without injury. However, the fire displaced eight families, totaling 22 individuals. The American Red Cross has stepped in to provide assistance, including temporary housing and other essential resources. Eyewitness Nicole Avedon described the scene, saying, “The fire got really bad, and I could see it from the top of the building.” While no civilians were harmed, one firefighter sustained minor injuries. Witnesses saw emergency responders placing him on a stretcher and loading him into an ambulance for medical treatment. Officials later confirmed his condition as stable. The cause of the fire remains unknown, and authorities will conduct a thorough investigation once the site is secured. In the meantime, local officials urge residents to avoid the area while demolition and cleanup operations continue. This fire serves as a stark reminder of how quickly disasters can displace families and disrupt communities. As emergency crews work to clear the debris and investigate the cause, local organizations and aid groups are stepping in to help those affected begin the difficult process of recovery.
