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Fire Departments Respond to Alarm at Courthouse
November 12, 2007
At least four area fire departments responded to a fire alarm and a report of the smell of smoke about 6:30 Monday night at the Billy G. Ward Courthouse at 7500 North Century Boulevard.
The smoke smell and fire alarm activation were reported by a sheriff’s deputy in the building. After a thorough investigation, it was determined that the smell originated from a television that was overheating in the Escambia County Sheriff’s Department area of the building.
Fire departments from Century, McDavid, Molino and Flomaton all responded to the initial call.
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