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Numerous Families Homeless After Multi-Unit Apartment Fire
September 24, 2014
The American Red Cross is assisting several families after a multi-unit apartment fire that broke out late Wednesday morning at the Briarwood Condominiums on East Olive Road.
Twenty units in one building were impacted by the flames or smoke and water damage. Red Cross Disaster responders are providing canteen services from their Emergency Response Vehicle (ERV) and will be working one-on-one with those affected to help meet their disaster-caused needs tonight and in the days to come.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the State Fire Marshal’s office. There were no injuries reported.
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2 Responses to “Numerous Families Homeless After Multi-Unit Apartment Fire”
What can we do to help this family? That’s awful….
I assume no one was hurt ?