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Cantonment Fence Fire Extinguished With Only Minor Damage To A Nearby Home
May 11, 2020
Firefighters quickly extinguished a privacy fence fire in Cantonment Monday afternoon, preventing the potential spread to several nearby homes.
It happened a little after 2:30 in the 700 block of Escambia Avenue, just off Forrest Street. The fence fire did cause minor heat damage to the vinyl siding on a home just a few feet away.
There were no injuries.
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2 Responses to “Cantonment Fence Fire Extinguished With Only Minor Damage To A Nearby Home”
Thank God he was close by. It was a hot fire and billowing black smoke. I live around the corner and knew it wasn’t good ! Actually pretty scary! Thank your dad for all of us in the neighborhood today. He’s definitely our Hero!
My stepdad rickey odom got to the fire before the fire department and put almost all the fire out