Basement fire spreads in North Huntington
By ERIC RASMUSSEN, Senior Correspondent | June 05, 2020 | PENNSYLVANIA
Story No. 060820100
Photo by First Due PhotographyCrews hit hot spots after basement fire extends into 1st floor.
Photo by First Due Photography
Photo by First Due Photography
Photo by First Due Photography
Photo by First Due Photography
Photo by First Due Photography
Photo by First Due Photography
Photo by First Due Photography
June 5, 2020 – North Huntington, Westmoreland County – Around 12:30am, fire crews were dispatched to the 400 block of Buttermilk Hollow Road for a reported house fire. Arriving crews found a working fire in the basement with extension into the first floor. Crews entered and made an aggressive attack knocking down the bulk of the fire in under 15 minutes. One dog was rescued and the homeowner made it out safely. No one was injured. The fire is now under investigation.
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