Troy Firefighters Responded to Kitchen Fire on Second Avenue

Troy, N.Y. — October 11 — Troy firefighters were called to a structure fire at 768 Second Avenue after a caller reported a residence was on fire.The emergency was dispatched under Box 142 with a Signal 30 indicating a working fire.

Upon arrival, firefighters found the fire in the first-floor kitchen. They initiated suppression efforts and reported that the fire had been brought under control. The response involved Engines 1, 4, and 2, Trucks 1 and 2, the Rescue Squad, Chief 4, and Medics 4 and 3. Several agencies provided personnel and equipment to support fire suppression, operational tasks, and medical care.

Since the fire started in the first-floor kitchen, crews had to inspect nearby rooms and hidden spaces to ensure the fire had not spread. Firefighters also checked for any potential spread into walls, ceilings, or other parts of the house.

After the main fire was extinguished, crews continued their work to inspect the affected area and tackle any remaining hot spots. The incident was eventually declared fully contained.

The Troy Fire Department provides essential services to the city through its engine, truck, rescue, and emergency medical services units. The department handles a variety of calls, including residential fires, medical emergencies, and other incidents.

No information about injuries or additional property damage was given in the initial report.