Cranesville Firefighters Lead Rapid Response to Albion Structure Fire
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Albion, PA – Yesterday evening, just after 5 PM, first responders from Cranesville, along with mutual aid departments, were dispatched to a reported structure fire near Second Avenue in Albion. Cranesville’s Engine 604 responded within 4 minutes of the initial call and arrived on scene approximately 10 minutes after the initial call. Shortly after Engine 604 went en route, Rescue 544, Tanker 595, and Ladder 389 also went enroute to the scene.
Upon arrival, Chief 600 reported a two-story residential structure with an exterior fire that had already been extinguished prior to the fire department’s arrival. Crews on scene conducted a thorough check of the structure for any further fire extension. Chief 600 placed all additional units, except for Station 60 units and Ladder 389, on standby.
After confirming there was no extension to the structure, Chief 600 maintained units 602 and 604 on scene and released all other responding units. The Pennsylvania State Police and Fire Marshal were requested to investigate the incident. The cause is currently unknown and is being investigated.
It was reported that before the fire department’s arrival, neighbors had used garden hoses to successfully extinguish the fire.
Mutual aid was provided by departments from Edinboro, Springfield, Platea, Franklin Township, Girard, and Springboro.
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