Dozens Displaced, Firefighter Critically Injured in Apartment Fire

FDNY Fire Marshals continue to investigate the cause of the fire. No updates have been released on the injured firefighter's condition.

The American Red Cross has registered five households — eight adults and one child — for emergency assistance, including temporary lodging, according to News 12 Brooklyn.

The city’s Department of Buildings inspected the property after the massive fire and issued a partial vacate order, meaning some apartments cannot be occupied.

Local news reports state four people, including one firefighter, were taken to the hospital, while fire marshals and building inspectors began investigating the cause and extent of the damage.

FDNY crews knocked down the blaze within about an hour, preventing further damage, but dozens of residents were displaced and windows were blown out by the fire.

A fire broke out Monday in a Brooklyn Heights apartment building, with flames shooting from a third-floor unit and smoke spreading quickly through the structure.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 75 Pierrepont St.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 62 Pierrepont St.

FDNY Fire Marshals continue to investigate the cause of the fire. No updates have been released on the injured firefighter's condition.

The American Red Cross has registered five households — eight adults and one child — for emergency assistance, including temporary lodging, according to News 12 Brooklyn.

The city’s Department of Buildings inspected the property after the massive fire and issued a partial vacate order, meaning some apartments cannot be occupied.

Local news reports state four people, including one firefighter, were taken to the hospital, while fire marshals and building inspectors began investigating the cause and extent of the damage.

FDNY crews knocked down the blaze within about an hour, preventing further damage, but dozens of residents were displaced and windows were blown out by the fire.

A fire broke out Monday in a Brooklyn Heights apartment building, with flames shooting from a third-floor unit and smoke spreading quickly through the structure.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 75 Pierrepont St.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 62 Pierrepont St.

FDNY Fire Marshals continue to investigate the cause of the fire. No updates have been released on the injured firefighter's condition.

The American Red Cross has registered five households — eight adults and one child — for emergency assistance, including temporary lodging, according to News 12 Brooklyn.

The city’s Department of Buildings inspected the property after the massive fire and issued a partial vacate order, meaning some apartments cannot be occupied.

Local news reports state four people, including one firefighter, were taken to the hospital, while fire marshals and building inspectors began investigating the cause and extent of the damage.

FDNY crews knocked down the blaze within about an hour, preventing further damage, but dozens of residents were displaced and windows were blown out by the fire.

A fire broke out Monday in a Brooklyn Heights apartment building, with flames shooting from a third-floor unit and smoke spreading quickly through the structure.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 75 Pierrepont St.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 62 Pierrepont St.

FDNY Fire Marshals continue to investigate the cause of the fire. No updates have been released on the injured firefighter's condition.

The American Red Cross has registered five households — eight adults and one child — for emergency assistance, including temporary lodging, according to News 12 Brooklyn.

The city’s Department of Buildings inspected the property after the massive fire and issued a partial vacate order, meaning some apartments cannot be occupied.

Local news reports state four people, including one firefighter, were taken to the hospital, while fire marshals and building inspectors began investigating the cause and extent of the damage.

FDNY crews knocked down the blaze within about an hour, preventing further damage, but dozens of residents were displaced and windows were blown out by the fire.

A fire broke out Monday in a Brooklyn Heights apartment building, with flames shooting from a third-floor unit and smoke spreading quickly through the structure.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 75 Pierrepont St.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 62 Pierrepont St.

FDNY Fire Marshals continue to investigate the cause of the fire. No updates have been released on the injured firefighter's condition.

The American Red Cross has registered five households — eight adults and one child — for emergency assistance, including temporary lodging, according to News 12 Brooklyn.

The city’s Department of Buildings inspected the property after the massive fire and issued a partial vacate order, meaning some apartments cannot be occupied.

Local news reports state four people, including one firefighter, were taken to the hospital, while fire marshals and building inspectors began investigating the cause and extent of the damage.

FDNY crews knocked down the blaze within about an hour, preventing further damage, but dozens of residents were displaced and windows were blown out by the fire.

A fire broke out Monday in a Brooklyn Heights apartment building, with flames shooting from a third-floor unit and smoke spreading quickly through the structure.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 75 Pierrepont St.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 62 Pierrepont St.