Fire on Top Floor of Three-Story Building
122 Remsen St
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- A fire at 122 Remsen St in Cohoes, New York, reportedly began from a torch used on the roof and spread to a car and a three-story building. Firefighters are actively evacuating the building as smoke has been detected on the third floor.
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Additional personnel are being sent to assist with pulling ceilings and securing utilities on the third floor.
Firefighters report the fire is mostly under control but need more personnel to check the third floor ceiling.
Firefighters report no fire spread or occupants found in apartments on the second floor.
Firefighters are preparing to check apartments on the second floor for potential fire spread.
Firefighters have located the fire's origin on the roof where work was being done.
Construction crews were reportedly firing the roof with a propane torch.
Firefighters report heavier smoke on the third floor, with minimal smoke on the second. The roof shows no smoke conditions.
Firefighters also report smoke conditions on the building's second floor.
All police units have exited the building due to heavy smoke on the third floor.
A road near the fire scene has been blocked off to manage the situation.
Firefighters confirm an active fire on the building's third floor.
Firefighters describe the structure as a 100-by-150 three-story building. Evacuation efforts continue.
Smoke has been detected on the third floor, and evacuation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters report the fire may have started from a torch used on the roof.
Police and firefighters are responding to a report of a car fire that is spreading to a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 122 Remsen St.
Additional personnel are being sent to assist with pulling ceilings and securing utilities on the third floor.
Firefighters report the fire is mostly under control but need more personnel to check the third floor ceiling.
Firefighters report no fire spread or occupants found in apartments on the second floor.
Firefighters are preparing to check apartments on the second floor for potential fire spread.
Firefighters have located the fire's origin on the roof where work was being done.
Construction crews were reportedly firing the roof with a propane torch.
Firefighters report heavier smoke on the third floor, with minimal smoke on the second. The roof shows no smoke conditions.
Firefighters also report smoke conditions on the building's second floor.
All police units have exited the building due to heavy smoke on the third floor.
A road near the fire scene has been blocked off to manage the situation.
Firefighters confirm an active fire on the building's third floor.
Firefighters describe the structure as a 100-by-150 three-story building. Evacuation efforts continue.
Smoke has been detected on the third floor, and evacuation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters report the fire may have started from a torch used on the roof.
Police and firefighters are responding to a report of a car fire that is spreading to a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 122 Remsen St.
Additional personnel are being sent to assist with pulling ceilings and securing utilities on the third floor.
Firefighters report the fire is mostly under control but need more personnel to check the third floor ceiling.
Firefighters report no fire spread or occupants found in apartments on the second floor.
Firefighters are preparing to check apartments on the second floor for potential fire spread.
Firefighters have located the fire's origin on the roof where work was being done.
Construction crews were reportedly firing the roof with a propane torch.
Firefighters report heavier smoke on the third floor, with minimal smoke on the second. The roof shows no smoke conditions.
Firefighters also report smoke conditions on the building's second floor.
All police units have exited the building due to heavy smoke on the third floor.
A road near the fire scene has been blocked off to manage the situation.
Firefighters confirm an active fire on the building's third floor.
Firefighters describe the structure as a 100-by-150 three-story building. Evacuation efforts continue.
Smoke has been detected on the third floor, and evacuation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters report the fire may have started from a torch used on the roof.
Police and firefighters are responding to a report of a car fire that is spreading to a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 122 Remsen St.
Additional personnel are being sent to assist with pulling ceilings and securing utilities on the third floor.
Firefighters report the fire is mostly under control but need more personnel to check the third floor ceiling.
Firefighters report no fire spread or occupants found in apartments on the second floor.
Firefighters are preparing to check apartments on the second floor for potential fire spread.
Firefighters have located the fire's origin on the roof where work was being done.
Construction crews were reportedly firing the roof with a propane torch.
Firefighters report heavier smoke on the third floor, with minimal smoke on the second. The roof shows no smoke conditions.
Firefighters also report smoke conditions on the building's second floor.
All police units have exited the building due to heavy smoke on the third floor.
A road near the fire scene has been blocked off to manage the situation.
Firefighters confirm an active fire on the building's third floor.
Firefighters describe the structure as a 100-by-150 three-story building. Evacuation efforts continue.
Smoke has been detected on the third floor, and evacuation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters report the fire may have started from a torch used on the roof.
Police and firefighters are responding to a report of a car fire that is spreading to a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 122 Remsen St.
Additional personnel are being sent to assist with pulling ceilings and securing utilities on the third floor.
Firefighters report the fire is mostly under control but need more personnel to check the third floor ceiling.
Firefighters report no fire spread or occupants found in apartments on the second floor.
Firefighters are preparing to check apartments on the second floor for potential fire spread.
Firefighters have located the fire's origin on the roof where work was being done.
Construction crews were reportedly firing the roof with a propane torch.
Firefighters report heavier smoke on the third floor, with minimal smoke on the second. The roof shows no smoke conditions.
Firefighters also report smoke conditions on the building's second floor.
All police units have exited the building due to heavy smoke on the third floor.
A road near the fire scene has been blocked off to manage the situation.
Firefighters confirm an active fire on the building's third floor.
Firefighters describe the structure as a 100-by-150 three-story building. Evacuation efforts continue.
Smoke has been detected on the third floor, and evacuation efforts are ongoing.
Firefighters report the fire may have started from a torch used on the roof.
Police and firefighters are responding to a report of a car fire that is spreading to a building.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 122 Remsen St.
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