Firefighters Battling Apartment Building Blaze

Firefighters have declared the fire under control, and all additional searches have been completed with negative findings.

Firefighters report additional searches in the basement, first floor, and all stairs are complete with no findings.

Additional searches on the second and third floors are complete with no findings, according to firefighters.

Firefighters and police coordinate at multiple incident scenes, including vehicle accidents and fires using ladders and hoses.

Two firefighters have sustained minor injuries, according to EMS.

According to EMS, the building has been fully evacuated, and all civilians are accounted for. No injuries have been reported.

A thorough search of the building is underway, according to firefighters.

Firefighters conducted searches on the first floor through the fourth floor and found no injured people.

Helicopters are seen hovering in the area due to the fire.

Firefighters report all visible flames have been extinguished, and are continuing to search for any hot spots in the building.

EMS confirms no patients at the scene and continue to remain on standby.

A "fourth alarm" has been issued for relief purposes, but not all units are needed at the scene.

Firefighters confirm four hose lines are now in use. Initial searches on the second floor are complete and negative, while first floor searches are ongoing.

NYC Emergency Management advises residents in the area to expect smoke and traffic delays in the area. Residents and businesses in the immediate area should close their windows to avoid the smoke.

Firefighters are using three hose lines to battle the flames. Initial searches of the building are underway.

Additional firefighting units are en route to the scene and will stage nearby once they arrive.

EMS confirms there are no injuries.

EMS is on standby near the scene.

Firefighters have transmitted a third alarm for the smoke on the top floor of the apartment. Contrary to an earlier report, the apartment is not on fire, and firefighters are battling heavy smoke conditions inside the building.

A second alarm has been issued for the fire at the apartment building.

Firefighters have deployed two lines to address the smoke on the roof.

Firefighters are actively addressing a fire in a multi-unit building.

A Citizen user shows video of smoke in the area.

According to reports, some occupants may need assistance evacuating the building.

Firefighters have received an additional report of a fire in the apartment building.

Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke on the apartment building's roof.

Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from the roof of an apartment building.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 160 Heberton Ave.

Firefighters have declared the fire under control, and all additional searches have been completed with negative findings.

Firefighters report additional searches in the basement, first floor, and all stairs are complete with no findings.

Additional searches on the second and third floors are complete with no findings, according to firefighters.

Firefighters and police coordinate at multiple incident scenes, including vehicle accidents and fires using ladders and hoses.

Two firefighters have sustained minor injuries, according to EMS.

According to EMS, the building has been fully evacuated, and all civilians are accounted for. No injuries have been reported.

A thorough search of the building is underway, according to firefighters.

Firefighters conducted searches on the first floor through the fourth floor and found no injured people.

Helicopters are seen hovering in the area due to the fire.

Firefighters report all visible flames have been extinguished, and are continuing to search for any hot spots in the building.

EMS confirms no patients at the scene and continue to remain on standby.

A "fourth alarm" has been issued for relief purposes, but not all units are needed at the scene.

Firefighters confirm four hose lines are now in use. Initial searches on the second floor are complete and negative, while first floor searches are ongoing.

NYC Emergency Management advises residents in the area to expect smoke and traffic delays in the area. Residents and businesses in the immediate area should close their windows to avoid the smoke.

Firefighters are using three hose lines to battle the flames. Initial searches of the building are underway.

Additional firefighting units are en route to the scene and will stage nearby once they arrive.

EMS confirms there are no injuries.

EMS is on standby near the scene.

Firefighters have transmitted a third alarm for the smoke on the top floor of the apartment. Contrary to an earlier report, the apartment is not on fire, and firefighters are battling heavy smoke conditions inside the building.

A second alarm has been issued for the fire at the apartment building.

Firefighters have deployed two lines to address the smoke on the roof.

Firefighters are actively addressing a fire in a multi-unit building.

A Citizen user shows video of smoke in the area.

According to reports, some occupants may need assistance evacuating the building.

Firefighters have received an additional report of a fire in the apartment building.

Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke on the apartment building's roof.

Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from the roof of an apartment building.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 160 Heberton Ave.

Firefighters have declared the fire under control, and all additional searches have been completed with negative findings.

Firefighters report additional searches in the basement, first floor, and all stairs are complete with no findings.

Additional searches on the second and third floors are complete with no findings, according to firefighters.

Firefighters and police coordinate at multiple incident scenes, including vehicle accidents and fires using ladders and hoses.

Two firefighters have sustained minor injuries, according to EMS.

According to EMS, the building has been fully evacuated, and all civilians are accounted for. No injuries have been reported.

A thorough search of the building is underway, according to firefighters.

Firefighters conducted searches on the first floor through the fourth floor and found no injured people.

Helicopters are seen hovering in the area due to the fire.

Firefighters report all visible flames have been extinguished, and are continuing to search for any hot spots in the building.

EMS confirms no patients at the scene and continue to remain on standby.

A "fourth alarm" has been issued for relief purposes, but not all units are needed at the scene.

Firefighters confirm four hose lines are now in use. Initial searches on the second floor are complete and negative, while first floor searches are ongoing.

NYC Emergency Management advises residents in the area to expect smoke and traffic delays in the area. Residents and businesses in the immediate area should close their windows to avoid the smoke.

Firefighters are using three hose lines to battle the flames. Initial searches of the building are underway.

Additional firefighting units are en route to the scene and will stage nearby once they arrive.

EMS confirms there are no injuries.

EMS is on standby near the scene.

Firefighters have transmitted a third alarm for the smoke on the top floor of the apartment. Contrary to an earlier report, the apartment is not on fire, and firefighters are battling heavy smoke conditions inside the building.

A second alarm has been issued for the fire at the apartment building.

Firefighters have deployed two lines to address the smoke on the roof.

Firefighters are actively addressing a fire in a multi-unit building.

A Citizen user shows video of smoke in the area.

According to reports, some occupants may need assistance evacuating the building.

Firefighters have received an additional report of a fire in the apartment building.

Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke on the apartment building's roof.

Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from the roof of an apartment building.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 160 Heberton Ave.

Firefighters have declared the fire under control, and all additional searches have been completed with negative findings.

Firefighters report additional searches in the basement, first floor, and all stairs are complete with no findings.

Additional searches on the second and third floors are complete with no findings, according to firefighters.

Firefighters and police coordinate at multiple incident scenes, including vehicle accidents and fires using ladders and hoses.

Two firefighters have sustained minor injuries, according to EMS.

According to EMS, the building has been fully evacuated, and all civilians are accounted for. No injuries have been reported.

A thorough search of the building is underway, according to firefighters.

Firefighters conducted searches on the first floor through the fourth floor and found no injured people.

Helicopters are seen hovering in the area due to the fire.

Firefighters report all visible flames have been extinguished, and are continuing to search for any hot spots in the building.

EMS confirms no patients at the scene and continue to remain on standby.

A "fourth alarm" has been issued for relief purposes, but not all units are needed at the scene.

Firefighters confirm four hose lines are now in use. Initial searches on the second floor are complete and negative, while first floor searches are ongoing.

NYC Emergency Management advises residents in the area to expect smoke and traffic delays in the area. Residents and businesses in the immediate area should close their windows to avoid the smoke.

Firefighters are using three hose lines to battle the flames. Initial searches of the building are underway.

Additional firefighting units are en route to the scene and will stage nearby once they arrive.

EMS confirms there are no injuries.

EMS is on standby near the scene.

Firefighters have transmitted a third alarm for the smoke on the top floor of the apartment. Contrary to an earlier report, the apartment is not on fire, and firefighters are battling heavy smoke conditions inside the building.

A second alarm has been issued for the fire at the apartment building.

Firefighters have deployed two lines to address the smoke on the roof.

Firefighters are actively addressing a fire in a multi-unit building.

A Citizen user shows video of smoke in the area.

According to reports, some occupants may need assistance evacuating the building.

Firefighters have received an additional report of a fire in the apartment building.

Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke on the apartment building's roof.

Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from the roof of an apartment building.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 160 Heberton Ave.

Firefighters have declared the fire under control, and all additional searches have been completed with negative findings.

Firefighters report additional searches in the basement, first floor, and all stairs are complete with no findings.

Additional searches on the second and third floors are complete with no findings, according to firefighters.

Firefighters and police coordinate at multiple incident scenes, including vehicle accidents and fires using ladders and hoses.

Two firefighters have sustained minor injuries, according to EMS.

According to EMS, the building has been fully evacuated, and all civilians are accounted for. No injuries have been reported.

A thorough search of the building is underway, according to firefighters.

Firefighters conducted searches on the first floor through the fourth floor and found no injured people.

Helicopters are seen hovering in the area due to the fire.

Firefighters report all visible flames have been extinguished, and are continuing to search for any hot spots in the building.

EMS confirms no patients at the scene and continue to remain on standby.

A "fourth alarm" has been issued for relief purposes, but not all units are needed at the scene.

Firefighters confirm four hose lines are now in use. Initial searches on the second floor are complete and negative, while first floor searches are ongoing.

NYC Emergency Management advises residents in the area to expect smoke and traffic delays in the area. Residents and businesses in the immediate area should close their windows to avoid the smoke.

Firefighters are using three hose lines to battle the flames. Initial searches of the building are underway.

Additional firefighting units are en route to the scene and will stage nearby once they arrive.

EMS confirms there are no injuries.

EMS is on standby near the scene.

Firefighters have transmitted a third alarm for the smoke on the top floor of the apartment. Contrary to an earlier report, the apartment is not on fire, and firefighters are battling heavy smoke conditions inside the building.

A second alarm has been issued for the fire at the apartment building.

Firefighters have deployed two lines to address the smoke on the roof.

Firefighters are actively addressing a fire in a multi-unit building.

A Citizen user shows video of smoke in the area.

According to reports, some occupants may need assistance evacuating the building.

Firefighters have received an additional report of a fire in the apartment building.

Firefighters are investigating the source of smoke on the apartment building's roof.

Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke coming from the roof of an apartment building.