Report of Radiator Smoking, Emitting Flames
1500 Sherman Ave
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Summary
- A fire at a Cincinnati nursing home was caused by a malfunctioning HVAC unit, according to District Chief Blevens. The incident was contained to a single unit, with no spread to other parts of the building.
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Residents did not need to evacuate and were instructed to shelter in place. Firefighters used fans to clear smoke from the building. No injuries were reported among civilians or firefighters.
The fire was isolated to one nursing home unit with no extension to other areas of the building.
A Citizen source reports that District Chief Blevens confirms the fire was caused by a malfunctioning HVAC unit on the first floor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1500 Sherman Ave.
Residents did not need to evacuate and were instructed to shelter in place. Firefighters used fans to clear smoke from the building. No injuries were reported among civilians or firefighters.
The fire was isolated to one nursing home unit with no extension to other areas of the building.
A Citizen source reports that District Chief Blevens confirms the fire was caused by a malfunctioning HVAC unit on the first floor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1500 Sherman Ave.
Residents did not need to evacuate and were instructed to shelter in place. Firefighters used fans to clear smoke from the building. No injuries were reported among civilians or firefighters.
The fire was isolated to one nursing home unit with no extension to other areas of the building.
A Citizen source reports that District Chief Blevens confirms the fire was caused by a malfunctioning HVAC unit on the first floor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1500 Sherman Ave.
Residents did not need to evacuate and were instructed to shelter in place. Firefighters used fans to clear smoke from the building. No injuries were reported among civilians or firefighters.
The fire was isolated to one nursing home unit with no extension to other areas of the building.
A Citizen source reports that District Chief Blevens confirms the fire was caused by a malfunctioning HVAC unit on the first floor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1500 Sherman Ave.
Residents did not need to evacuate and were instructed to shelter in place. Firefighters used fans to clear smoke from the building. No injuries were reported among civilians or firefighters.
The fire was isolated to one nursing home unit with no extension to other areas of the building.
A Citizen source reports that District Chief Blevens confirms the fire was caused by a malfunctioning HVAC unit on the first floor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1500 Sherman Ave.
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HVAC fire sounds like someone wasn’t servicing the appliances on a regular basis.
i live right there
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HVAC fire sounds like someone wasn’t servicing the appliances on a regular basis.
i live right there
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HVAC fire sounds like someone wasn’t servicing the appliances on a regular basis.
i live right there
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HVAC fire sounds like someone wasn’t servicing the appliances on a regular basis.
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HVAC fire sounds like someone wasn’t servicing the appliances on a regular basis.