Heavy Smoke Rising From Attic Fire, Man Possibly Trapped on Second Floor
4076 E 66th St
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- Firefighters responded to a house fire on E 66th St in Cleveland, where heavy smoke was reported from the attic and a fire was confirmed in the basement. Crews are searching for a man reportedly on the second floor.
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Firefighters are inspecting an addition overlapping the back roof for any remaining fire risks.
Firefighters are addressing a fire in the back right corner near the attic stairs.
Firefighters report the fire is under control, with no active flames visible.
Firefighters report the fire has lightened up, with remaining heat at the attic peak. The visible flames in the right-side dormer fire is extinguished.
Firefighters report a plaster collapse in the kitchen ceiling, but no one was in the room at the time.
Firefighters report conditions are improving on the right side of the attic.
Firefighters are ventilating the attic and have opened dormer windows to release smoke.
Firefighters are deploying a hose line to the attic to combat the flames.
Firefighters report the heaviest smoke is in the dormer area. Crews are actively working on the roof.
Firefighters confirm the fire is concentrated in the attic's gable roof area. Ventilation efforts are underway. They are working to access the roof to work on extinguishing the flames.
Firefighters report no fire on the second floor, but the search for the man or any other trapped or injured people continues.
Firefighters confirm the fire is actively burning in the attic.
Firefighters are searching the house for a man reportedly on the second floor.
Firefighters on scene report heavy smoke from the attic and possible fire in the basement of the house.
Firefighters have received a report of a possible house fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4076 E 66th St.
Firefighters are inspecting an addition overlapping the back roof for any remaining fire risks.
Firefighters are addressing a fire in the back right corner near the attic stairs.
Firefighters report the fire is under control, with no active flames visible.
Firefighters report the fire has lightened up, with remaining heat at the attic peak. The visible flames in the right-side dormer fire is extinguished.
Firefighters report a plaster collapse in the kitchen ceiling, but no one was in the room at the time.
Firefighters report conditions are improving on the right side of the attic.
Firefighters are ventilating the attic and have opened dormer windows to release smoke.
Firefighters are deploying a hose line to the attic to combat the flames.
Firefighters report the heaviest smoke is in the dormer area. Crews are actively working on the roof.
Firefighters confirm the fire is concentrated in the attic's gable roof area. Ventilation efforts are underway. They are working to access the roof to work on extinguishing the flames.
Firefighters report no fire on the second floor, but the search for the man or any other trapped or injured people continues.
Firefighters confirm the fire is actively burning in the attic.
Firefighters are searching the house for a man reportedly on the second floor.
Firefighters on scene report heavy smoke from the attic and possible fire in the basement of the house.
Firefighters have received a report of a possible house fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4076 E 66th St.
Firefighters are inspecting an addition overlapping the back roof for any remaining fire risks.
Firefighters are addressing a fire in the back right corner near the attic stairs.
Firefighters report the fire is under control, with no active flames visible.
Firefighters report the fire has lightened up, with remaining heat at the attic peak. The visible flames in the right-side dormer fire is extinguished.
Firefighters report a plaster collapse in the kitchen ceiling, but no one was in the room at the time.
Firefighters report conditions are improving on the right side of the attic.
Firefighters are ventilating the attic and have opened dormer windows to release smoke.
Firefighters are deploying a hose line to the attic to combat the flames.
Firefighters report the heaviest smoke is in the dormer area. Crews are actively working on the roof.
Firefighters confirm the fire is concentrated in the attic's gable roof area. Ventilation efforts are underway. They are working to access the roof to work on extinguishing the flames.
Firefighters report no fire on the second floor, but the search for the man or any other trapped or injured people continues.
Firefighters confirm the fire is actively burning in the attic.
Firefighters are searching the house for a man reportedly on the second floor.
Firefighters on scene report heavy smoke from the attic and possible fire in the basement of the house.
Firefighters have received a report of a possible house fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4076 E 66th St.
Firefighters are inspecting an addition overlapping the back roof for any remaining fire risks.
Firefighters are addressing a fire in the back right corner near the attic stairs.
Firefighters report the fire is under control, with no active flames visible.
Firefighters report the fire has lightened up, with remaining heat at the attic peak. The visible flames in the right-side dormer fire is extinguished.
Firefighters report a plaster collapse in the kitchen ceiling, but no one was in the room at the time.
Firefighters report conditions are improving on the right side of the attic.
Firefighters are ventilating the attic and have opened dormer windows to release smoke.
Firefighters are deploying a hose line to the attic to combat the flames.
Firefighters report the heaviest smoke is in the dormer area. Crews are actively working on the roof.
Firefighters confirm the fire is concentrated in the attic's gable roof area. Ventilation efforts are underway. They are working to access the roof to work on extinguishing the flames.
Firefighters report no fire on the second floor, but the search for the man or any other trapped or injured people continues.
Firefighters confirm the fire is actively burning in the attic.
Firefighters are searching the house for a man reportedly on the second floor.
Firefighters on scene report heavy smoke from the attic and possible fire in the basement of the house.
Firefighters have received a report of a possible house fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4076 E 66th St.
Firefighters are inspecting an addition overlapping the back roof for any remaining fire risks.
Firefighters are addressing a fire in the back right corner near the attic stairs.
Firefighters report the fire is under control, with no active flames visible.
Firefighters report the fire has lightened up, with remaining heat at the attic peak. The visible flames in the right-side dormer fire is extinguished.
Firefighters report a plaster collapse in the kitchen ceiling, but no one was in the room at the time.
Firefighters report conditions are improving on the right side of the attic.
Firefighters are ventilating the attic and have opened dormer windows to release smoke.
Firefighters are deploying a hose line to the attic to combat the flames.
Firefighters report the heaviest smoke is in the dormer area. Crews are actively working on the roof.
Firefighters confirm the fire is concentrated in the attic's gable roof area. Ventilation efforts are underway. They are working to access the roof to work on extinguishing the flames.
Firefighters report no fire on the second floor, but the search for the man or any other trapped or injured people continues.
Firefighters confirm the fire is actively burning in the attic.
Firefighters are searching the house for a man reportedly on the second floor.
Firefighters on scene report heavy smoke from the attic and possible fire in the basement of the house.
Firefighters have received a report of a possible house fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4076 E 66th St.
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