Fire Between Multiple Floors at Rockefeller Building

Aerial drone footage shows residual smoke and heat at the top of the building, but no active fire.

Two additional firefighters are being sent to assist on the fifth floor.

The main bulk of the fire is under control, and all civilians and workers are safely out of the building.

Firefighters are focusing efforts on the ceiling near the stairway on the sixth floor.

A drone deployed by firefighters shows no hot spots in the building.

Firefighters are pulling down the ceiling on the sixth floor to address fire above them.

Fire investigators are being dispatched to the scene to assist with the investigation.

Firefighters report the fire on the sixth floor is nearly under control.

According to firefighters, there's no fire on the seventh floor, but open elevator shafts are present.

Firefighters report progress in controlling the fire on the sixth floor.

Firefighters report flames in the hallway extending towards West 6th.

Crews report visible flames on both sides of the building and are assessing the number of rooms affected.

Firefighters are coordinating efforts to connect a standpipe kit on the fifth floor, avoiding external water flow.

Additional police units are requested to assist with managing the scene due to the building's size.

Police are requesting additional traffic cones to assist with road closures near the fire scene.

Police confirm Superior is blocked at West 3rd for westbound traffic; eastbound is already blocked at West 9th.

Police plan to block westbound traffic on Superior and West 3rd for emergency access.

Firefighters are preparing to deploy water to combat the flames.

Firefighters are staging on West 6th to manage the fire response.

Firefighters will block southbound traffic on West 6th St for safety and access.

According to firefighters, flames are nearing a window, indicating potential for further spread.

Firefighters may need to use eastbound lanes for equipment movement, suggesting additional traffic adjustments.

Firefighters identified the affected building as the Rockefeller Building.

Firefighters confirm flames are located inside the stairwell on the sixth floor.

Firefighters plan to block off the entire street for safety and access.

Crews are gathering information about potential individuals still inside the building.

Firefighters report smoke is now starting on the fourth floor as they set up equipment.

Firefighters suggest keeping eastbound traffic open but request additional police units for traffic control.

Firefighters are coordinating equipment placement on the Delta side for better access to the fire.

Firefighters have escalated the response to a triple-2 alarm due to the fire's intensity.

According to firefighters, there's significant smoke, prompting a potential closure of the westbound carrier near the building.

Firefighters are setting up equipment on the building's Delta side to compensate for the non-operational standpipe.

Police are assisting firefighters with traffic control near the high-rise building.

Firefighters have learned from the construction crew that the building's standpipe is not operational.

A Citizen user's live video shows smoke rising from a high-rise building, with fire units on scene.

Firefighters report visible flames on the sixth floor and may need a hook and ladder for access.

Light smoke is visible from the windows on the building's Bravo side, firefighters report.

Firefighters have gained access to the building from the seaside.

Firefighters note the building has been shut down for some time, with the entrance located on the seaside.

Smoke is visible on multiple floors of the high-rise building.

Firefighters are considering deploying additional resources to the scene.

Additional reports confirm the fire is between the sixth and eighth floors. Firefighters are responding.

A Citizen user's video shows firefighters arriving to investigate the report.

Firefighters have received a report of a fire potentially between the sixth and eighth floors.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 614 W Superior Ave.

Aerial drone footage shows residual smoke and heat at the top of the building, but no active fire.

Two additional firefighters are being sent to assist on the fifth floor.

The main bulk of the fire is under control, and all civilians and workers are safely out of the building.

Firefighters are focusing efforts on the ceiling near the stairway on the sixth floor.

A drone deployed by firefighters shows no hot spots in the building.

Firefighters are pulling down the ceiling on the sixth floor to address fire above them.

Fire investigators are being dispatched to the scene to assist with the investigation.

Firefighters report the fire on the sixth floor is nearly under control.

According to firefighters, there's no fire on the seventh floor, but open elevator shafts are present.

Firefighters report progress in controlling the fire on the sixth floor.

Firefighters report flames in the hallway extending towards West 6th.

Crews report visible flames on both sides of the building and are assessing the number of rooms affected.

Firefighters are coordinating efforts to connect a standpipe kit on the fifth floor, avoiding external water flow.

Additional police units are requested to assist with managing the scene due to the building's size.

Police are requesting additional traffic cones to assist with road closures near the fire scene.

Police confirm Superior is blocked at West 3rd for westbound traffic; eastbound is already blocked at West 9th.

Police plan to block westbound traffic on Superior and West 3rd for emergency access.

Firefighters are preparing to deploy water to combat the flames.

Firefighters are staging on West 6th to manage the fire response.

Firefighters will block southbound traffic on West 6th St for safety and access.

According to firefighters, flames are nearing a window, indicating potential for further spread.

Firefighters may need to use eastbound lanes for equipment movement, suggesting additional traffic adjustments.

Firefighters identified the affected building as the Rockefeller Building.

Firefighters confirm flames are located inside the stairwell on the sixth floor.

Firefighters plan to block off the entire street for safety and access.

Crews are gathering information about potential individuals still inside the building.

Firefighters report smoke is now starting on the fourth floor as they set up equipment.

Firefighters suggest keeping eastbound traffic open but request additional police units for traffic control.

Firefighters are coordinating equipment placement on the Delta side for better access to the fire.

Firefighters have escalated the response to a triple-2 alarm due to the fire's intensity.

According to firefighters, there's significant smoke, prompting a potential closure of the westbound carrier near the building.

Firefighters are setting up equipment on the building's Delta side to compensate for the non-operational standpipe.

Police are assisting firefighters with traffic control near the high-rise building.

Firefighters have learned from the construction crew that the building's standpipe is not operational.

A Citizen user's live video shows smoke rising from a high-rise building, with fire units on scene.

Firefighters report visible flames on the sixth floor and may need a hook and ladder for access.

Light smoke is visible from the windows on the building's Bravo side, firefighters report.

Firefighters have gained access to the building from the seaside.

Firefighters note the building has been shut down for some time, with the entrance located on the seaside.

Smoke is visible on multiple floors of the high-rise building.

Firefighters are considering deploying additional resources to the scene.

Additional reports confirm the fire is between the sixth and eighth floors. Firefighters are responding.

A Citizen user's video shows firefighters arriving to investigate the report.

Firefighters have received a report of a fire potentially between the sixth and eighth floors.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 614 W Superior Ave.

Aerial drone footage shows residual smoke and heat at the top of the building, but no active fire.

Two additional firefighters are being sent to assist on the fifth floor.

The main bulk of the fire is under control, and all civilians and workers are safely out of the building.

Firefighters are focusing efforts on the ceiling near the stairway on the sixth floor.

A drone deployed by firefighters shows no hot spots in the building.

Firefighters are pulling down the ceiling on the sixth floor to address fire above them.

Fire investigators are being dispatched to the scene to assist with the investigation.

Firefighters report the fire on the sixth floor is nearly under control.

According to firefighters, there's no fire on the seventh floor, but open elevator shafts are present.

Firefighters report progress in controlling the fire on the sixth floor.

Firefighters report flames in the hallway extending towards West 6th.

Crews report visible flames on both sides of the building and are assessing the number of rooms affected.

Firefighters are coordinating efforts to connect a standpipe kit on the fifth floor, avoiding external water flow.

Additional police units are requested to assist with managing the scene due to the building's size.

Police are requesting additional traffic cones to assist with road closures near the fire scene.

Police confirm Superior is blocked at West 3rd for westbound traffic; eastbound is already blocked at West 9th.

Police plan to block westbound traffic on Superior and West 3rd for emergency access.

Firefighters are preparing to deploy water to combat the flames.

Firefighters are staging on West 6th to manage the fire response.

Firefighters will block southbound traffic on West 6th St for safety and access.

According to firefighters, flames are nearing a window, indicating potential for further spread.

Firefighters may need to use eastbound lanes for equipment movement, suggesting additional traffic adjustments.

Firefighters identified the affected building as the Rockefeller Building.

Firefighters confirm flames are located inside the stairwell on the sixth floor.

Firefighters plan to block off the entire street for safety and access.

Crews are gathering information about potential individuals still inside the building.

Firefighters report smoke is now starting on the fourth floor as they set up equipment.

Firefighters suggest keeping eastbound traffic open but request additional police units for traffic control.

Firefighters are coordinating equipment placement on the Delta side for better access to the fire.

Firefighters have escalated the response to a triple-2 alarm due to the fire's intensity.

According to firefighters, there's significant smoke, prompting a potential closure of the westbound carrier near the building.

Firefighters are setting up equipment on the building's Delta side to compensate for the non-operational standpipe.

Police are assisting firefighters with traffic control near the high-rise building.

Firefighters have learned from the construction crew that the building's standpipe is not operational.

A Citizen user's live video shows smoke rising from a high-rise building, with fire units on scene.

Firefighters report visible flames on the sixth floor and may need a hook and ladder for access.

Light smoke is visible from the windows on the building's Bravo side, firefighters report.

Firefighters have gained access to the building from the seaside.

Firefighters note the building has been shut down for some time, with the entrance located on the seaside.

Smoke is visible on multiple floors of the high-rise building.

Firefighters are considering deploying additional resources to the scene.

Additional reports confirm the fire is between the sixth and eighth floors. Firefighters are responding.

A Citizen user's video shows firefighters arriving to investigate the report.

Firefighters have received a report of a fire potentially between the sixth and eighth floors.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 614 W Superior Ave.

Aerial drone footage shows residual smoke and heat at the top of the building, but no active fire.

Two additional firefighters are being sent to assist on the fifth floor.

The main bulk of the fire is under control, and all civilians and workers are safely out of the building.

Firefighters are focusing efforts on the ceiling near the stairway on the sixth floor.

A drone deployed by firefighters shows no hot spots in the building.

Firefighters are pulling down the ceiling on the sixth floor to address fire above them.

Fire investigators are being dispatched to the scene to assist with the investigation.

Firefighters report the fire on the sixth floor is nearly under control.

According to firefighters, there's no fire on the seventh floor, but open elevator shafts are present.

Firefighters report progress in controlling the fire on the sixth floor.

Firefighters report flames in the hallway extending towards West 6th.

Crews report visible flames on both sides of the building and are assessing the number of rooms affected.

Firefighters are coordinating efforts to connect a standpipe kit on the fifth floor, avoiding external water flow.

Additional police units are requested to assist with managing the scene due to the building's size.

Police are requesting additional traffic cones to assist with road closures near the fire scene.

Police confirm Superior is blocked at West 3rd for westbound traffic; eastbound is already blocked at West 9th.

Police plan to block westbound traffic on Superior and West 3rd for emergency access.

Firefighters are preparing to deploy water to combat the flames.

Firefighters are staging on West 6th to manage the fire response.

Firefighters will block southbound traffic on West 6th St for safety and access.

According to firefighters, flames are nearing a window, indicating potential for further spread.

Firefighters may need to use eastbound lanes for equipment movement, suggesting additional traffic adjustments.

Firefighters identified the affected building as the Rockefeller Building.

Firefighters confirm flames are located inside the stairwell on the sixth floor.

Firefighters plan to block off the entire street for safety and access.

Crews are gathering information about potential individuals still inside the building.

Firefighters report smoke is now starting on the fourth floor as they set up equipment.

Firefighters suggest keeping eastbound traffic open but request additional police units for traffic control.

Firefighters are coordinating equipment placement on the Delta side for better access to the fire.

Firefighters have escalated the response to a triple-2 alarm due to the fire's intensity.

According to firefighters, there's significant smoke, prompting a potential closure of the westbound carrier near the building.

Firefighters are setting up equipment on the building's Delta side to compensate for the non-operational standpipe.

Police are assisting firefighters with traffic control near the high-rise building.

Firefighters have learned from the construction crew that the building's standpipe is not operational.

A Citizen user's live video shows smoke rising from a high-rise building, with fire units on scene.

Firefighters report visible flames on the sixth floor and may need a hook and ladder for access.

Light smoke is visible from the windows on the building's Bravo side, firefighters report.

Firefighters have gained access to the building from the seaside.

Firefighters note the building has been shut down for some time, with the entrance located on the seaside.

Smoke is visible on multiple floors of the high-rise building.

Firefighters are considering deploying additional resources to the scene.

Additional reports confirm the fire is between the sixth and eighth floors. Firefighters are responding.

A Citizen user's video shows firefighters arriving to investigate the report.

Firefighters have received a report of a fire potentially between the sixth and eighth floors.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 614 W Superior Ave.

Aerial drone footage shows residual smoke and heat at the top of the building, but no active fire.

Two additional firefighters are being sent to assist on the fifth floor.

The main bulk of the fire is under control, and all civilians and workers are safely out of the building.

Firefighters are focusing efforts on the ceiling near the stairway on the sixth floor.

A drone deployed by firefighters shows no hot spots in the building.

Firefighters are pulling down the ceiling on the sixth floor to address fire above them.

Fire investigators are being dispatched to the scene to assist with the investigation.

Firefighters report the fire on the sixth floor is nearly under control.

According to firefighters, there's no fire on the seventh floor, but open elevator shafts are present.

Firefighters report progress in controlling the fire on the sixth floor.

Firefighters report flames in the hallway extending towards West 6th.

Crews report visible flames on both sides of the building and are assessing the number of rooms affected.

Firefighters are coordinating efforts to connect a standpipe kit on the fifth floor, avoiding external water flow.

Additional police units are requested to assist with managing the scene due to the building's size.

Police are requesting additional traffic cones to assist with road closures near the fire scene.

Police confirm Superior is blocked at West 3rd for westbound traffic; eastbound is already blocked at West 9th.

Police plan to block westbound traffic on Superior and West 3rd for emergency access.

Firefighters are preparing to deploy water to combat the flames.

Firefighters are staging on West 6th to manage the fire response.

Firefighters will block southbound traffic on West 6th St for safety and access.

According to firefighters, flames are nearing a window, indicating potential for further spread.

Firefighters may need to use eastbound lanes for equipment movement, suggesting additional traffic adjustments.

Firefighters identified the affected building as the Rockefeller Building.