A home in Shelton became uninhabitable after a fire on Sunday morning. Emergency crews responded to Day Break Lane around 9:20 a.m. to find heavy fire coming from three windows of a single-story structure.
Fire destroys home in Shelton; no injuries reported
A home in Shelton became uninhabitable after a fire on Sunday morning. Emergency crews responded to Day Break Lane around 9:20 a.m. to find heavy fire coming from three windows of a single-story structure.
The assistant fire chief reported a working structure fire upon arrival. Firefighters encountered high heat and significant hoarding conditions as they entered the home.
After clearing a path, crews extinguished the fire. Firefighters searched the interior for occupants but found none. A neighbor reported that all residents were accounted for in a house across the street.
No injuries were reported. The fire marshal is investigating the cause.
- The source does not state the names of the fire chief or fire marshal.
- The source does not identify the number of occupants or their names.
- The source does not state the approximate time when the fire was extinguished.
- The source does not provide details on the extent of the damage beyond the home being deemed uninhabitable.
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