Several agencies respond to late Friday night structure fire in Smiths Station
Fire personnel from across eastern Lee County had an eventful night after a fire broke out at a residence in Smiths Station.
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Smiths Station Fire Protection District say they responded to a residential structure fire last night and were on scene within 8 minutes of being dispatched, and brought the fire under control within 25 minutes of the first crews arrival.
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The fire occurred on Lamb Road, also known as County Road 242, in the 2100 block. There were no injuries to the resident or firefighters.
Deputies with the Lee County Sheriff’s Office Alabama and medical personnel with EAMC ETS evaluated the occupant as a precaution.
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“Beulah Fire Department and Salem Volunteer Fire Department responded with multiple apparatus and personnel to assist with controlling the fire,” according to the fire protection district. “Lee County, Alabama Emergency Management Agency responded to provide rehab supplies and scene lighting.”
No injuries were reported to any occupants or emergency personnel.
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