(Updated at 10:20 p.m.) A fire broke out in the basement of a house in Arlington’s Williamsburg neighborhood tonight.
Firefighters were dispatched to the home, on the 6200 block of 30th Street N., shortly before 9 p.m. Fire was reported in the basement, with extension to the first floor of the house.
The fire was brought under control within about 15 minutes. There were no reports of injuries but extensive damage, including a collapsed floor, was reported.
#Photos from the fire earlier tonight on the 6200 block of 30th Street N. #ACFD pic.twitter.com/dcoIe4K6gs
— Arlington Fire & EMS (@ArlingtonVaFD) August 31, 2016
https://twitter.com/LincolnACFD/status/770797760551333888
*WORKING FIRE* 6200 BLK N. 30th St. E106 with heavy fire from a basement w/ extension to 1st floor.
— Arlington Professional Firefighters (@IAFF2800) August 31, 2016
*UPDATE* 6200 BLK N. 30th St. Fire knocked. Searches negative. Extensive overhaul w/ floor collapses on #1 floor. #ACFD
— Arlington Professional Firefighters (@IAFF2800) August 31, 2016
#Update: Fire has been knocked down and searches on all floors were negative. RIT Level 1 on scene.
— Arlington Fire & EMS (@ArlingtonVaFD) August 31, 2016
Photos courtesy Andrew Pang, @LincolnACFD
