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Recruits help knock down fire at Cincinnati commercial building

Recruits help knock down fire at Cincinnati commercial building
Recruits help knock down fire at Cincinnati commercial building

A business near the Cincinnati Museum Center caught fire Friday afternoon.

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A business near the Cincinnati Museum Center caught fire Friday afternoon.

Cincinnati Assistant Fire Chief Matt Flagler said 911 calls started coming in from the parking lot of the Museum Center just after 2:30 p.m.

Flagler said there was fire and smoke coming from the roof of the building on Dalton Street.

Recruits help knock down fire at Cincinnati commercial building

They got the fire knocked down in about 20 minutes. The fire was in some heating equipment and got into insulation.

Most of the damage inside the business was due to smoke and water.

About 20 people were inside at the time and got out safely. No one was hurt.

Extra crews were called in due to the heat. Some of them were fire recruits preparing for graduation Saturday.

Read full story on WKRC Cincinnati

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