FIRES NEWS ONTARIO

Ontario Firefighters Knock Down Apartment Fire

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Ontario Firefighters knocked down a fire on the second story of an apartment building Saturday afternoon. Firefighters rushed to the ReNew Mills Apartments at 551 E Riverside Drive in Ontario around 3:15pm.

The fire burned an apartment unit on the second story of the ReNew Mills Complex in Ontario. PHOTO: Shaun Ochsner/INLANDNEWS

The fire appeared to have burned an apartment unit on the second story of one of the buildings. Everyone got out safely and firefighters had the fire knocked down in less than 20 minutes.

An Ontario Fire Department Ladder truck has it’s ladder extended to the roof of the second story apartment unit that burned. PHOTO: Shaun Ochsner/INLANDNEWS

The cause is under investigation.  

INLANDNEWS STAFF

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