Popular on TelAve
- Human Resources Strategy Forum Celebrates 30 Years Empowering Leaders, Shaping the Next Generation of HR Innovators - 133
- Voices Rising Festival Celebrates Diversity in E. Islip, GRAMMY Governor LACHI performs!
- Allegiant Management Group Launches New Website Following Recent Rebranding
- Pikmykid School Messaging Empowering Schools Across the United States
- Dr. Stephen Shainbart, PHD, Highlights 5 Reasons to Discuss Family Therapy and Couples Counseling in Buffalo, NY
- The Enchanting Tree-Talking Wizards Are Back!
- Leading Arizona Real Estate Team Rebrands to SPACE, Marking a New Era in Real Estate Innovation
- AuthuSign Launches Mobile Web App, Empowering Users to Sign Documents on the Go
- Origination of Prince Oak's new alias and reasons of his change — the Eurasian Prince's newest nominal label is "Papa Eurasia"
- L-Strategies LLC terminates Angie Wong Miami Republican Committeewoman's contract with New Federal State of China NFSC
Similar on TelAve
- Crosby Tatum's "The People, United" heads to Georgia & New York City during 2024 US General Election Season
- Riggo Production Studio Delivers Film and Video Production to U.S. Army Central
- CCHR Backs UN & Senate Calls for DOJ Action on Coercive Psychiatric Practices
- K2 Integrity Appoints Justina Rousseau Senior Managing Director for Financial Crimes Risk Management Advisory Practice
- CCHR Wants Increased Consumer Awareness About "Prescriptions for Violence"
- Integris Composites Displays New Military Armor at AUSA 2024
- One Of The Largest Native American Burial Sites In The United States Moves A Step Closer To National Recognition
- Circumference Group Acquires Majority Stake in Visionary Integration Professionals
- CCHR Demands Justice for Victims of Psychiatric Fraud and Patient Sexual Abuse
- New Study Reveals Alarming Cardiac Risks Associated with Electroshock Treatment
Columbia Fire Department responds to commercial structure fire, Oct. 20
TelAve News/10844249
(COLUMBIA, MO) ~ On Sunday evening, the Columbia Fire Department responded to a commercial structure fire on Nebraska Avenue. The call came in at 8:16 p.m., and the first fire company arrived within five minutes.
Upon arrival, firefighters were met with heavy smoke and flames coming from a warehouse in the 500 block of Nebraska Avenue. They quickly forced entry into the building and were able to extinguish the fire within 20 minutes. Their swift actions also prevented the fire from spreading to nearby structures.
According to officials, the structure and its contents were valued at $750,000. However, thanks to the efforts of the Columbia Fire Department, the dollar loss was limited to approximately $200,000. Thirteen fire companies with a total of 23 firefighters responded to the scene.
The Columbia Fire Department remained on site for several hours to assist with the investigation and ensure that all hidden fires were extinguished. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported among firefighters or civilians.
More on TelAve News
After conducting a thorough investigation, Columbia Fire Marshals determined that this was an incendiary fire caused by human factors. It was revealed that an unhoused individual or individuals had been camping in the area where the fire originated. The exact cause of ignition is still unknown, but it is believed that it started outside of the building.
Due to this incident, authorities have requested assistance from the Columbia Police Department in their investigation. It was also discovered that there were no working smoke detectors or alarms inside the building.
In light of this event, the Columbia Fire Department would like to remind residents about the importance of having functioning smoke alarms in their homes. These devices can save lives and should be placed on every level of a home and outside sleeping areas. It is recommended to check smoke alarms monthly by pressing their test button and change batteries at least twice a year when adjusting clocks for Daylight Saving Time. Smoke alarms over 10 years old should be replaced immediately.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Columbia Fire Department or the Columbia Police Department.
Upon arrival, firefighters were met with heavy smoke and flames coming from a warehouse in the 500 block of Nebraska Avenue. They quickly forced entry into the building and were able to extinguish the fire within 20 minutes. Their swift actions also prevented the fire from spreading to nearby structures.
According to officials, the structure and its contents were valued at $750,000. However, thanks to the efforts of the Columbia Fire Department, the dollar loss was limited to approximately $200,000. Thirteen fire companies with a total of 23 firefighters responded to the scene.
The Columbia Fire Department remained on site for several hours to assist with the investigation and ensure that all hidden fires were extinguished. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported among firefighters or civilians.
More on TelAve News
- Balam and Transfera Unveil the World's First Remittance-as-a-Service Platform
- AI-driven money-saving tips: Black Friday shopping guide for 2024
- myStaze: Revolutionizing Live Music Streaming in the U.S. – Artists Earn 90% of Ticket Sales!
- Crosby Tatum's "The People, United" heads to Georgia & New York City during 2024 US General Election Season
- Terror Strikes - not if, but when, and Fight? Flight? Third option
After conducting a thorough investigation, Columbia Fire Marshals determined that this was an incendiary fire caused by human factors. It was revealed that an unhoused individual or individuals had been camping in the area where the fire originated. The exact cause of ignition is still unknown, but it is believed that it started outside of the building.
Due to this incident, authorities have requested assistance from the Columbia Police Department in their investigation. It was also discovered that there were no working smoke detectors or alarms inside the building.
In light of this event, the Columbia Fire Department would like to remind residents about the importance of having functioning smoke alarms in their homes. These devices can save lives and should be placed on every level of a home and outside sleeping areas. It is recommended to check smoke alarms monthly by pressing their test button and change batteries at least twice a year when adjusting clocks for Daylight Saving Time. Smoke alarms over 10 years old should be replaced immediately.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Columbia Fire Department or the Columbia Police Department.
0 Comments
Latest on TelAve News
- Consumer Focus Evolves: Emphasis on Sustainability Amid Ongoing Inflation
- U.S. Beauty and Personal Care Market Booming with Rising Demand for Natural and Organic Products
- Deliberately.ai Set to Launch AI-Powered Legal Platform for Personal Law
- CCHR Backs UN & Senate Calls for DOJ Action on Coercive Psychiatric Practices
- Doge Social Network Debuts: The Ultimate Platform for Social Posts, Blogs, and Earning Opportunities
- Free Luma Expands Inspiration with Launch of Kids Sizes for Popular RFID Bracelets
- New AI World Record! Startup Zenodelic.ai improves LLMs' understanding of the human mind!
- LCC Asia Pacific Celebrates Milestone with 550th Edition of Engineering & Industrial Services Sector Weekly Research Report
- Brooklyn Artist Allison Eden Studios Creates Presidential Portraits For Auction To Predict Election Results
- Arthur Murray Dance Studio of Denville: Dance Your Way to Joy and Confidence in North Jersey
- Arthur Murray Dance Studio of Napa: Discover the Joy of Dance in Wine Country
- Better Termite & Pest Control Marks 56 Years of Fall Pest Protection
- Halloween Spending Surge Drives U.S. Holiday Economy Growth in 2024
- People are Having Millions of Conversations with Friends and Family About Voting in the 2024 Election
- 5 Questions to Always Ask Roofing Companies in Memphis Before Hiring Them
- Lifesaving Portable, AI Augmented Cardiac Monitoring Technology Poised for Commercial Launch Under New Industry Leader: Heartbeam: Stock Symbol: BEAT
- KeysCaribbean Extends Advance Purchase Rate Discount Offer
- Kenneth Carnesi, Sr. COO Anaptyx Honored with 2024 Global Recognition Award
- Mount Dora Craft Fair and Plant Festival set to go on after hurricane hit
- ConverzAI Accelerates Industry Transformation with Groundbreaking AI-Powered Virtual Recruiters