Investigation ongoing after residential fire in Guelph
Posted Mar 9, 2021 06:08:00 PM.
The investigation is ongoing after a residential fire in Guelph on Tuesday morning.
Officials confirmed it happened on Steffler Drive, just before 10:30 a.m.
No injuries were reported, and four residents and their pets got out safely.
However, one person was taken to hospital as a precaution for potential smoke inhalation.
Monty Armstrong, Deputy Fire Chief of Administration, said damage was mostly contained to the second floor.
There's no cost estimate currently available.
Deputy Fire Chief Monty Armstrong tells @570NEWS the fire is now out and the investigation is ongoing. No injuries reported (residents and pets got out safely) – but one person was sent to hospital as a precaution for potential smoke inhalation. https://t.co/cyWycYVEP5
— Erin Anderson (@erinbailey_a) March 9, 2021
