Wilson, NY – A home on Harris Avenue in the Town of Wilson sustained fire and smoke damage Monday afternoon after a blaze broke out near the chimney area, according to the Niagara County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputy B. Proch was on patrol around 1:49 p.m. when he noticed heavy black smoke coming from 3654 Harris Avenue. The deputy reportedly tried to extinguish the fire using a portable fire extinguisher but was unsuccessful.
According to officials, the homeowner was able to safely evacuate without injury. Fire personnel from the Ransomville Volunteer Fire Company, South Wilson Volunteer Fire Company, and Youngstown Volunteer Fire Company arrived soon after and successfully put out the fire.
Deputies Proch and M. Clarke, along with Lieutenant J. Austin, assisted on scene. The Niagara County Fire Investigation Unit is reviewing the cause of the incident.
No injuries were reported, though the home suffered visible fire and smoke damage. Authorities said no further details were immediately available as of Monday evening.
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