5-Alarm Fire Spreads to 12 Rowhomes in SW Baltimore
Disaster Alert
April 23, 2021
Source: WBAL NBC 11
Approximate area reportedly sustaining structural damage:
Maryland
– Carrollton Ridge, Baltimore (Baltimore County, 21223)
*Homes reportedly burned on South Fulton Avenue and Ramsay Street
Wind causes fires to spread to other homes in Carrollton Ridge
NOTE: This has NOT yet been declared a FEMA Major Disaster.
BALTIMORE — Fire spread across a southwest Baltimore neighborhood Friday afternoon, escalating to five alarms before firefighters put it out.
Twelve rowhomes were damaged, leaving two families homeless.
No civilians were injured, but a firefighter was taken to a hospital and is expected to be OK.
The fire was quite the sight to see and had residents talking.
“Just seen, you know, it’s a lot of smoke, got them flames, those flames was really high,” said Amanda, a Carrollton Ridge resident.
Many neighbors in Carrollton Ridge saw the fire spread to multiple rowhomes on multiple streets.
“It jumped from another house because it was fire on Fulton and it jumped, I guess, to the roof on one of the houses on my block,” Raymond, a Carrollton Ridge resident.
“I just saw the big flame (it) was smoke in the air, black smoke in the air, so I just came outside and saw the fire and I walked down the street and saw another fire,” a Carrollton Ridge resident.
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