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Three Firefighters Injured After Battling Blaze At Westchester Home

Three firefighters were injured battling a blaze in a Westchester home filled with clutter and junk.The fire took place around 3:56 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 23, at a single-family home located on the 100 block of Scott Avenue in Yonkers, said D…

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Three Firefighters Injured After Battling Blaze At Westchester Home

Three Firefighters Injured After Battling Blaze At Westchester Home
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Yonkers residents forced to evacuate after high-rise building condemned following 4-alarm fire

In addition, these residents have no idea if their rent payments will be reimbursed. Jane Thomas, 88, who packed just one bag and her medication, had to walk down 22 flights of stairs because elevators were down. We have elderly people. We have pregnant young ladies. Management has not been here to speak to anyone, resident Monique Jones said. Other residents didn t want to vacate the building because their doors were kicked in by firefighters, and they can t lock before leaving to sleep elsewhere. However the was some resolution Thursday. The Police Athletic League (PAL) stepped up and offered residents a chance to sleep in an auditorium.

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Four-Alarm Westchester Blaze Sees Dramatic Rescues, Residents Jumping From Balconies

Read / Add Comments Firefighters battled a four-alarm blaze and saved three residents trapped in a third-floor apartment building in Westchester County that left 20 apartments uninhabitable. The fire took place around 6 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 6, at 1 Glenwood Ave., in Yonkers, said Yonkers Fire Department Deputy Chief Joseph Citrone. Arriving fire crews saw heavy fire coming from a third-floor apartment. Three residents were rescued by an outside ladder from one of the crews, Citrone said. The fire started inside a third-floor apartment and when the resident fled, the apartment door was not closed and the fire spread to the entire hallway causing a blowtorch effect that took numerous companies to extinguish, he added.

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