Firefighters battle Greenfield home fire
By Mark Branham
Greenfield
Fire crews responded to a report of a structure fire just before 11 p.m. at 1032 Mirabeau St. in Greenfield Wednesday.
Upon arriving at the two-story frame house, firefighters discovered heavy smoke and flames shooting from the roof at the rear of the house.
Firefighters immediately attacked the fire in the rear as crews on the front roof of the house started working to provide ventilation. Even as temperatures hovered around 18 degrees, the firefighters had few problems in laying their supply lines from the hydrant and getting this fire under control.
After battling the fire for almost an hour, the flames were finally extinguished just before midnight.
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Homeowners Roger and Cheryl Puckett reported the fire.
There were no injuries reported from the occupants or the emergency responders who battled the fire.
Paint Creek EMS and Fire, Stations 1 and 2 responded to the scene and called for station 300 from Leesburg to assist.
The Greenfield Police Department was also on scene.
The Red Cross was contacted to assist the victims of the fire as everything was lost in the residence.