Two families were displaced from their Trenton homes Friday in a two-alarm fire caused by an electrical failure.
TRENTON - Two families were displaced from their homes Friday when a two-alarm fire ripped through a Chestnut Avenue row home, the Trenton fire department said.
Trenton Fire Department file photo.Battalion Chief Richard Seeds said the fire was sparked by an electrical equipment failure. The fire was reported at about 1:15 p.m.
Seeds said the house was located in the middle of a row of four. No injuries were reported by the fire department.
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Sees said it took 30 minutes for city firefighters to bring the blaze under control.
No further information was available Sunday.
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