Firefighters from seven fire departments in Sheboygan County, Wisconsin responded to a house fire at 1115 Center Avenue in the Village of Oostburg on Sunday, March 15th.
Firefighters from Oostburg, Cedar Grove, Town of Wilson, Waldo, City of Sheboygan Falls, Haven and Adell responded to the scene.
All of the occupants got out safely and no one was reported injured. There was extensive damage to the rear of the residence.
A dog was reportedly killed in a house fire Wednesday afternoon (2/25/15) in Howards Grove, located in northern Sheboygan County, Wisconsin.
The fire was reported just after 2:30 PM on South Washington Drive in the Village of Howards Grove after the homeowner returned to find heavy smoke from the back of the house. Firefighters reported flames coming from the kitchen window and a deceased dog was recovered. The cause of the fire is not yet known.
Fire departments from Howards Grove, Ada, Franklin, Haven, Elkhart Lake and the Town of Sheboygan responded to the house fire.
Sheboygan, Wisconsin firefighters extinguished a vehicle fire on Tuesday, January 27th on the city’s south side near the Sheboygan Paper Box Company.
Engine 1, Rescue 3, Med 3, Battalion Chief responded to the scene. The fire occurred at the time when a communications tower failed, causing radio problems for the police and fire departments.
Firefighters from 14 fire departments battled a four-alarm structure fire in near zero temperatures in the Village of Cascade, Wisconsin.
The call came in at 10:07 AM on Monday, January 5th at 504 Madison Avenue, which is the location of Arbuckle Floral. The 911 caller reported the apartment was filling with smoke according to the Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Office. The structure is a mixed-use with apartments over a floral shop. Fire departments were still on-scene 5 hours later including: Cascade, Adell, Batavia, Beechwood, Cedar Grove, Elkhart Lake, Greenbush, Plymouth, Waldo, Oostburg, City of Sheboygan Falls, Town of Sheboygan Falls, Town of Wilson and Boltonville.
One firefighter was injured. It is unknown how the firefighter was injured or the extent of his injuries.
Two residents were treated for smoke inhalation and a firefighter suffered an ankle injury at a house fire early Sunday morning (11-16-14) in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
The first engine on-scene found all of the four residents safely outside the two-story home where they could see smoke and flames on the second floor. Firefighters quickly began to attack the fire.
A firefighter suffered an ankle injury after slipping on ice.
