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Londonderry Firefighters battle an apartment fire

Londonderry Firefighters battle an apartment fire

Photo: Saga Communications/Londonderry NH Fire Department


LONDONDERRY N.H. – Londonderry Firefighters responded to a 911 call Thursday afternoon following a report for an unknown odor in the building at 1 Charleston Ave.

Upon arrival crews entered the building and reported a smoke condition on the first floor and activated the fire alarm to evacuate the remainder of the building.

Crews were able to locate a fire burning in a wall between two apartments and were able to quickly open up and extinguish.

No injuries were reported.  The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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