Columbia Fire Department responds to commercial structure fire, Aug. 4

(COLUMBIA, MO) ~ Columbia Fire Department (CFD) companies were called to a commercial structure fire on Tuesday, Aug. 4 at 4 p.m. in the 200 block of South Providence Road. Upon arrival, CFD found a single-story commercial structure engulfed in smoke and flames.

The firefighters acted quickly, deploying a hose line to contain the fire and prevent further damage to the interior of the building. As additional companies arrived, they began searching for any potential victims inside the structure.

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Due to the extreme heat in the region, incident commanders requested more companies and EMS crews to assist with personnel rotation and hydration. Two firefighters were evaluated for heat-related illnesses, but no civilian injuries were reported.

To combat the intense heat, personnel were rotated to a designated location where they could cool off and focus on staying hydrated. The incident was brought under control within 20 minutes of CFD's arrival.

A total of 11 fire companies, five chief officers, and one safety captain with a team of 42 personnel responded to the scene. Thanks to their swift actions and teamwork, the fire was contained and no major injuries were reported.

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