“The fire was quickly extinguished,” he said. “The structure sustained heavy fire damage to the second floor.”
Justin Roark, who was driving by the apartment building and noticed smoke coming from the building, according to our news partners WCPO. He had entered the building and helped the people inside.
The city received mutual aid from Liberty and Fairfield townships, and the Red Cross was contacted to assist with the three displaced residents.
No injuries were reported.
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