Overnight fire engulfs home in Mahopac, no injuries reported
With the main water source situated over a mile away, mutual aid with tankers and relay hoses were necessary to transport water to the fire.
Share:
More Stories
0:27
White Plains and Northern Westchester Hospitals given 'A' grades for patient safety
2ds ago0:41
Sen. Gillibrand announces passage of new bill to fight fentanyl crisis
2ds ago0:53
Health care workers picket outside Phelps Hospital demanding better conditions
2ds ago0:39
DEC: Bloomingburg taking ‘corrective action’ to fix major sewage leak into Shawangunk Kill
2ds ago2:47
Fitness in Four: Build strength for the summer
2ds ago3:17
be Well: Myths about seasonal allergies
2ds ago0:27
White Plains and Northern Westchester Hospitals given 'A' grades for patient safety
2ds ago0:41
Sen. Gillibrand announces passage of new bill to fight fentanyl crisis
2ds ago0:53
Health care workers picket outside Phelps Hospital demanding better conditions
2ds ago0:39
DEC: Bloomingburg taking ‘corrective action’ to fix major sewage leak into Shawangunk Kill
2ds ago2:47
Fitness in Four: Build strength for the summer
2ds ago3:17
be Well: Myths about seasonal allergies
2ds agoA home in Mahopac was destroyed by fire overnight.
Mahopac Falls Fire Chief Dan Meury says that they received a call just before 2 a.m. concerning a fire on Old Bullet Hole Road.
Upon reaching the scene, responders found the house entirely consumed by flames.
The firefighting effort posed challenges due to the remote location of the house. With the main water source situated over a mile away, mutual aid with tankers and relay hoses were necessary to transport water to the fire.
It took approximately 60-75 firefighters about an hour and a half to put out the flames.
The occupants were outside the residence when the crews arrived, and no injuries were reported.
Meury stated that an investigation into the fire's cause is ongoing. There are no indications of suspicious activity at this time.
Lisa's 5:30 a.m. report
Lisa's 6:30 a.m. report
Lisa's 7 a.m. report
Lisa's 7:30 a.m. report
Lisa's 8 a.m. report
