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Fire around 8am in Adams Morgan


2100 block of 18th Street, NW

Thanks to Manny for sending: “Electrical fire at AdMo dentist on 18th St earlier. Has since been put out.

Pepco still out here working. 18th is blocked between Wyoming and California still. Fire occurred around 8 am.”

DC Fire and EMS reported: “Box Alarm: 2100 Block of 18th Street NW – Electrical meters on fire at basement level of a three story row house.

Update Box Alarm 2100 block 18th St NW. Electrical meters continue to burn & arc at basement level. No structural extension. Unable to extinguish until @PepcoConnect isolates power. No injuries reported.”

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