
Getting lots of messages:
“Looks like a big fire by Trinity Washington University area. Any word?”
“Something on fire near North Capitol and Michigan.”
Updates when more is known.

Update: Looks like a row house fire:


Getting lots of messages:
“Looks like a big fire by Trinity Washington University area. Any word?”
“Something on fire near North Capitol and Michigan.”
Updates when more is known.

Update: Looks like a row house fire:


1214 Wisconsin Ave, NW
Thanks to James for sending: “Looks like Goorin Brother’s hats building had quite the fire last night.”
Working Fire 1200 block Wisconsin Ave NW. Fire 2nd floor 3 story commercial building. No injuries reported.
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) December 15, 2017
Images from the Wisconsin Ave. NW Fire. pic.twitter.com/SDx1S2rWdF
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) December 15, 2017
1 firefighter with minor injuries is being transported from the Wisconsin Ave. Fire. pic.twitter.com/ITryZH4noF
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) December 15, 2017

4930 Connecticut Ave, NW

Georgia/7th and Florida Ave, NW
Thanks to Sabrina for sending at 2:23pm. DCFD reported:
“Box Alarm 600 Blk Florida Ave NW. Fire in restaurant ductwork. Fire contained. No injs.”

“View from Shaw/Howard” photo by Kati
Kati reports:
“fire somewhere along the 14th St corridor?”
Daniel reports:
“huge fire happening near Logan circle. Could hear explosions and can see the flames from 4 blocks away. DCFD on the way now.”
Updates as more is known.
Update: Brent also reports: “explosion (4 popping sounds) off Logan Circle /13th Street.”
And David reports it’s at the building at the corner of Vermont/12th and Q Street, NW:
“Heard an explosion then the fire trucks. The deck is on fire.”

Aftermath by noname
Our investigators have determined the 2 Alarm fire was of accidental origin, due to an electrical malfunction. #DCsBravest pic.twitter.com/RVhQpJLdr7
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) October 5, 2017
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Photo by Chris Smith
Continue to extinguish pockets of fire. Some units taking break after exhausting interior firefight. Approx 20 units & 100 FFs operating. pic.twitter.com/g3hWWpehB4
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) September 27, 2017
2nd Alarm structure is large 4 story embassy building. We continue to battle the fire from interior. Still no injuries. #DCsBravest pic.twitter.com/7yfr41a4CI
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) September 27, 2017
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Photo by Mathias.
“car on fire in brightwood park at Piney Branch and Sheridan. no one knows where the owner is…”

Photo via DC Fire and EMS @dcfireems
Plain and simple.
From MPD:
“House Fire-1700 block Buchanan ST NE
This morning at approximately 12:30 AM, Fourth District Officers came upon a house on fire. The two officers entered the burning building and saved the two elderly residents. The officers and the residents were transported to a local hospital where they are being treated for non life-threatening injuries.”
Buchanan St fire under control. 1 civilian serious injs, 2nd civ & 2 MPD officers non life threatening injuries. All tx. Fire was 1st flr. pic.twitter.com/UAZMV8WoFC
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) August 3, 2017

1509 17th Street, NW
Ed. Note: In November 2014 the Komi building was damaged by fire.
Blair reports:
“About 11:50pm tonight (Sunday), during the craziest part of the rain storm I heard a really loud buzzing noise. I saw my lights flicker so looked out the window to see white flames shooting out (in time with the buzzing) from underneath the stairs below Komi at Happy Cleaner.
I immediately called 911 and the fire department arrived within 2 minutes. The fire never got out of the basement level.
It’s been over an hour and Pepco is now on the scene. After the first five minutes the vibe appears to be calm and under control. Happy to report the FD was super quick to respond.
You can see the electrical flame filling the basement area.”
Working fire 200 block Morgan St NW. Heavy fire showing rear 2 story row dwelling
— DC Fire and EMS (@dcfireems) July 18, 2017

Via google maps
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