Pittsburg, PA
Update: Firefighters quickly control 2-alarm fire at vacant restaurant in Pittsburg
PITTSBURG – Firefighters in Pittsburg on Tuesday rapidly managed a hearth that broke out at a vacant industrial constructing that after housed a restaurant.
Round 11:40 a.m., the Contra Costa County Fireplace Division stated the hearth was burning at a construction on the 2900 block of Harbor Road, not removed from Freeway 4. The fireplace had grown to 2 alarms.
Lower than an hour later, firefighters stated the hearth was out and the constructing was searched. No accidents had been reported.
In an replace Tuesday afternoon, investigators stated they’ve decided the hearth started in a storeroom. Investigators couldn’t rule out a attainable cooking fireplace as a trigger and that homeless individuals had been reported contained in the restaurant shortly earlier than the hearth.
Contra Costa firefighters stated the situation has seen “appreciable homeless exercise,” which included one other fireplace over the weekend.