More than 30 residents were displaced after a fire at an apartment building in Aurora on Sunday, tweeted the Red Cross.
No one was injured in the fire, which occurred just after 3 p.m. at an apartment complex located at 1549 Nome Street, said Lt. Laure Bridges, a spokeswoman with Aurora Fire Rescue.
The fire started from a grill that was being used on the balcony of one of the apartments. At least two of the building’s 34 units were damaged after the fire reached the attic. The fire is now under control, Bridges said.
The is assisting more than 30 residents displaced after an apartment fire in today. Thanks to our awesome volunteers for their quick response! We are providing for any of the residents immediate needs including medical and mental health
— American Red Cross of Colorado and Wyoming (@COWYRedCross)
