High Springs Fire Department responds to Sunday pole-barn fire

High Springs Fire Department personnel work to extinguish the last of the flames.
High Springs Fire Department personnel work to extinguish the last of the flames.
Courtesy High Springs Fire Department

The High Springs Fire Department (HSFD) responded Sunday morning to a structure fire near NW 242nd Street and NW 190th Avenue, finding a 600-square-foot pole barn fully engulfed in flames.  

According to HSFD, several vehicles were inside the barn after firefighters arrived shortly after 5 a.m. 

“Crews launched an aggressive fire attack and successfully prevented the blaze from spreading to nearby homes,” a HSFD press release said.  

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No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation, the press release said.  

The fire required all High Springs units to respond, and Alachua County Fire Rescue Engine 21 also arrived on scene. The following units responded to the fire: HSFD Engine 29, HSFD Squad 29, HSFD Utility 29, ACFR Engine 21 and HSFD Chief of Department (2901). 

The High Springs Fire Department arrived to find the pole bark engulfed in flames.
Courtesy High Springs Fire Department The High Springs Fire Department arrived to find the pole bark engulfed in flames.
The pole barn contained several vehicles, and the cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Courtesy High Springs Fire Department The pole barn contained several vehicles, and the cause of the fire is still under investigation.

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