An electric bike caught fire Saturday morning in Millsboro, setting fire to a garage, and prompting the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company to respond in high floodwaters.
The Georgetown Fire Company responded to a woods fire in the 300 block of North Railroad Avenue around 8 p.m., where officials say flames had reached an abandoned garage.
A trailer home is destroyed after neighbors heard a loud boom and flames, according to the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company.
HOUSTON, Del. - The Delaware State Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating a Kent County house fire on Monday.
The Georgetown Fire Company, the Millsboro Fire Company, the Ellendale Fire Company and Georgetown EMS responded to reports of a house fire on Wednesday, February 25 around 9:29 p.m. in the 400 block of Robinson Street.
The Indian River Volunteer Fire Company says there was a trailer fire in Millsboro on Nov. 30, destroying a mobile home. It was the second trailer fire in the town this weekend.
On the morning of November 28, several fire companies were alerted to assist the Millsboro Fire company with a trailer fire on Oak Street in the area of Mount Joy Road.
The Fire Marshal's Office says shortly after 9:30 p.m. on November 15, the Laurel Fire Department and other assisting mutual aid fire companies arrived on scene in the 32000 block of Sussex Highway. There they found a single family home with fire and smoke showing. The home was occupied at the time of the fire, but firefighters were able to enter the home and remove an unresponsive man. Firefighters and EMS immediately began performing life saving measures before transporting the man to an area hospital. He is currently in critical condition.
The Indian River Volunteer Fire Co. said they were alerted to a medical emergency with burns the morning of Oct. 25, but then was upgraded to a residential structure fire in Millsboro.
Crews put out fires on four boats at the marina near Angola.
