AURORA | Firefighters are working to extinguish a two-alarm fire reported on the second story of a three-story office building in the 2600 block of South Parker Road.
“A fire has been reported in the building and the incident Commander has requested a second alarm response,” Aurora Fire and Rescue officials said in a tweet at about 4:30 p.m. “Please avoid the area of Parker Rd and Yale as we have units incoming to the area.”
Firefighters said the fire was extinguished by about 5 p.m. and there were no reported injuries.
“While the fire is now under control, much of the building is still filled with smoke,” fire officials said in a tweet. “Firefighters continue to search for people and pets throughout the building.”
Smoke affected much of the building, officials said.
“Two office units involved in the fire and other offices are impacted by water and smoke damage,” according to firefighter officials. “Firefighters stopped the fire and an entire wing of the building remains unaffected.”






How does that fire gethat big in an office building? No smoke alarms for early warning?
Accelerants = arson?
Every homeowner today should have a working smoke alarm on each level of their home and a working CO (carbon monoxide) alarm. Replace battery when the alarm begins to chirp the low battery warning. Replacing athe time change is often unneeded and wa$teful.