GLOUCESTER, Va. – The Gloucester Volunteer Fire and Rescue Squad (GVFRS) says crews responded to a large fire in an effort that spanned three hours.
Personnel responded to the working structure fire at 11:12 p.m. on Wednesday, April 26. The scene was located off Lord Carrington Drive.
When crews arrived, they found heavy flames on the second floor and attic area. The response effort included five engines, a tanker, a rescue truck and a medic unit.
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The Mathews Volunteer Fire Department (MVFD) also aided in the response and brought a tanker and an engine to help.
Units were on scene for three hours, according to GVFRS.
Because of the size of the fire the Gloucester Volunteer Fire & Rescue Squad requested aid from MVFD. Chief JD Clements told News 3 they're currently low on personnel and are looking for volunteers. If you're interested contact GVFRS.
