Early morning fire engulfs Warren County home

In the early hours of Tuesday morning, a structure fire broke out in the 5700 block of Gibson Road, prompting a swift response from Warren County Fire Units. The incident was reported to Warren County 911 at approximately 2:36 a.m., leading to the dispatch of multiple fire engines to the scene.

According to Jeff Riggs, spokesperson for the Warren County Fire Service, Fire Engines 302 and 303 from Fisher Ferry, along with Engine 205 from Culkin, swiftly arrived at the location. The responding units consisted of members from Fisher Ferry, Letourneau, and Culkin.

Upon assuming command of fire ground operations, Lieutenant Neal Pryor quickly assessed the situation. Lt. Pryor reported that the structure was already fully involved in flames, causing extensive damage to the building. According to Riggs, no one was residing in the home at the time of the fire. However, the home’s utilities remained active during the incident.

Units remained on scene for three hours combating the blaze and protecting possible exposures. Despite the swift response by firefighters, the home was a complete loss.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation. No injuries were reported.