A fire at an apartment complex in Northwest Dallas caused multiple homes to also catch fire on Saturday morning, officials said.
High winds caused the entire structure was to become involved in the blaze, prompting officials to dispatch second and third alarm responses, officials said.
According to officials, upwards of 70 firefighters used ground lines and ladder pipes to bring the fire under control, but not before the building suffered a total collapse.According to officials, the fire at the apartment complex also caused multiple house fires when the wind blew embers into a nearby community.
Officials said additional resources were dispatched to Larga, Fontana and Espanola Drives, where at least 6 homes suffered fire damage. One home, located at 9637 Larga Drive, suffered severe fire damage, officials said. Another home, located on the corner of Fontana and Larga, lost an RV/camper behind the home.
According to officials, no injuries were reported from any of the fires, and residents who were displaced were able to find refuge with family living nearby.
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