A residential fire on Elliott Drive in Murfreesboro has led to serious damage, making a home there uninhabitable. The incident occurred on Tuesday night and required the response of Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department. Smoke was reported by a woman who was arriving at the home, prompting the emergency call, according to WSMV.
Upon their arrival, Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department units encountered heavy smoke pouring from the home's vents. The fire, originating on or near the back porch, was quickly extinguished by firefighters, which helped to contain the damage and prevent it from reaching other areas of the structure. One man was found inside the residence at the time of the fire and was subsequently transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center for treatment, as reported by WSMV and confirmed by Rutherford Source.
Details about the man’s condition were not immediately available, but the impact of the fire was clear. The Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department said the home is unlivable. The American Red Cross has been contacted to help the homeowner, officials said
The Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating to find out what caused the fire. No additional details have been released at this time. While the fire is out and the danger has passed, the incident is a reminder of how quickly a home can be affected by unexpected events, as emphasized by WKRN.
