An early morning fire at an apartment building on the 300 block of N. Potomac Circle in Aurora is now under control, according to Aurora Fire Rescue. Officials reported no injuries and said firefighters remained on scene to secure the structure and track down any lingering hotspots.
What Aurora Fire Rescue Posted
In a brief update on X early Thursday, Aurora Fire Rescue reported, "Update: The fire is under control," noting that firefighters were working a scene in the 300 block of N. Potomac Circle. The department added that there were no reported injuries tied to the blaze, according to Aurora Fire Rescue.
Response And How To Reach The Department
Crews from Aurora Fire Rescue were listed as the primary responders to the apartment fire. The City of Aurora's Fire Rescue page outlines the department's stations, equipment, and key contact numbers. For emergencies, officials urge residents to call 911, while the department's main line and media contacts are available for non-emergency questions, according to the City of Aurora Fire Rescue.
Guidance For Nearby Residents
People living near N. Potomac Circle can expect to see emergency vehicles in the area and may run into traffic delays while firefighters wrap up their work. If you are in the neighborhood, follow directions from first responders and steer clear of the immediate scene until officials give the all-clear.
This story will be updated if Aurora Fire Rescue or the City of Aurora releases more information about damage, the cause of the fire, or any related evacuations. For the latest, keep an eye on Aurora Fire Rescue's X account and the City of Aurora's online news updates.
