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Fire crews battled a fire in Buford this afternoon.(Buford, Ga., Dec. 18, 2025) – Firefighters responded at 3:44 p.m. to multiple 911 callers reporting an apartment fire at the Plantation Ridge Apartments at 1022 Level Creek Road in Buford. The 911 caller advised that there was a fire behind their apartment unit, and the fire was spreading to the second floor. The 911 callers advised dispatch that people were evacuating the apartments.  Medical crews on the scene were utilized for firefighter rehabilitation. There were no injuries found on the scene. Fire Investigators responded to the scene for cause and fire determination. The…

(Snellville, Ga., Dec. 14, 2025) – Firefighters responded at 1:04 a.m. to reports of a house fire at the 3000 block of Jonathan Court in Snellville. The 911 caller advised that the neighbor’s house was on fire, and his wife was still inside the home.Two adults were affected and displaced by the fire. The American Red Cross was requested by the homeowner.For more information, click Bit.ly/SnellvilleFire2025 

In the early morning hours today, firefighters arrived on scene to a large blaze that devastated one home and displaced three adults at the 2700 block of Peachtree Walk in Duluth. Luckily, our firefighters quickly extinguished the flames using four hose lines, and everyone who was home at the time of the fire was able to escape. No injuries were found on the scene, and the cause of this fire was accidental. Please ensure to extinguish all fire after burning, especially before going to bed. To see when you can burn in Gwinnett County, visit: Bit.ly/BurnDaysForGwinnett

(Norcross,GA., October 12, 2025), Firefighters responded at 2:46 p.m. to a neighbor's report of an apartment fire at the Reserve at Gwinnett apartments at 1780 Graves Road NW in Norcross. No occupants were in the apartment at the time of the incident, and they stated they were out at the park all day. The Firefighters on the scene found the fire started on the deck; the source is undetermined. No injuries were reported, and the fire displaced sixty occupants, who will receive assistance from the American Red Cross and apartment management.Afternoon apartment fire in Norcross displaces sixty residents.News :  bit.ly/NorcrossFire 

Firefighters responded at 3:45 a.m. on 21-Sep-2025 to a house fire on the 900 block of Overlook Path Way SE, Lawrenceville. Fire units arrived and found a two-story residential structure with heavy fire coming from the garage area. Gwinnett County Police relayed the location of the possible trapped victim to firefighters. Firefighters deployed a hose line and a 24-foot extension ladder to a second-story window on the front of the house for rescue. Firefighters made entry through the window and searched the room. During the search, they located a victim and brought them back out of the window and to…

Firefighters responded to a home that caught fire in Duluth at the 4200 block of Creek Hollow Way. The occupant of the home was "sweating pipes" when they noticed smoke and flames. Firefighters used three hose lines to extinguish the fire. Thankfully, there were no injuries on the scene. Remember, a fire can happen at any time in your home. Make sure everyone in your home knows and has practiced the fire escape plan to ensure you all get out safely. For more Images : 

Our fire crews responded to the 900 block of Winding Down Way in Grayson for a house fire. A large fire in the attic caused significant damage to the home. Everyone was able to escape safely without injury. Please make sure your home has working smoke alarms and check the battery multiple times a year. For More Images : 

Firefighters responded to this early morning house fire in Norcross. At 6:00 a.m. on 06-Sep, firefighters responded to a report of a house fire on the 1000 block of Riva Ridge Drive NW in Norcross. The complainant informed 911 call takers that her house was on fire, and her father was trapped inside. For more images :   For more details, please visit Bit.ly/RivaRidgeFire09062025

Our firefighters responded to a house fire this afternoon at 2:44 p.m. due to improperly discarded smoking material. Fire crews used two hose lines to fully extinguish the fire at the 1500 block of New Hope Road in Lawrenceville. Please ensure your smoke alarms are working and in your home; they could save your life. For more Images :