Inferno in Lyons: Newark Volunteer Fire Department Battles Raging Blaze as Dramatic Photos Emerge
A massive blaze tore through a building in Lyons, sending thick plumes of smoke billowing into the sky and drawing an urgent response from the Newark Volunteer Fire Department.
Crews rushed to the scene after reports of heavy smoke and visible flames engulfing the structure. Dramatic photos shared by the department show firefighters working aggressively to contain the inferno, battling intense heat and challenging conditions. Towering flames could be seen shooting from the building as emergency vehicles lined the area, lights flashing against a backdrop of dark smoke.
Authorities have not yet released details about what sparked the fire, and the extent of the damage remains unclear. Firefighters were seen deploying multiple hoses and coordinating efforts from different angles in an attempt to prevent the blaze from spreading to nearby properties.
Their swift response appears to have been crucial in bringing the situation under control.
Residents in the surrounding area reported smelling smoke from blocks away and described a tense atmosphere as crews worked to contain the flames. Some nearby roads were temporarily closed to allow emergency responders full access to the scene.
At this time, there have been no confirmed reports of injuries. Officials are expected to conduct a full investigation once the fire is completely extinguished and the scene is deemed safe.
The Newark Volunteer Fire Department continues to monitor the situation and is urging the public to avoid the area while crews remain on site. Updates are expected as more information becomes available about the cause of the blaze and the impact on the building.
This is a developing story.
