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Fire in York County destroys mobile home, displaces owner and dogs

According to fire officials, a mobile home is completely destroyed following an early morning fire in York County that has displaced one man and his two dogs.
Credit: Devon Crumling
House fire on the 100 block of W. Gay Street

YORK, Pa. — An early morning fire in York County has completely destroyed a mobile home and displaced one man and his two dogs. 

On March 16, crews responded to reports of a structure fire on the 100 block of West Gay Street in Windsor Borough just before 1 a.m.  

York 911 Dispatch confirmed there were no injuries and the scene was quickly upgraded to a working fire.

Also according to dispatch, the fire was marked under control by 1:30 a.m. 

Fire officials confirmed the fire started in the area of the hot water heater inside the home while the homeowner was asleep, before being alerted shortly after by his dogs.

Officials say there were no smoke detectors inside the residence.

Southern Area Fire and Emergency Rescue was one of the responding units on scene.

The home is a total loss and the estimated cost of damages is $30,000, also according to fire officials.

Engine 13-2 and Air 13 were on the scene overnight of a structure fire in Windsor Boro.

Posted by Southern Area Fire and Emergency Rescue - SAFER on Tuesday, March 15, 2022

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