PLYMOUTH – Plymouth firefighters were called to a house fire sometime after 1:30 PM Saturday. A Bourne Fire engine covered a Plymouth station while crews fought the fire at 7 Pam’s St.
Update from Plymouth Fire: Chief Neil Foley reports that the Plymouth Fire Department responded to and extinguished a two-alarm fire in a single-family home.
On Saturday, Feb. 1, at approximately 1:30 p.m., Plymouth Fire was dispatched to 7 Pams St. for a report of a homeowner who arrived home to find heavy smoke coming from the first floor of their single-family home.
Upon arrival, crews observed heavy smoke and flames coming from the home and immediately began an aggressive attack of the fire. A second alarm was declared to bring additional resources to the scene.
There are no hydrants in the area, so crews used several trucks to shuttle water from nearby hydrants on Federal Furnace Road.
Crews remained on scene to monitor hot spots. The scene has since been cleared.
There were no injuries.
Carver and Bourne Fire Departments provided station coverage.
The home suffered extensive damage. Residents are being assisted by the Red Cross, in collaboration with Plymouth Emergency Management and family members.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Plymouth Fire Department, but does not appear to be suspicious.