About 50 people are displaced after a fire at an apartment building on Park Street in Hartford.
Firefighters responded to the building around 4:45 a.m. Thursday and found fire on the third and fourth floors. Residents of around 16 units are displaced, officials said.
The 2-alarm fire was contained to the building and is under control at this time, firefighters said.
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No injuries were reported.
The entire apartment building has been determined to be uninhabitable. The fire marshal's office is investigating.
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The American Red Cross said they're helping 15 families, including 25 children and 25 adults, as a result of the fire.
Battling fires when temperatures are as cold as they were, around 5 degrees this morning, can present a challenge for firefighters because water can turn to ice.
