A fire broke out at Millvale Food & Energy Hub on Monday morning, bringing a response from several local fire companies.Watch the breaking news report from Millvale: Click the video above.The Millvale fire chief said crews were putting water on ion batteries in the basement while they awaited the arrival of a solar panel company at the scene on Sherman Street.”It’s a mission-based building. We have both 412 Food Rescue and a local caterer/cafe called Sprezzatura,” owner Scott Wolovich said. “Their teams were here preparing foods to get out to folks in need and the fire started. Fortunately, they were able to call 911 and also get out of the building and everyone was safe.”Roads near the building were closed due to the fire, and a decontamination center was set up for firefighters who were working inside the building.The Allegheny County fire marshal is investigating to determine the cause of the fire.This is a developing story. Stay with Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 for updates. Download the WTAE mobile app to stay connected with breaking news.More headlines from Pittsburgh’s Action News 4: UPMC East fire possibly sparked by patient trying to light cigaretteDriver found dead inside vehicle on I-79Homemade explosive found at Washington County gas transmission facilityVehicle crashes into gas pump in East PittsburghLuke Bryan “Country On Tour” coming to Star Lake
A fire broke out at Millvale Food & Energy Hub on Monday morning, bringing a response from several local fire companies.
Watch the breaking news report from Millvale: Click the video above.
The Millvale fire chief said crews were putting water on ion batteries in the basement while they awaited the arrival of a solar panel company at the scene on Sherman Street.
“It’s a mission-based building. We have both 412 Food Rescue and a local caterer/cafe called Sprezzatura,” owner Scott Wolovich said. “Their teams were here preparing foods to get out to folks in need and the fire started. Fortunately, they were able to call 911 and also get out of the building and everyone was safe.”
Roads near the building were closed due to the fire, and a decontamination center was set up for firefighters who were working inside the building.
The Allegheny County fire marshal is investigating to determine the cause of the fire.
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