A fast-moving residential fire tore through several homes in Allentown early Saturday morning, forcing families from their homes and sending one firefighter for medical attention.
ALLENTOWN, PA — A four-alarm fire ripped through several rowhomes in Allentown early Saturday morning, October 10, leaving 14 residents displaced and one firefighter injured as emergency crews battled the flames.
The fire broke out shortly after 1 a.m. and quickly spread through multiple attached residential properties, prompting firefighters to escalate the emergency response to four alarms.
Allentown Mayor Matt Tuerk reported that 14 people were displaced by the blaze and confirmed that a firefighter suffered an injury during the response…