Lexington, September 9, 2025
News Summary
Over the weekend, multiple fires in Lexington have left several residents without homes, prompting emergency responses from local firefighters. The American Red Cross is assisting those affected by the incidents. With an investigation underway into the causes, firefighters swiftly controlled the fires, minimizing injuries and ensuring the safety of displaced individuals. The recent events underscore the importance of fire safety and prompt emergency responses.
Lexington Residents Displaced by Multiple Fires Over the Weekend
Several fires over the weekend have left multiple residents of Lexington displaced, with firefighters responding to incidents on Saturday and early Monday morning. The American Red Cross is currently assisting those affected by the fires with housing and other immediate needs.
On Monday, Lexington firefighters received a call at approximately 3:06 a.m. regarding a fire on New Circle Road. Upon arrival at the location at 1081 New Circle Road, they found smoke visible from the building. Fire crews acted quickly to extinguish the flames and there were no reported injuries. However, the occupants were displaced as a result of the incident, prompting assistance from the American Red Cross. A fire investigator has been assigned to determine the cause and origin of the fire.
Earlier, on Saturday afternoon, a fire occurred on Knightsbridge Lane just after 2 p.m., displacing a homeowner. The fire reportedly started in an electrical box and quickly escalated into a structure fire. Firefighters arrived to find flames emerging from the house, and they were able to extinguish the blaze before it caused further damage. The fire extended into the attic, but fortunately, there were no injuries reported in this incident as well. Fire investigators have traced the cause back to the electrical box…