Phoenix firefighters extinguish an A/C refrigeration company and storage unit facility. Causes are unknown but under investigation. abc15
Firefighters were dispatched to an A/C refrigeration company on 19th and Peoria avenues at around 3 a.m.
The smoke was first noticed by a passing driver who called 911. Crews arrived at the scene and entered the building to extinguish the fire.At the same time, a second fire call was made in the area of 43rd Avenue and Indian School Road at a storage unit facility. Upon arrival, crews noticed smoke coming from several storage units. They were able to contain the fire and tried to save as much property as possible.No injuries have been reported in either incident.
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