The Journal-News is a WCPO media partner.Liberty Township Volunteer Fire Department has come a long way since its first truck, a 1948/49 International, lumbered out of a two-stall garage in Sulphur Springs. WCPO's Briana Harper will have more details later in the day. “The Butler County Fire Investigation Team assisted but it’s probably going to end up being undetermined.” “There was electric to the structure but there was no known problems or defects,” Stumpf said. There’s no suspected cause at this point for the fire, he said.
Stumpf said damage is estimated at approximately $100,000. as firefighters battled the blaze, then worked to ensure no hotspots reignited what left of the structure. Kyles Station Road was shut down between Kyles Station Meadows Drive and Cin-Day Road until around 9:30 a.m. No injuries were reported by either residents or firefighters as a result of the blaze, which was visible from both Cincinnati-Dayton and Kyle Station roads and extinguished in about half an hour, he said. He made the 911 call and … someone else, either a neighbor or a passerby, had already reported the fire.”Ī Monroe Fire Department unit, which was around the corner for an unrelated call, responded to provide mutual aid to Liberty Twp. “The owner had just woken up and noticed the fire” at the 40-by-60 pole-type barn, Stumpf said. The fire at the pole barn, which sits around 400 to 500 feet off the road in the 7600 block of Kyles Station Road, was reported at 6:39 a.m., according to Liberty Township Fire Chief Paul Stumpf. LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio - Fire raged through a barn on Kyles Station Road early Friday morning, closing the road and killing five horses, fire officials said.
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