Crews battle fire at lithium-ion battery storage plant in Warwick
Town Supervisor Michael Sweeton says the fire started in a container with batteries on Warwick School District property.
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Jun 27, 2023, 9:37 PM
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11h agoHazmat crews and other agencies responded to a lithium-Ion battery fire at a storage plant in Warwick.
Town Supervisor Michael Sweeton says the fire started in a container with batteries on Warwick School District property.
People at those administrative offices and anyone in a half-mile were asked to leave.
Warwick firefighters say the fire is contained and no one has been hurt.
No other details were immediately available.
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