Red Cross assists in finding homes for residents displaced by Montrose condo complex fire
The fire left behind rubble, shattered glass and possessions of some of the residents.
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Aug 7, 2021, 12:07 PM
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Updated 991 days ago
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The Red Cross is helping displaced residents following a fire that tore through
an apartment complex in Montrose Friday evening.
Five fire departments responded to the Coachlight Square Condos to put out the
fire that destroyed multiple units of the facility.
Fire units from Verplanck, Montrose, Buchanan, Ossining and Mohegan responded
to the scene.
The fire left behind rubble, shattered glass and possessions of some of the
residents.
There are no reported injuries or casualties.
