A 3 alarm fire was reported in Danbury late evening Wednesday at a commercial building in CityCenter.  Firefighters responded to 135 Main Street, which houses a Church, a dentist’s office and a convenience store.  The fire was reported in the kitchen of the large size of the single story structure. 

All occupants were out of the building when firefighters arrived. 

As conditions in the kitchen worsened, a 3rd alarm was struck bringing in relief of working personnel and to assist in an extensive overhaul operation. Heavy smoke was found throughout the structure, but no fire extension.

The Salvation Army provided firefighter rehab. 

The Fire Department was alerted to smoke coming from a townhouse on Virginia Avenue yesterday morning.  Smoke was showing from the roofline of a large 8 unit townhouse building when they arrived.  Firefighters were  faced with high heat and smoke throughout the unit. Initial crews located the fire on the third floor and knocked down the bulk of the flames with one hose line. 

One firefighter was transported for evaluation and has since been released. 

The Danbury Fire Marshal’s Office is investigating the cause of the fires which are undetermined at this time.