Quick action by Croton firefighters prevents car fire from spreading to homes
The car was parked right in front of a home, and officials say the firefighters prevented the flames from spreading to any nearby homes.
Jan 30, 2023, 11:21 AM
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2h agoCroton-on-Hudson firefighters were busy once again this weekend.
Firefighters say they were called to Mount Airy Road Saturday afternoon for a car that was on fire.
Crews were on the scene within four minutes and contained the fire to the engine area.
The car was parked right in front of a home, and officials say the firefighters prevented the flames from spreading to any nearby homes.
The department says this was their 40th call so far this year.
