Connecticut brush fire rages on; downed electrical line to blame, hundreds of acres burned
A Connecticut brush fire is raging on in Middletown where officials say a downed powerline is to blame for sparking the blaze that has burned hundreds of acres.
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May 11, 2022, 11:19 AM
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Updated 954 days ago
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23ds agoA Connecticut brush fire is raging on in Middletown where officials say a downed powerline is to blame for sparking the blaze that has burned hundreds of acres.
The fire started Tuesday afternoon near the Airport Road and Freeman Road area.
Several towns are helping to extinguish the blaze, but it is still burning.
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