According to Sypen, the cause of the fire remains under investigation.
According to a press release from Maple Heights Fire Chief Daniel Sypen, crews were called to a fire at 5382 Lee Rd. around 2:30 a.m.MAPLE HEIGHTS, Ohio - Maple Heights firefighters reported no serious injuries after making several rescues in a fire Friday morning.
According to a press release from Maple Heights Fire Chief Daniel Sypen, crews were called to a fire at 5382 Lee Rd. around 2:30 a.m.When crews arrived, firefighters reported heavy smoke coming from the building with multiple people awaiting rescue from their balconies, according to the release. Firefighter used two hoses to extinguish the first-floor fire and assisted residents from balconies with ground ladders.About 20 firefighters were on the scene from Maple Heights, Garfield Heights, Bedford, Valley View, and Bedford Heights fire departments.
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