Wrenford Fire Rescue crews responded to a structure fire on Mercer Street in the Downtown on the morning of July 21, 2025. Firefighters arrived on scene shortly after 8:00 a.m. and had the blaze under control by 9:45 a.m. Multiple fire trucks and a paramedic unit were dispatched to the location.
No injuries were reported. The Wrenford Police Service closed the block to vehicle and pedestrian traffic while crews worked. Tamsin Valley Public Health confirmed that air quality in the area remains safe for residents and visitors.
“Our crews responded quickly and safely brought the fire under control,” said Deputy Fire Chief Simon Hartley. “We are grateful that no one was hurt and that the surrounding businesses were unaffected. Fire investigators are currently on site to determine the cause of the blaze.”
Residents in the area may have experienced temporary water shutoffs while firefighters connected to hydrants. Water service has been restored. If you notice low water pressure or discoloured water at your tap, run your cold water tap for a few minutes until it clears.
Keep your home and workplace safe by checking your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms regularly. Make sure you have a working escape plan and practice it with your family. You can also book a free smoke alarm check through our Fire Rescue program if you need help.
For more information on fire prevention, permit applications, and station locations, visit the Fire Rescue section.