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Second Unit Dispatched to Structure Fire on 62 Av N in Pinellas Park
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Second Unit Dispatched to Structure Fire on 62 Av N in Pinellas Park

A second unit has been dispatched to a structure fire on 62 Av N in Pinellas Park, with the incident categorized as a "Citizen Assist (Fire)."

09/20/2026 · Pinellas Park edition

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PINELLAS PARK, FL – Emergency response efforts to a structure fire at 4100 62 Av N #54 in Pinellas Park, FL, have expanded with the dispatch of a second unit. Initially, one unit was dispatched to the scene in the early hours of Sunday, September 20, 2026, at 12:01 AM.

According to a dispatch update, the incident has been categorized as a "Citizen Assist (Fire)," prompting the deployment of an additional unit. This brings the total number of responding units to two, with E18 being the first unit dispatched.

Motorists are still advised to avoid the area near 4100 62 Av N #54 and anticipate possible road closures as emergency crews continue to operate.

This is a developing story. Day.News will provide updates as more information becomes available.

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