Pembroke Pines Fire: What We Know So Far

A fire response in Pembroke Pines prompted emergency crews to a condominium complex Monday evening, and here is what we know so far.

Confirmed reports provided in the search results do not match a structure fire at 1300 SW 125th Ave on June 16, 2026. The closest Pembroke Pines fire reports in the available results involve separate incidents at other locations, including a house fire near Southwest Second Court and 67th Avenue with no injuries reported, a fire near Northwest 83rd Terrace and 17th Street that led to evacuations, and a warehouse roof fire at 1111 NW 209th Avenue, also reported with no injuries and an investigation underway.

Pembroke Pines Fire Rescue said crews quickly extinguished a residential structure fire and that no one was in the home at the time, with no injuries reported. CBS Miami reported similar recent Pembroke Pines fire activity at other sites, but no incident-specific details were found in the provided results for the 1300 SW 125th Ave address.

The response involved Engine 89, Rescue 99 and Battalion Chief 99, according to dispatch records. That level of response indicates a working fire was reported and command personnel were sent to assess conditions, coordinate suppression and check for possible extension.

Dispatch records show prior structure fire responses at this same address on May 9, 2026. That history does not confirm a connection to the current call, but it does show the location has generated multiple fire dispatches this spring.

No incident-specific investigation status was found for the 1300 SW 125th Ave call. For the closest matching Pembroke Pines fire reports in the provided results, the cause remained under investigation or was still unclear, according to WSVN and other local reports.

Day.News will continue to update this story as officials release more information.

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