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07/30/2026 · Seminole
Seminole Structure fire: Live Updates
Live updates on the structure fire in Seminole.
Crews Respond to Structure Fire on 9323 Pebble Beach Ct E in Seminole
Seminole Fire Rescue was dispatched to a structure fire at 9323 Pebble Beach Ct E in Seminole on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at 1:41 AM.
07/29/2026
Seminole Vehicle Fire: Emergency Crews Still on Scene
Emergency crews are actively responding to a vehicle fire reported near Park Boulevard North and 115th Street North in Seminole tonight, with no immediate new details available.
07/26/2026
Crews Dispatched to Vehicle Fire on Park Bl N/115 St N in Seminole, Total of 3 Units Confirmed
Seminole Fire Rescue is responding to a vehicle fire on Park Bl N/115 St N, with a total of three units now dispatched to the scene.
07/26/2026
Seminole Vehicle Fire: Emergency Response Underway on Bay Pines Blvd
An emergency response is underway in Seminole following a reported vehicle fire near 9991 Bay Pines Boulevard.
07/18/2026
Vehicle Fire Reported on 9991 Bay Pines Bl in Seminole
Seminole Fire Rescue crews responded to a vehicle fire at 9991 Bay Pines Bl on Friday, July 17, 2026, at 11:20 PM.
07/18/2026
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