2nd Floor Partially Collapses After Fire Breaks Out At Oswego Home: FD

OSWEGO, IL — The second floor of an Oswego house partially collapses early Monday morning after a "fully involved" fire broke out in the attached garage, officials said.

Firefighters responded to the house in the 300 block of Ogden Falls Boulevard just after midnight Monday after Ken-Com 911 Dispatch Center received "numerous" reports of a fire.

The first crews to arrive found the fire that started in the rear attached garage had spread to the upper floors and attic space. Firefighters were able to contain the fire to the house using an aggressive attack, officials said. Although neither of the adjacent homes were structurally damaged, the siding on both was scorched by the flames.

The garage and second floor above it partially collapsed, officials said.

No civilians or firefighters were injured, and all pets were accounted for, officials said. The house was deemed uninhabitable.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation. Officials could not provide an estimated dollar loss at the time of publication.

Plainfield and Aurora firefighters as well as Oswego police assisted Oswego firefighters on the scene while Plainfield, Montgomery and Sugar Grove fire departments provided station coverage.