Fire Alarm Activates at Bel Air Church, Crews Respond

Crews from Bel Air and Darlington investigated a situation at a church in Bel Air Wednesday night after a fire alarm activated, officials said.

At 8:15 p.m., firefighters from Bel Air responded to Clarks United Methodist Church in the 2000 block of Kalmia Road, where a fire alarm had gone off, according to Rich Gardiner of the Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company.

When they arrived, they found smoke and so called Darlington for support, Gardiner said.

There were no injuries, and no serious damage was reported, according to Gardiner.

Photo Credit: Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company Chief Rick Davis Jr.

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