CUSTER, S.D. — Fire crews in Custer were called to a residential structure fire Thursday afternoon.
According to a Facebook post from the Custer County Sheriff’s Office, firefighters were called to the 1200 block of Pine Street in Custer at approximately 11:37 a.m.
First arriving Firefighters found a free burning fire, with a moderate to heavy smoke condition, in the interior of an attached garage and two story residential structure with fire extending to the exterior and roof assembly of the structure, and immediately struck a second alarm.
Firefighters from a two state, Multi County area responded.
There were no reports of injuries to civilians or domestic animals. One Firefighter was struck by part of a collapsing wall and was transported to Custer Monument hospital for further evaluation
Agencies Responding:
Custer County Communications, Custer County Sheriff’s Office, Custer Volunteer Fire Department, Battle Creek Fire Department, Custer County Emergency Management, Pennington County 911, Fairburn Volunteer Fire Department, Argyle Volunteer Fire Department, Custer Ambulance service, Hill City Volunteer Fire Department, Rapid Valley Volunteer Fire Department, Rockerville Volunteer Fire Department, Newcastle Wyoming Volunteer Fire Department, and Black Hills Energy.
