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Apartment Heavily Damaged In Monday Night Blaze

January 22, 2019|Monroe County Independent
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Columbia Assistant Chief Don Sutter and Chief Mike Roediger, right, were happy all residents were able to safely exit. They credit the Columbia police officers who arrived first on the scene and went door to door leading the evacuation.
Columbia Assistant Chief Don Sutter and Chief Mike Roediger, right, were happy all residents were able to safely exit. They credit the Columbia police officers who arrived first on the scene and went door to door leading the evacuation.

A candle that had fallen onto a sofa in a first-level apartment sparked a fire Monday that heavily damaged a three-story complex at 205 Agnew Street in Columbia. All residents were able to safely exit. The fire started in the Unit A2 apartment of Tim Toenjes. He was transported to a hospital and treated for …

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