Crime & Safety

$25K Damage To Apartment Sparked By Attic Fire

Investigators have identified the cause of an Aberdeen apartment fire, which originated in the attic and caused an estimated $25,000 damage.

A fire ignited at a three-story garden-style apartment building located in the 1400 block of Perrywood Drive in Aberdeen shortly after midnight Sunday. It was discovered by a resident of the apartment.
A fire ignited at a three-story garden-style apartment building located in the 1400 block of Perrywood Drive in Aberdeen shortly after midnight Sunday. It was discovered by a resident of the apartment. (Photo courtesy of the Maryland Office of the State Fire Marshal)

ABERDEEN, MD — A fire broke out at an apartment in Aberdeen shortly after midnight Sunday.

The fire ignited at a three-story garden-style apartment building located in the 1400 block of Perrywood Drive in Aberdeen. It was discovered by a resident of the apartment.

Upwards of two dozen firefighters from the Aberdeen Fire Department spent 20 minutes gaining control of the fire, which was traced to the interior attic.

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The Maryland Office of the State Fire Marshal has ruled the fire as accidental due to an electrical failure in the attic. Investigators have determined estimated loss to be around $25,000.

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