New Smyrna Beach brush fire threatens homes, grows to 336 acres
New Smyrna Beach brush fire threatens homes, grows to 336 acres

New Smyrna Beach brush fire threatens homes, grows to 336 acres

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A significant brush fire near New Smyrna Beach has been reported, initially estimated at around 75 acres but rapidly growing, with multiple agencies including Volusia County Fire and Rescue and the Florida Forest Service engaged in firefighting efforts. The fire, threatening nearby homes, has drawn attention as firefighters battled it from the ground and air, with neighbors also participating in efforts to protect their properties. One notable rescue involved a nearly 90-year-old woman, Isabel Bond, who was evacuated by firefighters just as the flames neared her home. Fortunately, there have been no reports of structural damage or mandatory evacuations as of now. Firefighters continue to monitor and combat the blaze, which has generated significant smoke in the area, prompting concern among residents. Updates on the situation are ongoing as authorities assess the fire's impact and containment efforts.

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