Sedona AZ (August 6, 2018) – The Greater Phoenix Chapter of the American Red Cross has dispatched multiple disaster action teams to provide emergency assistance to approximately twenty five (25) people displaced by a multi-unit apartment fire on Keating Avenue in Mesa, AZ.
The American Red Cross has also dispatched two disaster action teams to assess damage/needs and to provide emergency assistance to approximately ten people displaced by a mobile home park fire located on US 60 in Morristown, Arizona. The fire has also caused a power outage for the entire mobile home park.
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The American Red Cross lead by Captain Michael Young and Scott Yeager, and their team are on scene from a early morning 8 unit apartment fire in North Phoenix, Arizona. Estimating up to 15 residents have been displaced near E. Mountain View Rd. and N. 14th Street. The American Red Cross DAT Volunteers are assisting these residents needing shelter food, water and emotional support. We appreciate all that our volunteers do to provide hope and help to members of our communities.
American Red Cross- Arizona, New Mexico, El Paso Region
4747 N. 22nd Street #100
Phoenix, AZ. 85016