Windsor Fire and Rescue Services, October 2021.

Windsor Fire and Rescue Services, October 2021.

Wyandotte Street fire under investigation

By Maureen Revait

April 25, 2022 - 12:09pm

A fire on Wyandotte Street West over the weekend caused around $400,000 in damage.

Windsor Fire and Rescue crews responded to the blaze on Wyandotte Street near Church Street Saturday morning. No one was hurt, but one person has been displaced.

The cause of the fire has not been determined, however, Windsor police continue to investigate.

Update on fire in the 400 Block of Wyandotte W. Damage 400000. No injuries. 1 person displaced. Windsor Police continue investigation. *MC
— Windsor Fire (@WindsorFire1) April 25, 2022

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