21st St Fire Incident History
To date, we have no information about fire incidents in 2025
23 Dec 2019
Fire, other
Property Use —
Laundry, dry cleaning
Area of Origin —
Laundry area, wash house (laundry)
First Ignition —
Dust, fiber, lint, including sawdust and excelsior
Heat Source —
Radiated, conducted heat from operating equipment
02 Dec 2019
Fires in structures other than in a building
Property Use —
Residential street, road or residential driveway
Area of Origin —
Outside area, other
First Ignition —
Electrical wire, cable insulation
Heat Source —
Arcing
15 Nov 2019
Special outside fire, other
Property Use —
Dock, marina, pier, wharf
Area of Origin —
Outside area, other
First Ignition —
Item First Ignited, Other
20 Sep 2019
Natural vegetation fire, other
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
Area of Origin —
Roof surface: exterior
539 21st St incidents registered in FEMA
(Federal Emergency Management Agency)
To date, we have no information about incidents registered in FEMA in 2025
21 Jun 2011
Cooking fire, confined to container
Property Use —
Mercantile, business, other
12 May 2010
Cooking fire, confined to container
Property Use —
Mercantile, business, other
09 Apr 2010
Cooking fire, confined to container
Property Use —
Business office
24 Jul 2003
Special type of incident, other
Property Use —
Business office
21st St Incidents registered in FEMA
(Federal Emergency Management Agency)
To date, we have no information about incidents registered in FEMA in 2025
31 Dec 2015
Hazardous condition, other
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
26 Dec 2015
Gas leak (natural gas or LPG)
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
25 Dec 2015
Cooking fire, confined to container
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
21 Dec 2015
Cooking fire, confined to container
Property Use —
Dormitory type residence, other
Properties Nearby
| Street Address | Residens/Landlords | |
|---|---|---|
| DELAPINA ELECTRIC INC | ||
| 1 Action Pest Control | ||
| 505 GROCERY CORP | ||
| 540 TAVERN CORP | ||
| The George Washington University, Brad Bower | ||
| The George Washington University, Lois Tetrick |