Massive Fire Destroys Three Vacant Buildings in North Phoenix A second-alarm fire destroyed three vacant homes in north Phoenix on Wednesday morning, prompting a response from about 90 firefighters. No injuries were reported. A large-scale fire erupted early Wednesday morning in north Phoenix, Arizona, near the intersection of 25th Street and Greenway Road. The blaze engulfed three vacant residential buildings, drawing a massive response from the Phoenix Fire Department. Approximately 90 firefighters were dispatched to combat the intense flames and thick smoke that poured from the structures. Fire officials confirmed that no injuries were reported and no residents were displaced because the buildings were unoccupied. The fire was described as a second-alarm incident, with flames fully involving all three structures, including one with a second story. Crews used hand lines and aerial ladder trucks to battle the blaze, which produced a towering plume of smoke visible from afar.Captain DJ Lee of Phoenix Fire praised the efforts of the responders, noting the fire's size and the successful coordination of resources, including personnel rotation to ensure rest for the crews. Nearby residents witnessed the event, with some expressing concern for family members in the area before confirming their safety. The cause of the fire remains under investigation