Firefighters say smoke was pouring out of a back wall. They only later found the cause.
At around 4 p.m. on April 18, 2025, North Little Rock fire crews responded to a commercial structure fire in the 3800 block of JFK Blvd. Engine 9 arrived to find smoke billowing from the building’s back wall. You can view video footage from the aftermath below.
Fire Was Found “Hidden Inside A Void Space”
Engine 9 quickly launched a fire attack to protect the interior space. Meanwhile, Engine 6 and Rescue 6 searched both floors thoroughly.
Finally, firefighters found the cause of the fire:
“Truck 7 and Engine 3 opened up the back wall and located fire hidden inside a void space.”
The coordinated efforts of all crews extinguished the fire promptly, with no injuries reported. Damage to the building was minimized.
The North Little Rock Fire Department urges residents to call 911 immediately if they see smoke or suspect a fire. Early reporting helps reduce damage and ensures safety.
They encourage the community to like, share, and follow their updates. The department remains dedicated to serving from the firehouse to the fire ground.
