Shelter-in-place lifted after massive Roseville facility fire
Crews battle building fire in Roseville
The shelter-in-place order is lifted after a scary afternoon for neighborhoods in Roseville following a building fire Tuesday morning and afternoon. A risk of chemicals entering the atmosphere sparked worry the air quality could diminish.
ROSEVILLE, Mich. (FOX 2) - Crews are battling a massive fire in Roseville on Tuesday.
Emergency first responders were seen at a warehouse off of 12 Mile in Macomb County.
What we know:
The Roseville Fire Department ordered a shelter-in-place for a major portion of Macomb County due to a building fire Tuesday. The order has since been lifted following a fear of chemicals being released due to the blaze.
The order came in after a building fire on 12 Mile in Roseville earlier in the morning. Large plumes of smoke could be seen from the building, which houses a manufacturing company that builds aerospace products.
The emergency order stretched from 11 Mile to Common Road, and Groveland Street to Bunert Road.
Crews battle building fire as black plumes of smoke spill out from the structure.
What we don't know:
The circumstances around the fire are unknown.
The scene is also active and drivers are advised to avoid the scene.
The Source: Macomb Emergency Management and the Roseville Fire Department