Dover, Tenn.–Numerous fire departments and first responders were on hand for a fire involving multiple condominium units in Dover. Firefighters worked from 9:12 p.m. Saturday to 2 a.m. Sunday in adverse condition to battle the fire. No injuries were reported.
On Saturday, April 5th, at approximately 9:12 PM, Dover Public Safety was dispatched to a reported structure fire on Rose Drive.
Upon arrival, crews encountered a significant fire involving multiple condominium units. Firefighters faced challenging conditions, including heavy fire involvement and inclement weather, with rain and lightning impacting operations.
Due to the scale and complexity of the incident, mutual aid was requested. The Dover firefighters would like to thank the following agencies for their critical support:
– Stewart County Fire & Rescue
– Fort Campbell Fire Department
– Woodlawn Fire Department
– Stewart County EMS
– Stewart County Emergency Management Agency
– Dover Public Works
– Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation (CEMC)
Firefighting efforts continued until approximately 2:00 AM on Sunday morning. Crews worked tirelessly through adverse weather conditions to contain the fire and prevent further damage.
Public Information Officer with the Dover Public Safety Alex Berta said, “We extend our sincere appreciation to all the dedicated volunteer firefighters who responded. Their commitment and bravery are a vital part of the American fire service tradition. Last night, their efforts ensured the safety of the community and minimized the impact of a dangerous and rapidly evolving situation.”
Dover FD photo.