City of Saint Paul and CommonBond Communities Evacuate 1,500 Residents at Skyline Tower After Fire Early Sunday
Fire caused failure of electrical system, triggering sprinklers on three floors and resulting in a complete power outage
Emergency Evacuation and Housing Information
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The City of Saint Paul is coordinating closely with our emergency services and CommonBond Communities to conduct an emergency evacuation at 1247 Saint Anthony Avenue following a fire Sunday in the early morning hours. The fire was contained quickly without any injuries. However, as a result, a failure of an electricity system triggered sprinklers on three floors and caused a complete power outage.
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