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EPSS Open For Business Monday Despite Fire
Investigators are looking into the cause of a fire that did some damage to the Westview Buisness Centre.
Emergency Services responded to the call before midnight on Saturday night. The fire took place in Employment Placement and Support Services (EPSS) where firefighters quickly contained the fire that was rapidly spreading across the building’s east side.
“Luckily they caught the fire quickly!” said EPSS Executive Director Cindy Jensen. “EPSS will be okay.” EPSS staffer Chris Upsdell added “we will continue to be open for business and this won’t affect us as there was no real damage to EPSS.”
There were no injuries and a cause has not been determined.
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