Strongsville, Berea, Middleburg Heights and North Royalton Fire Departments all assisted with the fire.
Responders were challenged to get to the source of the fire due to it’s location, with warm temperatures, high humidity and severe thunderstorms adding to the difficulty as well.
Officials said occupants self-evacuated before the crews arrived, however one of the family’s dogs was unaccounted for. The pet was located and confirmed dead this morning during the investigation, according to fire crews. There were no civilian or firefighter injuries, officials said, and the occupants were able to stay with family last night.
Firefighters said the cause of fire is listed as accidental due to improperly discarded charcoal, after an investigation was conducted by the Southwest Emergency Response Team Fire Investigation Unit.
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