A recent incident at a Wisconsin dairy factory resulted in quite a slippery situation for first responders.
Firefighters on the scene were "up to their knees" in melted butter trying to get up the steps of the dairy factory.
When firefighters from Portage Fire Department arrived on scene at approximately 9:15 p.m. that night, they were greeted with fire and smoke coming from the roof of the building — but there was more than simply that to contend with, according to an account of the incident posted on Facebook.“The fire started in a room where butter was being stored and as it was heated it began to flow throughout the structure,” reads afrom Portage Fire Department posted the following morning on Jan.
Emergency medical services were on scene to track firefighter health, but there were no injuries reported. According to aReporter Phoebe Murray in front of the buttery mess in the canal.WMTV also reported that there were 30 employees in AMPI’s Portage plant at the time of the fire, but they were also all able to exit the building safely.
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