Building Destroyed in Harrison County Structure Fire
By Connect-Bridgeport Staff on November 04, 2026
Multiple first responders were alerted to a recent Harrison County structure fire that left the building destroyed.
According to the Reynoldsville Volunteer Fire Department, a call went out from the Harrison-Taylor 911 Center at 1:18 pm. on Friday, October 30. The call was for a structure fire on Phoenix Hollow Road.
Personnel arrived to find a structure fully engulfed in flames. The structure proved to be an abandoned residential unit.
Reynoldsville was assisted on the scene by several agencies to extinguish the blaze. Crews from the Nutter Fort Volunteer Fire Department, Salem Volunteer Fire Department, and the Spelter Volunteer Fire Department assisted in putting down the blaze.
No one was injured during the attack to put the fire out. The Harrison County Emergency Squad was on standby but was not needed.
The Harrison County Sheriff’s Department was also on the scene. They were joined by staff from the West Virginia Fire Marshals office.
Crews were on the scene approaching two hours.
Editor’s Note: Photo courtesy of the Reynoldsville Fire Department Facebook page.
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