View of aftermath of fire in downtown Shelton.
Photo by Patricia Villers/Register
SHELTON >> The American Red Cross is currently working with 25
people displaced in a multi-unit building fire on Howe Avenue. The
Shelton Fire Department and TEAM are also organizing aid for those
affected by the fire.
The Red Cross has been on the scene since Monday morning, working
with clients to assess needs for housing, food and clothing. Many
residents of the building have been able to make alternate housing
arrangements.
Meanwhile, the local fire department is seeking donations for the immediate needs of the displaced.
TEAM vice president Diane Stroman said: “We’re trying to assist
people in finding apartments.” Stroman said fire victims seeking
assistance may call TEAM, 203-736-5420.
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