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2 units damaged in Boise apartment fire

Boise Fire officials determined that the fire started on a third-floor balcony

BOISE, Idaho — Two units in an apartment complex were damaged when a fire broke out Monday morning. 

According to Boise Fire, the fire began at 11:41 a.m. at a complex in the 100 block of North Allumbaugh Street. 

Roads near the fire were blocked off and the public was asked to stay away from the area while firefighters worked. 

Crews were able to knock the flames down quickly, and kept the fire from spreading to the other six units in the complex. No one was hurt in the fire.

Boise Fire officials says a possible cause might be "smoking materials" that weren't properly thrown away.

The Boise Fire Burnout Fund and American Red Cross are helping the people displaced by this fire.

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