Building Permits
To date, we have no information about building permits in 2025
Jan 3, 2008
Description: Electrical only (replace meter fitting)
- Valuation: $100,000
- Client: Vogue Fabric Inc
- Parcel #: 11-19-303-001-0000
- Permit #: 08ELE0000000003
Main St Fire Incident History
To date, we have no information about fire incidents in 2025
01 May 2018
Fire, other
Property Use —
Specialty shop
Area of Origin —
Machinery room or area; elevator machinery room
First Ignition —
Item First Ignited, Other
Heat Source —
Spark, ember or flame from operating equipment
03 Dec 2017
Passenger vehicle fire
Property Use —
Mercantile, business, other
Area of Origin —
Exterior, exposed surface
Heat Source —
Hot or smoldering object, other
05 Jun 2016
Cooking fire, confined to container
Property Use —
1 or 2 family dwelling
Area of Origin —
Cooking area, kitchen
First Ignition —
Cooking materials, including edible materials
Heat Source —
Heat from powered equipment, other
09 Sep 2013
Outside rubbish fire, other
Property Use —
Railroad right of way
Area of Origin —
Exterior, exposed surface
First Ignition —
Organic materials, other
Heat Source —
Hot ember or ash
718 Main St incidents registered in FEMA
(Federal Emergency Management Agency)
To date, we have no information about incidents registered in FEMA in 2025
12 May 2005
Electrical wiring/equipment problem, other
Property Use —
Textile, wearing apparel sales
Main St Incidents registered in FEMA
(Federal Emergency Management Agency)
To date, we have no information about incidents registered in FEMA in 2025
14 Dec 2015
Carbon monoxide incident
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
12 Nov 2015
Carbon monoxide incident
Property Use —
Multifamily dwellings
02 Aug 2015
Power line down
Property Use —
Residential street, road or residential driveway
27 Jul 2015
Overheated motor
Property Use —
Food and beverage sales, grocery store
Properties Nearby
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|---|---|---|
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| Starbucks | ||
| Custer Street Fair, Inc, Samuel Eubank | ||
| Frederick Sugimoto | ||
| Center for Independent Futures, Jeff Boarini |