Fire damages Jerome High School
Crews from the
"There is probably a 2,000-square-foot area that is burned on the roof," Sickles said. While there hasn't been an official insurance inspection of the damage, Sickles estimates it at between
Concerns were raised because the school's alarm system did not activate when the fire started. Sickles explained the alarms worked as designed, which is to detect smoke and fire inside the building.
"The problem was, the fire was exterior to the school," Sickles said. Once fire crews opened the roof and the smoke came down into the building, then the alarms went off.
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The fire only burned through the roof in one area, approximately a 3-foot square, Sickles said.
In all, seven Jerome Fire personnel responded to the fire, with two engines and one ladder truck.
Sickles said the crews cleared the scene at approximately
The fire remains under investigation.
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