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Albany Fire Department responds to fire on Greenbrier Court

Posted: 02.25.2013 at 9:17 PM

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One fire truck on scene at the Greenbrier Court fire. / Jessica Fairley

ALBANY, GA -- The Albany Fire Department has responded to a fire Monday night at 1404 Greenbrier Court in east Albany.

Four fire trucks with EMS are currently on the scene.

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