Rowhome Fire Displaces Two Families in Southwest Baltimore

Two families are displaced after a fire broke out in a rowhome in southwest Baltimore on Friday evening, February 27, 2026. The fire occurred at 4017 Edmondson Ave. In the Allendale neighborhood.

Details of the Fire

Crews with the Baltimore City Fire Department responded to a reported dwelling fire shortly before 6 p.m. Upon arrival, firefighters observed heavy smoke emanating from the second floor of the home, according to fire officials. The fire was brought under control and no injuries were reported.

Impact and Displacement

The fire impacted two homes, resulting in the displacement of two families. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.

Resources and Assistance

The Baltimore City Fire Department offers several resources for residents, including free smoke alarm installation. Residents within Baltimore City limits can request smoke alarms by calling 311, and firefighters will install 10-year lithium tamper-resistant smoke alarms on each level of the home within two hours. Learn more about fire safety and resources from the Baltimore City Fire Department.

The Fire Department also provides guidance and support to those affected by fires. Visit their website for an After Fire Resource Guide.

Contact Information

Baltimore City Fire Department: 410-396-5680

Address: 401 E. Fayette Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21202

Engine Company No. 36, Charles R. Thomas Station, is located at 2249 Edmondson Avenue, 21223 and can be reached at 410-396-0436. Identify more information about Station 36 here.