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Firefighters Respond to Smoke Damage from Burnt Food in College Park Apt

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March 11, 2026 | College Park, MD

Firefighters responded to reports of smoke damage in an apartment at 4500 College Ave. in College Park, Maryland, on March 11. The incident took place in Apartment 2150, where smoke filled the unit after food burnt on the stove. One adult remained on scene as crews worked to ventilate the area and clear the smoke.

Smoke in Apartment 2150 from burnt food holding 1&1 to ventilate.Smoke in Apartment 2150 from burnt food holding 1&1 to ventilate.

No injuries occurred, and the situation was quickly contained with no further issues. Officials determined the cause to be accidental, stemming from cooking activities.

Prince George's County fire officials managed the response at approximately 8:12 p.m.

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