A fire in the 2800 block of Arbor Lane in Oswego Saturday afternoon sent one firefighter to Rush-Copley Medical Center with non life-threatening injuries, according to Josh Flanders, battalion chief with the .
Fire crews were called to the home at 4:07 p.m. by a neighbor for a report of the back of the home on fire.
When they arrived firefighters found the home’s back porch in flames, Flanders said.
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The fire was out within 25 minutes and was contained to the home’s porch, siding, roof and two bedrooms.
All residents had exited the home before firefighters arrived, Flanders said.
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A damage estimate or cause of the blaze was not immediately available. Fire crews from Aurora, Bristol-Kendall, Montgomery and Plainfield assisted in extinguishing the fire.
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