Knoxville Fire Department Asking for Information after Dollar General Fire

Officials with KFD said crews were dispatched to the fire at the Dollar General located at 9129 Executive Park Drive. (Courtesy: KFD)

Knoxville Fire Department Asking for Information after Dollar General Fire

Knoville, TN (WOKI) The Knoxville Fire Department is asking the public for information following a fire at a Dollar General in West Knoxville.

The fire happened Tuesday afternoon at the store on Executive Park Drive, and fire officials say the blaze caused serious damage to the building.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and the department is hoping people in or around the store saw something that might help fire investigators determine the cause of the fire.

“We are reaching out to the community for their cooperation and support in this matter,” said Mark Wilbanks, Assistant Chief of Knoxville Fire Department. “Our priority is to ascertain the cause of the fire. Any information provided by members of the public will be treated with the utmost confidentiality and used solely for investigative purposes.”

Those with information are asked to call KFD at 865-637-1386.

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Knoxville Fire Department Asking for Information after Dollar General Fire

Officials with KFD said crews were dispatched to the fire at the Dollar General located at 9129 Executive Park Drive. (Courtesy: KFD)

Knoxville Fire Department Asking for Information after Dollar General Fire

Knoville, TN (WOKI) The Knoxville Fire Department is asking the public for information following a fire at a Dollar General in West Knoxville.

The fire happened Tuesday afternoon at the store on Executive Park Drive, and fire officials say the blaze caused serious damage to the building.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and the department is hoping people in or around the store saw something that might help fire investigators determine the cause of the fire.

“We are reaching out to the community for their cooperation and support in this matter,” said Mark Wilbanks, Assistant Chief of Knoxville Fire Department. “Our priority is to ascertain the cause of the fire. Any information provided by members of the public will be treated with the utmost confidentiality and used solely for investigative purposes.”

Those with information are asked to call KFD at 865-637-1386.