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Gainesville Today
By the People, for the People
Firefighters Investigate Apartment Blaze in Gainesville
Crews from Alachua County and Gainesville responded to the incident in the Green Leaf subdivision.
Published on Feb. 11, 2026
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Firefighters from Alachua County Fire Rescue and Gainesville Fire Rescue were called to the scene of an apartment fire in the Green Leaf subdivision in Gainesville, Florida. The cause of the blaze is currently under investigation by authorities.
Why it matters
Apartment fires can pose serious risks to public safety and require a coordinated response from local fire departments. This incident highlights the importance of fire prevention and preparedness measures in residential communities.
The details
Details about the specific cause and extent of the fire damage are still under investigation by the responding fire crews. No further information was provided about any potential injuries or the number of residents impacted.
- The fire was reported on February 11, 2026.
The players
Alachua County Fire Rescue
The fire department serving Alachua County, Florida, which responded to the incident.
Gainesville Fire Rescue
The fire department serving the city of Gainesville, Florida, which also responded to the apartment fire.
The takeaway
This apartment fire highlights the importance of fire safety measures in residential communities and the need for coordinated emergency response from local fire departments.




