CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – A local property manager is asking the public to donate items for a family who recently lost their possessions in a fire at their rental property.
The fire occurred Saturday night at a home on Neena Court, according to Deputy Fire Chief Ray Williams. The blaze began in the garage when a vehicle caught fire. The garage was heavily damaged and the rest of the house was damaged by smoke.
No one was injured, but the family living at the house lost many of their personal possessions and had to temporarily relocate to a hotel.
Unfortunately, the family did not have renters’ insurance, according to Williams.
“This is why we stress the importance of having renters’ insurance, because you never know when a situation can happen,” Williams said.
Donations will be accepted at Keystone Realty and Management (1919 Tiny Town Rd., Suite 600) during regular business hours (M-F 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.).
A representative for Keystone said the family is a household of two (no children). The house was a complete loss, so any household items, decor, furniture, and especially financial donations are appreciated.
Family Details: Female shoe size 8.5, shirt 2X, pants size 23. Male size shoe 10, shirt large, pants 38-32.