Fire crews battle early morning blaze at Wilson office building

Wilson, Wyo. (KIFI) — Fire crews remain on scene Monday after a structure fire broke out at an office building in the Teton Pines area of Wilson early Monday morning.

According to Jackson Hole Fire/EMS, Teton County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch received the initial report of the fire around 3:01 a.m. on May 25.

Jackson Hole Fire/EMS and Teton Village Fire Department crews arrived to find heavy fire conditions.

One firefighter with Jackson Hole Fire/EMS was injured during operations and transported to St. John’s Health. Officials say the firefighter is in stable condition.

No other injuries to firefighters or the public have been reported.

Officials say the fire remains contained to the office building and no evacuation orders have been issued.

Multiple agencies responded to assist during the incident, including Lower Valley Energy and the Aspens Water and Sewer District, which helped coordinate utilities and infrastructure support. The Wyoming State Fire Marshal’s Office is assisting with the investigation into the cause of the fire.

The Good Samaritan Mission also provided food and water for firefighters working at the scene.

“From utility coordination to water system support, investigation and fireground operations, every partner organization has played a critical role in maintaining an efficient and unified response,” said Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Battalion Chief Chris Stiehl. “Our crews remain on scene conducting suppression and overhaul work to ensure the structure is fully secured and the area is safe for the community.”

Drivers are encouraged to avoid the immediate area as emergency crews and apparatus remain on scene throughout the day. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.