Crews battle fire at apartment complex in Dayton
Firefighters are working to control a fire at a Dayton apartment complex.
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Around noon, Dayton firefighters were called to the 3200 block of Valerie Arms Drive for fire showing from an apartment.
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Photos from the scene show Dayton, Harrison Township, Trotwood, and Clayton fire crews on scene.
We have a News Center 7 crew on the scene and will continue to follow this story.
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