HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. — A structural collapse at a Hallandale Beach building prompted a response from Broward Sheriff Fire Rescue on Thursday morning, though no injuries were reported.
Authorities said fire rescue crews responded at approximately 10:50 a.m. at 1250 E. Hallandale Beach Boulevard after receiving reports of a collapse.
When crews arrived, they found a portion of the building had given way, with two vehicles trapped beneath debris. Authorities said both vehicles were unoccupied at the time.
The cause of the collapse remains under investigation.
A representative from the building’s management and a structural engineer from the city were at the scene assessing the damage and determining whether and when residents could safely return.
Local 10 was at the scene, where first responders monitored the structural collapse as water flooded surrounding areas.
Sky 10 flew over the area just before 1 p.m., showing the collapse atop a car, though a second vehicle was not visible at the time.
A BSFR spokesperson said the agency was “in the process of concluding and demobilizing its response.”
For information about the building’s condition and safety, officials said inquiries should be directed to the Hallandale Beach Public Information Office.
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