CUTLER BAY, Fla. – Some residents are returning to their apartments the day after a two-alarm fire broke out on a roof of a Cutler Bay apartment complex. The blaze erupted and at one point saw 26 different fire units at the scene to douse the rooftop. Nearly 24 hours later, fire restoration companies are trying to get some residents back into their homes after city officials said there is no structural damage to the foundation. At least 24 homes were damaged and no injuries were reported after the blaze started in the community near Southwest 212 Street near 87th Avenue, officials said. “Building inspectors anticipate the units will be restored to their original state,” Cutler Bay Mayor Tm Meerbott said.