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Fireworks lit up the Montgomery County skyline Tuesday night in celebration of the Fourth of July while two unauthorized discharges led to two houses catching fire in Rockville and Montgomery Village, tweeted Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson Pete Piringer.

During a press conference Wednesday afternoon, MCFRS Acting Fire Chief John Kinsley said that most of the fires caused by fireworks he has seen have been from “spent” or discarded fireworks.

At 10:45 p.m., MCFRS personnel were dispatched to a three-story house at the 15100 block of Rosecroft Road in Rockville for “heavy fire conditions,” Piringer tweeted.

According to Piringer, the house had sprinklers and most of the fire was extinguished by 11:30 p.m. The family, including three adults, one child and a dog were able to get out safely. Additionally, a firefighter sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Fireworks lit up the Montgomery County skyline Tuesday night in celebration of the Fourth of July while two unauthorized discharges led to two houses catching fire in Rockville and Montgomery Village, tweeted Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson Pete Piringer.

During a press conference Wednesday afternoon, MCFRS Acting Fire Chief John Kinsley said that most of the fires caused by fireworks he has seen have been from “spent” or discarded fireworks.

At 10:45 p.m., MCFRS personnel were dispatched to a three-story house at the 15100 block of Rosecroft Road in Rockville for “heavy fire conditions,” Piringer tweeted.

According to Piringer, the house had sprinklers and most of the fire was extinguished by 11:30 p.m. The family, including three adults, one child and a dog were able to get out safely. Additionally, a firefighter sustained non-life-threatening injuries.