UPDATE - October 1:
Investigators are looking into what caused a fire Wednesday night at a newly built apartment complex on East Moana Lane in Reno.
The fire was reported around 10:08 p.m. at 1130 E. Moana Lane, according to Reno Fire, a five-story complex.
Upon arriving firefighters found smoke and an activated sprinkler system on the third floor.
The first engine arrived on the scene within four minutes after the call. Reno Fire says that firefighters had the fire knocked down and the sprinkler system shut off within five minutes of arriving.
The fire itself was contained quickly, but water from the sprinkler system affected six units. Reno Fire says it worked with the person responsible for the complex to make sure residents had somewhere else to stay for the night. Most, if not all, stayed at the complex.
An arson investigator also responded, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation.
No one was injured.
Reno Fire had 32 personnel at the scene, including four engines, two trucks, two squads, a safety officer and two battalion chiefs.
ORIGINAL - September 30:
Investigators think someone may have purposely started a fire at an apartment complex in Reno late Thursday night.
It sparked around 10 p.m. on east Moana Lane near I-580.
Reno firefighters put out the flames within a few minutes of arriving.
At least 10 people who lived in the building are impacted by water damage -- some of which aren't able to return to their units.
No one is hurt.
