HOUSTON – Houston firefighters were called to a fire at an apartment complex in west Houston late Sunday night after reports of flames coming from a third-floor unit at 10901 Meadowglen Lane, according to the Houston Fire Department.
HFD responded around 11 p.m. and encountered challenges getting to the scene because the complex is gated. Crews also had to work around limited access to water, with the nearest fire hydrants located a significant distance from the buildings, officials said.
Despite the delays, firefighters launched a quick attack and were able to knock down the fire. No civilian injuries were reported.
One HFD safety officer was injured and taken to a hospital in stable condition. Two additional firefighters were also being evaluated, officials said.
Fire officials said 12 units were affected, though it was not immediately clear how many residents were displaced. The department’s arson investigators were on scene working to determine what caused the fire.
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Christian Hudspeth is a Houston native who joined KPRC 2 News in December 2025. Christian began his news career at KTRK in 2022 before moving to newsrooms in Waco, Texas (KXXV), Las Vegas, Nevada (KTNV), and now back to H-Town. He earned his BA at the University of Houston Jack J. Valenti School of Communication in 2023.