This in from Acting Battalion Fire Chief Dan Berghoefer:

Shortly after midnight Thursday, the City of Waukesha Fire Department responded to 3609 Madison St. for a structure fire.

Three engines, a ladder truck, four ambulances and the on-duty shift command car responded to the scene.

Firefighters from the newly opened station five found heavy smoke and fire visible. The  structure, a  vacant two-story wood frame dwelling, had been a farmhouse.

The roof was completely involved and collapsing as units arrived on scene.

The building owners were contacted and they are working with the City of Waukesha Police and Fire Investigation Team.  The investigation is currently in process. No cause or estimated loss is available at this time.

There were no civilian or firefighter injuries that required medical care.

For further information regarding this incident please contact the City of Waukesha Fire Department Fire Prevention Bureau at (262) 524-3648.

Battalion Chief Joseph K. Vitale reports that on Tuesday firefighters went to 3211 Mary Ann Drive  about 3:30 a.m. for a structure fire.

They found fire had spread to the garage, house and roof.  Crews were sent inside the structure to extinguish any remaining fire.

All residents of the home had evacuated and were accounted for prior to the department’s arrival.  There were no civilian or firefighter injuries.

City of Waukesha Police and Fire Investigators are investigating.  Damage was extensive but no dollar estimates were available.