HYANNIS, MASSACHUSETTS – [HN VIDEO NOTES] – At around 11:36 p.m. last evening, a Hyannis FD Rescue ambulance responded to the front lobby of the Fairfield Inn & Suites located on Route 132 near the intersection with Airport Road for a man suffering severe burns to his arms and abdomen, according to sources. A Hyannis FD ambulance transported the patient to CCH, requesting that police meet them inside the tunnel to the emergency room. Meanwhile, at around 11:40 p.m., fire was reported several blocks away, inside a work bay… inside a metal building at 24 Plant Road. Hyannis Firefighters cut through a metal garage door and pried open entrances to several smoke-filled work bays, eventually knocking down a smoky fire. Investigators with the State Fire Marshal’s office, a Barnstable Police arson investigator, and a member of the sheriff’s crime scene unit responded and began working the scene. The man with the severe burns was eventually airlifted to an off-Cape burn center.

Fire officials reserved comment and said they are currently working on a media statement (see the latest Hyannis FD media statement below, updated at 6:45 a.m., 6/21/25).

The following HN Video begins with brief video highlights of the entire scene. It then shows footage of the entire scene on Plant Road, with some shots from the airport in Hyannis. The video also has Hyannis FD radio traffic mixed in, but not necessarily in sync with the footage.

HYANNIS FD UPDATE – 6/21/25 @ 6:45 a.m.  –  On Friday June 20th, 2025 at 11:34PM Hyannis Firefighters were dispatched to a report of a burn victim on Iyannough Road.

Based on information from that person additional fire companies were dispatched to 24 Plant Road for a building fire.

The adult male burn victim found at a property on Iyannough Road was transported by a Hyannis Fire Department ambulance crew to Cape Cod Hospital with significant burn injuries.

At 24 Plant Road firefighters found significant smoke throughout a multi-unit commercial building. A fire involving landscaping equipment was found and extinguished in a middle unit by the initial responding firefighters. The remainder of the building was searched and ventilated. There was no fire damage to the other units and no additional injuries besides the initial burn victim.

Barnstable, Yarmouth, West Barnstable, and C-O-MM Fire Departments provided assistance at the scene. Additionally, Dennis and Cotuit Fire Departments provided station coverage.

The fire remains under investigation by the Barnstable Police Department and Hyannis Fire Department. 

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