Hermantown: Explosion Reported on Jennifer Circle

Hermantown: Explosion Reported on Jennifer Circle
Hermantown: Explosion Reported on Jennifer Circle

Hermantown, Minnesota (trfnews.i234.me) — Emergency crews responded Saturday evening after reports of an explosion in a residential area.

The call came from Jennifer Circle, a neighborhood street in Hermantown.

Initial reports said there may have been more than one explosion.

A video from the scene showed multiple emergency vehicles in the area.

Officials have not confirmed the cause of the reported blast.

This information is preliminary and may change.

What we know so far

  • The incident was reported on Jennifer Circle.
  • Several emergency crews responded to the call.
  • Early reports mentioned more than one explosion.
  • Details on injuries and damage have not been released.
Hermantown: Explosion Reported on Jennifer Circle
Hermantown: Explosion Reported on Jennifer Circle

What we do not know yet

  • What started the explosion or explosions?
  • Whether any homes were evacuated.
  • Whether utilities were involved.
  • When will the area fully reopen?

Where this happened

Hermantown is in St. Louis County and borders Duluth.

Jennifer Circle sits in a residential part of the city.

Neighbors reported a heavy emergency presence shortly after the call.

Response and public safety

Police and fire units were seen securing the area.

As of this update, no official injury report has been posted.

No official estimate of property damage has been shared.

If you are nearby, avoid the area and follow directions on scene.

Do not approach damaged structures or downed lines.

Official updates and resources

For city alerts, visit the City of Hermantown website.

For public safety notices, see the Hermantown Police Department page.

St. Louis County emergency resources are posted at St. Louis County Emergencies.

Minnesota fire investigation information is available through the Minnesota State Fire Marshal.

If you smell gas or hear hissing

Get out right away and move to a safe distance.

Do not use lights, phones, or anything that can spark.

Once you are safe, call 911.

More guidance is available at Ready.gov.

Pipeline emergency reporting advice is also posted by PHMSA.

TRF News will update this report when officials release confirmed details.

I’m Chris Harper reporting for TRF News.

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