1 Hurt In 4-Alarm House Fire On Long Island: Police

TERRYVILLE, NY — One person was hurt in a fire that broke out at a Terryville home on Monday night, drawing dozens of firefighters from four fire departments, authorities said.

The fire broke out in a kitchen on the second floor of the Bicycle Path home at about 6:45 p.m., and "presented significant challenges due to the presence of multiple apartments and hoarder conditions throughout the structure," according to a Facebook post by the Terryville Fire Department.

The person was taken to Stony Brook University Hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries, Suffolk police said.

The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Town of Brookhaven Fire Marshal's office, according to the fire department.

The Arson Squad is also investigating, a police spokesman said.

In addition to Terryville, altogether five agencies, including the Port Jefferson, Setauket, and Selden fire departments, as well as Port Jefferson Emergency Medical Services responded to the fire.