Residents evacuate four-story Miami Beach building after partial roof collapse, city says
Residents of a four-story Miami Beach building were ordered to vacate the premises after part of its roof collapsed Wednesday morning, according to the city.
They were told to immediately evacuate the 54-unit building at 700 Euclid Ave. after it had been deemed unsafe. The city said the collapse happened in the area where the building’s electrical systems merge. No injuries were reported.
After the collapse, an Unsafe Structure notice was placed on the building and FPL turned off power.
Only two units were damaged in the collapse and subsequently condemned, the city said.
According to Local 10 News, the apartment’s management sent an email to residents saying the collapse was due to damage caused from a tropical system that went through the area earlier this month.
Miami Beach officials are now working with the building’s owners, who have agreed to provide temporary housing for the residents who have been displaced.
This story will be updated.
This story was originally published June 15, 2022 at 7:53 PM.
