A small fire burned inside Seattle’s iconic Space Needle Friday morning.
X posts from the Seattle Fire Department started at 4:24 a.m., saying there was a fire in a high rise in the 400 block of Broad Street.
The fire broke out in an elevator control room at the top of the Space Needle, according to Seattle Fire spokesperson David Cuerpo.
About 15 minutes later, Seattle Fire posted that the fire was under control and the number of firefighters in the area was being reduced.
The fire is now out and the incident is under investigation.
There were no injuries or damage, according to the Space Needle.
The fire was located in an elevator control room at the top of the Space Needle. The building is currently undergoing construction.