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Martin County Fire Rescue responds to transformer fire at FPL plant near Indiantown

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Martin County Fire Rescue crews extinguished a fire at the Florida Power and Light plant in Indiantown on June 20, 2025.
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MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. — Emergency crews in Martin County said no one was hurt after a "pretty significant" fire occurred at a Florida Power and Light plant on Friday.

Martin County Fire Rescue said a transformer fire occurred just before 11:30 a.m. at the FPL plant near Indiantown.

The plant is located at 21900 Southwest Warfield Blvd.

Fire extinguished at FPL plant near Indiantown

Fire Rescue spokesman Cory Pippin told WPTV that the fire was contained. It was unclear if the transformer exploded or if it was a small fire that grew into a larger fire.

Martin County Fire Rescue said the flames were isolated to a single transformer.

In a post on its Facebook page, the agency said crews will remain at the plant to "monitor the affected equipment and ensure there are no flare-ups."

Pippin said no one was hurt.

FPL told WPTV they are investigating the cause. Also, they said that no customers' electricity was impacted by the blaze.

This is the same plant where two FPL workers were hurt after an explosion in May 2024.

Stay with WPTV.com and WPTV News for updates.