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Berkshire County suffered three fatal fires in 2025, state's analysis says. Homes remained the deadliest place for fires in Massachusetts

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Last year, four people died in three fatal fires in the Berkshires. That was up from 2024, when one person died in a blaze in Pittsfield, but still a small fraction of the 30 fires statewide that killed 44 people.

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Berkshire County suffered three fatal fires in 2025, state's analysis says. Homes remained the deadliest place for fires in Massachusetts

Last year, four people died in three fatal fires in the Berkshires. That was up from 2024, when one person died in a blaze in Pittsfield, but still a small fraction of the 30 fires statewide that killed 44 people.

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The Berkshire Eagle broke the news in on Tuesday, January 6, 2026.
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