A fire at MAA Belmont Apartments on Oldfield Crossing Drive displaced four adults and one child Friday afternoon, Aug. 21, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

No one was injured.

JFRD crews responded just after 3 p.m. to the complex at 3900 Oldfield Crossing Dr., near the Lowe's Home Improvement store, Action News Jax reported. A department spokeswoman said the blaze was under control by about 4 p.m.

The fire damaged one of 12 multistory buildings at the gated apartment community, which sits in the Loretto area of Mandarin. JFRD has not released the cause of the fire or identified which building or unit was affected.

Resources for displaced residents

The American Red Cross provides temporary shelter, food and financial support to people displaced by home fires. Residents can contact their local chapter for assistance.

JFRD's Mayor's Home Safety Program offers free smoke alarm replacement or battery installation for any Jacksonville resident. The program, run in partnership with the Red Cross, serves homes at no cost. Residents can request the service by calling (904) 630-2489 or visiting MyJFRD.com.