No one was hurt after the JP's Barbeque food trailer caught fire at the Norfolk County Fair.
SIMCOE - Fire crews in Simcoe responded to a food truck fire on the first day of the Norfolk County Fair.
A report in the Simcoe Reformer says the JP's Barbeque food trailer out of Otterville caught fire yesterday morning, but firefighters were able to prevent it from spreading to other food trucks in the area. There is no word regarding a damage estimate at this time.
In a post on the JP's Barbeque Facebook page, the owners say no one was hurt and they thanked the firefighters and fair staff for their quick response. They also said that they're hoping to be back up and running this week.
You can read the full statement from JP's Barbeque below.

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