Roswell firefighter bitten by dog while responding to Aspen Pointe apartment fire

Roswell Fire Department said a firefighter received a minor dog bite during the Sept. 1 apartment-fire response and returned to duty.

Minor / nonfatalBreed: not reportedRoswell, GA
Date2026-09-01 · just before 4 p.m. EDT
LocationAspen Pointe apartments, 1300 Gran Crique Drive; BiteDB map point uses the Roswell area rather than a unit-level pin
Victim(s)1 Roswell firefighter
Dogs involved1 dog reported
Injury severityMinor bite; firefighter returned to duty
Breed attributionNot reportedAtlanta News First, citing the Roswell Fire Department, did not report a breed. BiteDB does not infer breed from the setting or injury.
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Incident summary

Roswell Fire Department units responding to an apartment fire at Aspen Pointe on Sept. 1 reported that one firefighter received a minor dog bite. The department said the firefighter returned to duty. The source did not report the dog’s breed, ownership, disposition or the circumstances immediately preceding the bite.

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Firefighter bit by dog while responding to Roswell apartment fireAtlanta News First local reporting citing Roswell Fire Department · Published 2026-09-01 · Accessed 2026-09-04

Atlanta News First reported, citing the Roswell Fire Department, that a firefighter responding to the Sept. 1 Aspen Pointe apartment fire received a minor dog bite and returned to duty.

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    What BiteDB does not infer

    Breed is recorded only at the provenance level shown above. Missing injury details, dog history, ownership facts or circumstances remain unknown unless a reliable source establishes them. This record may be updated as police, animal-control, medical, court or follow-up reporting becomes available.