Firefighters are working to extinguish a one-alarm fire that involves at least 30 vehicles. A large column of dark smoke is visible in the area. The fire is being fought on East Avenue J. Further details about the fire are available from the source. The incident is being handled by Grand Prairie firefighters who are on the scene.
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