SHAWNEE COUNTY — Authorities say improper disposal of fireworks caused significant damage at a home.

Just after 11:30p.m. Thursday, fire crews&nbsp;responded to a fire at a home&nbsp; at 301 SW Yorkshire Road, according to Fire Marshal Todd Harrison.

Upon arrival, fire crews found smoke and flames coming from the two-story residence. The occupants of the house were able to self-evacuate prior to the fire departments arrival.

A Topeka Fire Department Investigation’s Unit determined cause for the fire to be accidental, associated with the improper disposal of fireworks.

The estimated dollar loss is $100,000.00 including $50,000.00&nbsp; associated with structural loss and $50,000.00 associated with contents loss, according to Harrison.

Working smoke detectors were located within the structure of fire origin.

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 </figure>SHAWNEE COUNTY — Authorities say improper disposal of fireworks caused significant damage at a home.Just after 11:30p.m. Thursday, fire crews&nbsp;responded to a fire at a home&nbsp; at 301 SW Yorkshire Road, according to Fire Marshal Todd Harrison.Upon arrival, fire crews found smoke and flames coming from the two-story residence. The occupants of the house were able to self-evacuate prior to the fire departments arrival.A Topeka Fire Department Investigation’s Unit determined cause for the fire to be accidental, associated with the improper disposal of fireworks.The estimated dollar loss is $100,000.00 including $50,000.00&nbsp; associated with structural loss and $50,000.00 associated with contents loss, according to Harrison.Working smoke detectors were located within the structure of fire origin.

Fireworks fire responsible for $100K damage to Kan. home