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Palm Coast’s Epic Theatres Briefly Evacuated After Burnt-Smell Report

June 4, 2018 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

Epic Theatres in Palm Coast’s Town Center, seen here in a file photo, was briefly evacuated Saturday night. (© FlaglerLive)

Epic Theatres in Palm Coast’s Town Center was briefly evacuated Saturday evening after a report of a burning odor in the area of the box office.

Flagler County’s dispatch center got a report of the burning, electrical-type odor at 7:08 p.m. Theater-goers were ordered evacuated two minutes later.

Flagler County Sheriff’s deputies carried out a sweep of all theaters with Flagler County Fire Rescue and Palm Coast Fire Department firefighters. They observed nothing suspicious.

By 7:30, all patrons were allowed back inside. Deputies and firefighters stood by for a while then cleared the scene.

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