Jamestown officials reported Saturday the fire at the empty 1061 Allen St. site remains under investigation. That statement comes after the city Fire Department’s suppression operation at the site concluded around 5:30 p.m. Friday.

No injuries have been reported.

Wednesday’s fire began around 11:20 p.m. and relied on a massive response by a number of south county departments. The former Crawford Furniture building was leveled by the scorching blaze while displacing employees from Artone for two days.

“I would like to thank (all the agencies) for their heroic work in containing the fire, guiding individuals to safety, and providing critical support to the city,” said Jamestown Mayor Eddie Sundquist. “I would like to personally thank Chautauqua County Executive PJ Wendel for being at the scene of the fire. As we continue cleanup efforts, I am humbled by the support of our community and neighbors, with help coming from the local, state, and federal levels.”

Sundquist praised the efforts of all responders, including: Jamestown Fire Department, Falconer Fire Department, Celeron Fire Department, Frewsburg Fire Department, Kiantone Fire Department, Kennedy Fire Department, Busti Fire Department, Gerry Fire Department, Fluvanna Fire Department, Sinclairville Fire Department, Ellington Fire Department, Ashville Fire Department, Panama Fire Department, Randolph Fire Department, Chautauqua County EMS, the Jamestown Police Department the Jamestown Department of Development, the state Office of Fire Prevention and Control, the Chautauqua County HazMat Team, the Jamestown BPU, National Fuel, Alstar Ambulance, the Salvation Army, the DEC, the state Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, and the EPA.