Firefighters from Conroe and Montgomery responded to an incident at Margaritaville. A stuck elevator was reported, with two adults and four children trapped inside. The firefighters worked to free those stuck, starting by opening the outer door of the elevator.
They then attempted to open the inner door to allow the occupants to exit. All individuals were safely removed from the elevator by 11:28 PM. For more information on this incident, details are available from the MC Police Reporter.
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