A firefighter works at the scene of a blaze Monday afternoon at 4 Hazen St. in Norway. Evan Houk/Advertiser Democrat

NORWAY — One child was brought safely out of a burning building Monday afternoon on Hazen Street, according to firefighters on the scene.

Firefighters were called out to 4 Hazen St. just after 4 p.m. Monday for reports of a multi-unit building on fire.

When crews arrived, they discovered one child was trapped in the building.

The child made it out of the building and was transported to MaineHealth Stephens Hospital in Norway.

The status of the patient was unavailable.

Firefighters had the blaze, described as a “room and contents” fire, knocked down by 4:40 p.m.

The fire was elevated to a 2nd alarm due to the involvement of a trapped occupant with several towns’ fire departments called in for mutual aid, but the fire was almost entirely knocked down upon their arrival.

As of 5 p.m., a firefighter at the scene said the Office of State Fire Marshal was sending out a fire marshal to investigate.

First responders closed Winter and Beal streets.

Mutual aid included fire departments from Mechanic Falls, Otisfield, Oxford, Paris and West Paris.

Advertiser Democrat reporter Evan Houk contributed to this report.