AUSTIN (KXAN) — Crews were working to put out a fire at an abandoned building Monday in northeast Austin. As of 1 p.m., Austin Fire said the fire was under control.

Austin Fire said crews responded to a building at 2215 E. Anderson Ln. just before 12 p.m.

  • Crews are working to put out a fire at an abandoned building Monday in northeast Austin. (Courtesy: Austin Fire)
    Crews are working to put out a fire at an abandoned building Monday in northeast Austin. (Courtesy: Austin Fire)
  • Crews are working to put out a fire at an abandoned building Monday in northeast Austin. (Courtesy: Austin Fire)
    Crews are working to put out a fire at an abandoned building Monday in northeast Austin. (Courtesy: Austin Fire)
  • Crews are working to put out a fire at an abandoned building Monday in northeast Austin. (Courtesy: Austin Fire)
    Crews are working to put out a fire at an abandoned building Monday in northeast Austin. (Courtesy: Austin Fire)
  • Crews are working to put out a fire at an abandoned building Monday in northeast Austin. (Courtesy: Austin Fire)
    Crews are working to put out a fire at an abandoned building Monday in northeast Austin. (Courtesy: Austin Fire)

The location is on the service road near the Anderson Ramp to U.S. Highway 290 westbound.

The building is abandoned, officials said.

The fire is now under control, but Austin Fire said crews are now facing several hours of overhaul to ensure “complete extinguishment.”