The White House became the latest target of a bogus 911 call on Monday when someone falsely claimed the historic building was on fire.
DC Fire and EMS spokesman Noah Gray told The Post the tip came in at 7:03 a.m.
Crews were rolling one minute later “and in coordination with the Secret Service, it was determined there was no fire emergency.”
The firefighters “returned to service at 7:16 a.m.” Gray said, indicating the scare was over quickly.
President Biden was at Camp David in Maryland when the incident occurred.
The White House declined to comment and referred questions to the Secret Service, which did not immediately issue a statement, NYpost.com reports.
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