Police, firefighters and ambulance crews attended an incident on Candren Road in Paisley during the early hours of Tuesday 10th November 2026.
Emergency services were reported near 129 Candren Road, with several vehicles and personnel at the scene.
A witness who attended the incident reported seeing around eight police officers and between six and ten firefighters.
Two Scottish Ambulance Service incident response units were also reported at the scene.
Police had closed off part of the road while emergency crews appeared to be dealing with an incident at a nearby property.
At around 4.30am, the witness reported that police were asking members of the public to move away from the area.
The witness said officers told him the incident had been ongoing for some time but provided no further details.
Residents were still being allowed access to their homes during the emergency response.
A photograph taken at the scene showed police officers and emergency vehicles on the road, with police tape visible.
The witness returned to the area shortly before 6.50am and reported that the emergency response had ended and the road is now open.
The circumstances surrounding the incident have not yet been confirmed.
Renfrewshire News has contacted Police Scotland, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and the Scottish Ambulance Service for comment.
Headline photo: Emergency services at Candren Road in Paisley during the early hours of Tuesday morning
Photo Credit: Steven McBride