A structural collapse at a Bradenton nursing home forced the evacuation of 157 residents Saturday.Manatee County Public Safety and Emergency Medical Services, along with the Bradenton Fire Department, responded to Aviata at Brad enton Villas at roughly 6 p.m. after part of the facility suffered a significant roof collapse.By around 3 a.m., all residents of the facility had been safely evacuated and relocated following the partial collapse, according to a Manatee County spokesperson.In a statement posted to Facebook on Sunday, the facility said in part, "We recognize that this has been a difficult and emotional time for our residents, their loved ones and our dedicated team members. We are working around the clock to support every resident, maintain continuity of care, and communicate directly with families as relocation efforts continue." The statement went on to say Aviata is "fully cooperating with the appropriate authorities," as the structural assessment and investigation continue.Manatee County Public Safety coordinated the relocation efforts thoughout the night, with help from multiple neighboring agencies, including the Bradenton Fire Department and the city of Bradenton.Ambulances and accessible transportation resources from Manatee, Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas counties were used to transport residents to sister facilities, according to officials."We are grateful to every first responder, healthcare partner, transportation provider and facility staff member who worked through the night to ensure residents were safely relocated," the spokesperson said in a statement.WATCH: Crews respond after roof collapses at Bradenton nursing home Crews respond after roof collapses at Bradenton nursing homePreliminary information indicates the collapse may be related to water intrusion and termite damage.At this time, no injuries have been reported, Manatee County officials said. ...read more read less