Video from Steve Redick from the 2-11 Alarm fire at 5820 S. Ashland Avenue, 12/9/20
Posts Tagged 2-11 alarm fire in Chicago
From Tim Olk:
Chicago 2-11 89th And Houston (8950 S. Houston)
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From Charles Fox:
2-11 Alarm fire at 3849 S. Kedzie
Charles Fox photo
9:28 AM · Nov 19, 2020: 2-11 Alarm Fire at 82nd & Cottage. There are no injuries or transports thus far. No further info. 4-1-10
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Excerpts from abc7chicago.com:
A fire that started just after 11:30 p.m. inside of a vacant 2 1/2-story home at 820 North Lawndale Avenue in Chicago destroyed that home and damaged two others in a 2-alarm fire. The vacant home collapsed during the fire. One firefighter was taken to a hospital with a minor injury and at least four people are trying to figure out where to go next as their homes are boarded up.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, but a neighbor saw two men in the backyard overnight lighting a bonfire.
From the Chicago FD Media on Twitter:
Update for the Still and Box at 820 N Lawndale- has been upgraded to a 2-11 Alarm.
Update- 2-11 Alarm at 820 N Lawndale has been struck out. 4 displacements red cross and human services enroute. 1 Firefighter transported from the 2-11 Alarm for minor injury. No other injuries.
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From CFD media on Twitter:
S&B @ 0047, 211 @ 0119 4712 -14 W Chicago 1 story auto body shop 100 X 150 partial Bow truss roof. 211 struck out @ 0158. No injuries no transports at present. Fire is out companies doing salvage and overhaul
Update 4712 -14 W Chicago. Companies picking up at present no injuries no transports. Companies returning in service.
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Excerpts from Chicago.cbslocal.com:
Six people were injured in a high-rise fire in the Loop early Tuesday morning.
The building, at 400 East Randolph, located near Maggie Daley Park, caught fire sometime after 12:30 a.m. The fire was located in a single unit on the 32nd floor and it appears to be electrical in nature, but the cause is unknown.
While responding to the fire, five firefighters became temporarily stuck in an elevator. They were not injured.
A 60-year-old woman and a 77-year-old man, who live on the 32nd floor of the building, are in the hospital in serious condition. A third person was also taken to the hospital, but his condition was not serious.
Most of the people injured are suffering from smoke inhalation.
A resident’s pet, a cat, died in the fire. The fire was struck out around 1:30 a.m. and most residents have been able to return to the building.
2-11 alarm EMS plan 2, 400 E Randolph. CFD is on scene.
400 E. Randolph update: EMS Plan 2 has been secured. One pet was lost in the fire. No Further Information. 4-1-10
2-11 alarm at 400 E. Randolph has been struck out. Fire is out. Three civilian transports to Northwestern (1 Male patient Red, 1 Female patient Red, 1 Male patient Yellow). Fire was contained to 1 unit on the 32nd Floor. No further Information. 4-1-10
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Chicago firefighters battled a 2-11 Alarm fire on Sunday at 4501 W. Addison Street at a commercial laundry.
From CFD Media on Twitter:
2-11 alarm 4502 W Addison CDD starting defensive operations. No injuries
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And some late photos from Larry Shapiro:
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Excerpts from abc7chicago.com:
Four homes and a coach house caught fire on Chicago’s Northwest Side Wednesday after a fire started in the 2400 block of North Mason at around 2 p.m. Massive flames and thick black smoke poured from the residential block, as firefighters attacked the blaze.
Officials said the fire started in one house and spread to others. One firefighter was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
