Tim Olk took in a fire Tuesday night at the Cal Side Marina in south suburban Burnham. The fire was handled quickly with the assistance of Calumet City and South Holland companies.
Posts Tagged Calumet City Fire Department
This from Martin Nowak:
Here are some old photos of the Calumet City Fire Department.Thanks to Squad546 and L. Groszewski for allowing me to use these photos.
Former Engine 305 – 1969 Mack, before refurbFormer Engine 305 – 1969/1984 Mack/SpecialtyFormer Engine 303 – Kenworth/E-One. Might have been a 1985Next three are from L. GroszewskiFormer Snorkel 1 (Taken in 1977)Former Engine 305 in 1977Old Ambulance (Taken in 1977)
This from Kevin Griffin:
video of Calumet City’s new Ambulance
This from Dylan Konchan
The MABAS 24 Task Force went into Morris for their flood today. Tinley Park, South Holland, East Hazel Crest, and Calumet City were responding. They met up at the Tinley Park Convention Center. Here are some shots.
This from Dennis McGuire, Jr.
Here is Calumet City X-Engine 1, a 1937 American LaFrance Type 475 pumper sitting in a park in Calumet City.
Calumet City FD antique
Oct 17
This from Brad Steinweg:
I was in the TF South auto body class my junior and senior year. During my junior year, we assisted the CCFD in the restoration of their 1914 American LaFrance. I came across an album while cleaning up my computer and decided to share it.–Brad S.Glenwood FD
The Calumet City Fire Department has been added to the site. They are part of MABAS Division 24. Calumet City has two stations with Pierce apparatus, and ambulances from Excellance and Medtec. They also maintain a 1914 American LaFrance antique. There area 48 career personnel protecting 7.1 square miles.
This from Brad Steinweg:
I just wanted to share a few pictures I got from the Cal City box & still yesterday @ 371 Mackinaw-Brad S.
There is an article on the NBC Chicago website with images of a Calumet City Fire Department engine that fell into a sinkhole on
The truck was returning from responding to a wire down at 465 Sibley Blvd. in Calumet City, according to Assistant Chief Donte Zorzi.
No wires were found down and the truck turned at Buffalo Avenue when the two rear tires fell into the sink hole, Zorzi said.
The entre article can be found HERE.
The Burnham Fire Department received calls yesterday reporting a fire in a 3-story apartment building at 14000 S. Torrence Avenue. First arriving companies found heavy smoke on the first floor and upgraded the alarm to a MABAS Box Alarm. Mutual aid companies from several neighboring departments responded including Calumet City, Dolton, South Holland, and Munster Indiana. The fire was knocked down in fairly short order and no injuries were reported.
Tim Olk took in the fire, and though he arrived after the fire was put out, he submitted several images of the scene and the apparatus that responded.