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5-11 Alarm fire and Haz Mat Level 1 in Chicago, 4-2-19 (more)

Apr 3

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | 12 Comments

This from Larry Shapiro:

I arrived at the 5-11 Alarm fire almost two hours into it. The warehouse buildings had already collapsed and though there was still quite a bit of smoke, the bulk of the fire had been knocked down already. Nevertheless, here is what it looked like from that point on.

Chicago FD Squad 2A Rosenbauer Commander ACP-55

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Still and Box Alarm fire in Chicago, 3-18-19

Mar 19

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | 3 Comments

This from Eric Haak:

Here are some images from the Chicago Fire Department’s Still & Box on Monday afternoon (3/18). The fire was in a 3-story, 75 x 100, ordinary building at the corner of Lake and Lockwood. Companies went defensive about a half hour in and two additional truck companies were requested. The fire was struck out in just under 2 hours.

Chicago Firefighters battle fire in a 3-story building

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Tags: Chicago FD Engine 95, Chicago FD Engine 96, Chicago FD Squad 2A, Chicago FD Truck 26, Chicago Fire Department, Eric Haak, fire scene photos, Still and Box Alarm fire in Chicago

3-11 Alarm fire and Haz Mat Level 1 in Chicago, 2-21-19 (more)

Feb 22

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This from Steve Redick:

Took this in about 0515 Thursday. Very tough to get any decent images, the L tracks and heavy smoke covered the front. The one view of the rear and upwind was decent but badly arcing wires kept me from getting too close. It was a plating company so haz mat protocols were in place with some local evacuations. Nice to see the new TL5 working. TL10 had an old HME spare and operated very sparingly.

All the images can be seen here:

Steve

industrial building fire with heavy smoke

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industrial building fire with heavy fire

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Tags: 3-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, Chicago FD Engine 14, Chicago FD Engine 26, Chicago FD Engine 5, Chicago FD Squad 1A, Chicago FD Squad 2A, Chicago Fire Department, chicagoareafire.com, E-ONE tower ladder with master stream, fire scene photos, Steve Redick

3-11 Alarm fire and Haz Mat Level 1 in Chicago, 2-21-19 (more)

Feb 21

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This from Chi-Town Fire Photos:

I took some shots at the fire on Lake Street this morning. 3-11 Alarm + Level 1 Hazmat for a fire in a nickel plating company. Numerous engines were lead out, Squad 1, TL 5, TL 10 all had aerial master streams up.

Here is the link to my full gallery

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Firefighter operates deck gun on engine at fire scene

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Tags: 3-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, chi-town fire photos, Chicago FD Engine 14, Chicago FD Engine 26, Chicago FD Engine 5, Chicago FD Squad 1A, Chicago FD Squad 2A, Chicago Fire Department, chicagoareafire.com, E-ONE tower ladder with master stream, fire scene photos

Working fire in Chicago, 7-9-18

Jul 10

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos, Fire Scene video | 5 Comments

This from Steve Redick:

Fire in an auto repair shop, looked kinda doubtful for a few minutes but was under control in short order. This location is directly across the street from the scene of a fire fatal to 2 members in 1972. More images can be seen here:

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2-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, 2-12-18

Feb 12

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos, Fire Scene video | 6 Comments

Chicago firefighters battled fire in a commercial building at 4749 W. Lake Street just after midnight Monday (2/12/18). The fire was discovered by Truck 29 while returning to quarters from a Still & Box Alarm fire. Flames had already engulfed the entire building and the alarm was eventually elevated to a 2-11. The building collapsed shortly after companies went to work. Two multi-versals along with elevated master streams from Tower Ladder 5, Tower Ladder 14, Squad 2A and Truck 29 were deployed. One member from the 5-11 Club Support Service Unit was injured after loosing his balance on a patch of ice and was transported to a hospital.

Chicago FD Tower Ladder 14 E-ONE CCyclone II HP100

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fire hose under the elevated train in Chicago

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Chicago fire scene near the elevated tracks

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Chicago FD Tower Ladder 5 American LaFrance Eagle LTI

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Firefighters direct a master stream onto a fire

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Chicago Firefighter pulls hose in the cold

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Chicago FD paramedics remove an injured person

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2-11 Alarm and EMS Plan 1 for the Mayday alert in Chicago, 1/8/18

Jan 9

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Chicago firefighters battled a Still & Box Alarm fire at 4828 W. Van Buren late Monday morning (1/8/18) that was upgraded to a 2-11 with an EMS Plan 1 for a Mayday alert.

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Chicago firefighters battle fire in a house

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Tags: 2-11 Alarm and EMS Plan 1 for the Mayday alert in Chicago, chi-town fire photos, Chicago FD Squad 2A, Chicago Fire Department, Chicago firefighters battle fire in a house, fire scene photos, house engulfed in fire, Mayday alert at house fire

Chicago Still & Box alarm fire, 1-2-18 (more)

Jan 3

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This from Steve Redick:

Very cold conditions, low single digits. Companies reported what I thought was a kitchen fire with extension into concealed spaces. I arrived about 10 minutes after the box was transmitted and companies had been ordered out of the building. Interesting to watch the small wheelbase snorkel squad maneuver into a very tight area in the front of the building. Many large trees made access for any aerial device very difficult. A tough job for all concerned. All the images and video can be seen here:

Steve

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Tags: Chicago FD Engine 125, Chicago FD Engine 68, Chicago FD Squad 2A, Chicago Fire Department, fire scene photos, Steve Redick

2-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, 8-22-17 (more)

Aug 24

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This from Steve Redick:

It was deja vu … the old Zenith industrial complex that has had several other fires including a still and box I took in a few months ago. Most of the fire appeared to be in the top floor and roof area and was really showing a lot of heavy smoke for a while. Little or no interior operations due to hazardous building conditions. Three towers, Snorkel, a few ladder pipes and a deck gun were used. It was right at sunset so the photos were all taken in rapidly changing lighting conditions. The video and all the images can be seen at my website here: