More from the Working fire in Chicago, 5-29-21
Posts Tagged Chicago Fire Department
This from Matthew Sosnowski:
STILL + W/F = BOX ALARM @ 11303 SOUTH ON NORMALDATELINE CITY OF CHICAGO ILLINOIS DATE SATURDAY 5-29-2021 ADDRESS 11303 SOUTH ON NORMAL CROSS STREETS ARE 501 BLOCK OF WEST ON 113TH STREET AND 459 BLOCK WEST ON 114TH STREET OF STILL ALARM + W/F RESPONSE + BOX ALARM STILL ALARM @ 14:31 HOURS B/O/O/ E.F.A.O. {ENGLEWOOD FIRE ALARM OFFICE} STILL ALARM COMPANIES RESPONDING ENGINES 62/115 TRUCK {LADDER} 27 TOWER LADDER 24 BATTALION CHIEF 22 UPGRADED TO A WORKING FIRE RESPONSE @ 14:34 HOURS B/O/O E.F.A.O. W/F RESPONSE COMPANIES RESPONDING SQUAD 5/5A EMS 459 BATT CHIEF 21 AMBULANCE 60 TRUCK {LADDER} 62 BOX ALARM @ 14:45 HOURS B/O/O BATT 22 BOX ALARM COMPANIES RESPONDING ENGINES 75/93 S.O.C. 515 OFI 468 TRUCK {LADDER} 40 EMS 468 BATT 19/23
From CFD Media on Twitter:
Still and Box with Plan one 5812 north Oriole. 1 story heavy fire load from contents. Two adults transported serious to critical from smoke inhalation. Couple in their 60’s by estimate.
Two adults transported from EMS plan one Still and Box 5812 n Oriole
From Tim Olk:
Chicago Fire Department Still and Box Alarm with an EMS Plan 1 at 5812 N Oriole
From CFD Media on Twitter yesterday:
STILL AND BOX 4722 w Patterson
4722 west Patterson. Still and Box today with CFD making canine rescues!
Excerpts from Chicago.cbslocal.com:
Family, friends, and colleagues are remembering Chicago Fire Department paramedic Robert Truevillian, who died of COVID-19 last year. A 20-year CFD veteran, Truevillian worked on Ambulance 71 in the South Deering neighborhood. He had been battling COVID-19 for about a month before he died last December.
Tuesday morning, Mayor Lori Lightfoot and fellow firefighters were on hand as Truevillian’s badge was added to the memorial wall at the Quinn Fire Academy.
Truevillian was 55 years old. He was the third active member of the Chicago Fire Department to die of COVID-19.
From CFD Media on Twitter:
Paramedic in Charge Robert Truevillian was honored and remembered during a badge ceremony today at the Quinn Fire Academy. “True” as he was known, was the third CFD member to have passed due to complications of COVID-19 in December.
Chicago Fire Department news
May 14
Excerpts from Chicago.cbslocal.com:
Mayor Lori Lightfoot has tapped Acting Chicago Fire Commissioner Annette Nance Holt, who lost her teenage son to one of the city’s most infamous shootings in 2007, to serve as the first Black woman to run the Chicago Fire Department.
Lightfoot announced Nance Holt’s nomination at a graduation ceremony for the latest class of Chicago Fire Department paramedics on Friday where Holt urged the class of 42 new paramedics to treat the patients they serve as members of their own families.
Nance Holt is the mother of Blair Holt, a 16-year-old Julian High School honor student who was shot and killed in 2007, as he was trying to shield a classmate from gunfire on a CTA bus. She and Blair’s father, retired Chicago Police Cmdr. Ronald Holt, have become outspoken advocates for victims of gun violence ever since.
A product of the Chicago Public Schools and a graduate of Chicago State University, Nance Holt has been a firefighter since 1990, four years after the first women were hired at Chicago Fire Department. She has served in virtually every role at the department, except for engineer.
In 2018, Nance Holt became the first woman and first Black woman to serve as First Deputy Commissioner. Lightfoot tapped her as Acting Fire Commissioner in early April, after Commissioner Richard Ford II retired when he reached the department’s mandatory retirement age.
As seen around … Chicago
May 1
As seen around … Chicago
Apr 30
From Chicagoland_fire_photos on instagram
Truck 24 pre vs.post closer
Engine 115 pre vs. post closer
This from 312firephotos:
Still and Box on 4/26/2021 at 12206 S. Normal Ave. Here’s a link to the folder on my smugmug site.
As seen around … Chicago
Apr 26