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Ford Explorer Shop ID B614 for 5-1-5. Fleet Guy photo
Replacing the Ford Expedition
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New buggy for CFD 5-1-5
May 30
Photos from Dennis McGuire, Jr. of the 3-Alarm fire in Harvey, 5-5-16
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(19:00 hrs 5-5-16) Harvey firefighters are on the scene of a commercial fire at 155th Street and Broadway, battling fire in a block long building.
The following images and video are from Dennis McGuire, Jr.
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Chicago firefighters battled a 2-11 Alarm fire with a Haz Mat Level I today (2/9/16) in an auto repair shop at 221 W. 65th Street.
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Here are some shots of the 2-11 today.
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This from Josh Boyajian:
Here are some of my shots from the 2-11 alarm this morning. I arrived well after the 2-11 was pulled. There was still a lot of fire underneath the part of the roof that didn’t collapse where companies had a hard time directing their water streams.
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This from Dennis McGuire, Jr.:
Here are some more pictures from the Box Alarm in Blue Island, Illinois on 1/15/2016 at 13750 S Chatham St. RNA Products
Thanks,Dennis
Crews setting up ventilation fan. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Engine 2133 was first-in. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Evergreen Park Snorkel Squad 3 setting up but not used. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Evergreen Park SS3. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Firefighters Mike Lonkar and Marty Rita of the Calumet Park Fire Department. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
First-in engine crew regrouping. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Front of fire building. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
Posen truck on side d. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
And from Tim Olk:
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This from Dennis McGuire, Jr.:
The former tower ladder from Calumet Park is going in service shortly with the Storey County Fire Department northeast of Carson City, Nevada. I know it was reported before about an oil company buying it so I’m not sure how this relates. The tower is being repainted blue with a white strip to match the department’s colors by Fire Trucks Unlimited.This is a link for updates on it’s progress. Here are a few photos from the work in progress site.Thanks to Garry Kadzielawski for passing on this information.Dennis
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Here are a few shots of the 2-11 to go along with the other posts. I have more images at : 312firephotos.smugmug.com
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Starting in October, Lake County, Indiana fire departments and police departments will all be dispatched by one center. Motorola Solutions, Inc. and AT&T have been working on this for a year. Not all of the fire departments went online at once, but at the end of October all departments will be under the new center. I believe the center is located in Crown Point, Indiana. The numbering system is as follows:00 = Stations01-09= Officers10-19= Engines20-29= Trucks30-39= Rescues40-49= Tankers50-59= Specialty Units60-69= Ambulances70-79= Brush trucks80-99= Individual department membersThe following is a partial list of the departments and their assigned number(s):1200-Cedar Lake1500-Crown Point1800 to 2100-Dyer2200-Munster2500-East Chicago3100 to 3300-Griffith4100 to 4800-Hammond5100 to 5200-Highland5300 to 5600-Hobart5800-Lake Dale5900-Lake Hills6100-Lake Ridge6300 to 6400-Lake Station6600 to 6800-Lowell6900-New Chicago7000 to 7400-Merriville7500 to 7700-St. John7800 to 800-Schererville8200-Schnieder8300-Shelby8400-Whiting8500 to 9900-GaryDennis
This from Dennis McGuire, Jr:
I was able to attend the open house held yesterday (10/3/15) at the Fire Service Inc. headquarters in St. John, Indiana. On display were many demo rigs and some new deliveries for the area. Of interest were a rear engine pumper on a Quest HS chassis, E-One’s 78′, 105′, and 137′ rear mount aerials, and a 100′ tower ladder quint on the new Quest chassis. Local rigs on display were a Typhoon engine for Hometown, a Typhoon engine for Glencoe, and 14 new Ford E-350/Wheeled Coach ambulances for Chicago. (Ambulnaces 2, 8, 11, 17, 18, 21, 27, 37, 42, 62, 64, 68, 69 & 73)Dennis
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This is a used 2001 E-ONE Cyclone, 2000/300 75′ RM Quint so# 123555 (X-San Carlos Apache Tribe, AZ) which is now in service with the Calumet Park, Illinois fire department as Truck 2224. This rig along with a previously mentioned2004 E-ONE engine have replaced a 2011 HME/Ferrara tower ladder that reportly has been sold to a oil company near Las Vegas, NV.
Calumet Park Truck 2224 is a used, 2001 E-ONE Cyclone 2000/300 75′ quint previously owned by the San Carlos Apache Tribe in Arizona. Dennis McGuire, Jr. photo
