Posts Tagged E-ONE tower ladder at fire scene

Box Alarm in Harvey, 10-24-15 (more)

Oct 28

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

This fro Eric Haak:

Here are some still images from the Harvey fire on Saturday (10/24). I arrived very late and they still had heavy fire in the second building. The original fire building was completely down by my arrival.

Eric Haak photo

Eric Haak photo

firefighters with hose line and massive flames

Eric Haak photo

firefighter with hose line and massive flames

Eric Haak photo

Eric Haak photo

Tags: E-ONE tower ladder at fire scene, Eric Haak, fire scene photos, fire trucks at fire scene, Harvey Fire Department

Roof fire in Wheeling, 5/10/15

May 10

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This from Larry Shapiro:

The WheelingFire Department received calls for fire on the roof of a mostly vacant, one-story, strip mall at 1786 W. Hintz Road Sunday morning (5/10/15) just after 9AM. Responding units were able to see a black header while en route. The fire was on the roof at the rear of the building. Buffalo Grove Tower 25 setup in the alley and hit the fire with their master stream and Wheeling firefighters used a 2 1/2-inch line from the roof. The affected area was roughly 20 square feet.

Here are a few images and a brief video. More images are at shapirophotography.net

Larry Shapiro photo

Larry Shapiro photo

firemen setup E-ONE tower ladder at fire scene

Larry Shapiro photo

Larry Shapiro photo

Larry Shapiro photo

Tags: Buffalo Grove Fire Department, Buffalo Grove Tower Ladder 25, E-ONE tower ladder at fire scene, fire scene video, Larry Shapiro, roof fire at vacant shopping center, Rosenbauer America Timberwolf, shapirophotography.net, Wheeling Fire Department

Structure fire in Harvey, 3/12/15

Mar 12

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The Harvey Fire Department had a Full-Still Alarm this morning at 10 W. 147th Street for a fire at a tire storage facility.

Excerpts from the ChicagoTribune.com:

Firefighters responded to a fire early Thursday in suburban Harvey … at a tire shop near 147th Street and Ashland Avenue.

When firefighters arrived, a building on the property was fully engulfed and crews took a defensive position outside the structure … the site formerly housed a lumber yard.

Images from Tim Olk

Tim Olk photo

Tim Olk photo

Tim Olk photo

Tags: E-ONE tower ladder at fire scene, fire scene photos, fire trucks working at fire scene, Harvey Fire Department, Tim Olk

Box Alarm fire in Wilmette, 2-17-15 (more)

Feb 18

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Images by Jeff Rudolph from the Woman’s Club of Wilmette fire on Tuesday (2/17/15)

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E-ONE tower ladder as big flames burning through the roof

Jeff Rudolph photo

fireman with hose line at winter fire scene

Jeff Rudolph photo

firemen on aerial ladder with lots of smoke

Jeff Rudolph photo

Jeff Rudolph photo

Tags: E-ONE tower ladder at fire scene, Jeff Rudolph, Pierce tractor drawn aerial at fire scene, Wilmette Fire Department, winter fire scene images

Box Alarm in Wilmette, 2/17/15 (more)

Feb 18

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Images by Tim Olk from the Woman’s Club of Wilmette fire on Tuesday (2/17/15)

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Peirce tower ladder at smokey fire scene

Tim Olk photo

fireman climbs aerial ladder at fire scene

Tim Olk photo

Tim Olk photo

Tim Olk photo

Tim Olk photo

Tim Olk photo

Tim Olk photo

Tags: E-ONE tower ladder at fire scene, firemen covered with ice at fire scene, Pierce tractor drawn aerial at fire scene, Tim Olk, Wilmette Fire Department, winter fire scene images, Woman's Club of Wilmette destroyed by fire

Box Alarm in Wilmette, 2-17-15

Feb 17

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Service Photos | 2 Comments

This is the first of what will be several posts on this fire:

Wilmette companies responded to an automatic fire alarm at the Woman’s Club of Wilmette, 930 Greenleaf Avenue around 10AM this morning (2/17/15). Upon rounding the corner, smoke was visible through the roof and the alarm was upgraded to a Code 4 (working fire).

The occupants were out of the building when the fire department arrived and made an initial interior attack before being forced to withdraw. The alarm was upgraded to a Box Alarm for additional companies.

Four aerial master streams were operating; Wilmette Tower 26, Northbrook Tower 12, Evanston Truck 23, and Morton Grove Quint 4. Engines pumping included Wilmette Engine 27 and Winnetka Engine 28. Other units at the scene were engines from Lincolnwood, and Glenview, trucks from Northfield and Des Plaines, a Skokie squad, both Wilmette ambulances, the Mess Canteen, MABAS Division 3 Comm 3, and several chief officers.

Here are a few images from Larry Shapiro. Also at the scene were Tim Olk and Jeff Rudolph.