fire at 214 Navajo Trail in Buffalo Grove

Dan McInerney submitted several images of the apparatus on the scene at Buffalo Grove’s fire yesterday at 214 Navajo Trail.

Buffalo Grove Fire Department 214 Navajo Trail Tower Ladder 25

Buffalo Grove Tower 25 was the still alarm company. Dan McInerney photo

Buffalo Grove Fire Department 214 Navajo Trail Lincolnshire Squad 51

Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Squad 51 was the RIT company. Dan McInerney photo

Buffalo Grove Fire Department 214 Navajo Trail Arlington Heights Engine 4

Arlington Heights Engine 4 was due on the Code 3 for the reported fire. Dan McInerney photo

Buffalo Grove Fire Department 214 Navajo Trail Quint 27

Buffalo Grove Quint 27 was due on the Code 4 upgrade. Dan McInerney photo

Buffalo Grove Fire Department 214 Navajo Trail Long Grove FPD

Long Grove Engine 55 came in on the Code 4 upgrade as well. Dan McInerney photo

Buffalo Grove Fire Department 214 Navajo Trail Long Grove Battalion 55

Long Grove Battalion 55 was also due on the Code 4 for the confirmed working fire. Dan McInerney photo

Buffalo Grove Fire Department 214 Navajo Trail

Buffalo Grove Engine 26 was running with a spare apparatus. Dan McInerney photo

After the fire, firefighters examine an air pack before replacing it on the tower. Dan McInerney photo

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Buffalo Grove Fire Department 7-2-12 fire at 214 Navajo Trail

A firefighter prepares to advance a line in the rear as smoke pushes from the deck area. Larry Shapiro photo

Early this afternoon the Buffalo Grove Fire Department received a call reporting a fire in the rear of a home at 214 Navajo Trail. Police arrived and confirmed a fire before the fire department arrived. The first arriving units found smoke in the rear of the ranch house and pulled a line. They discovered a fire along the rear of the house that was burning below the patio door. One line extinguished the fire as a second company entered the house and verified that there was no extension.