Photos from Tim Olk of a Still & Box Alarm with an EMS Plan 1 at 8739 S. Aberdeen 8/2/19
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This from Steve Redick:
Took this job in Thursday afternoon, temps were still below zero after record setting cold the previous day. CFD was sending a 3rd engine to all working fires to help overcome the many frozen hydrants encountered. In this case it looked to me like the two closest hydrants were in good working order. They were just a few minutes away from going defensive when I arrived. The tower ladder was positioned late in the fire after moving the first-due truck and second engine who was hooked to a hydrant. Members took a beating from the severe cold.All the images can be seen here:
This from Eric Haak:
The Chicago Fire Department continued a busy two days of firefighting in sub-zero temperatures with this Still & Box Alarm at 2949 North Luna Avenue in the 7th Battalion. A working fire was confirmed just before 1:30pm on Thursday (1/31) and the alarm was elevated very shortly afterward. Companies were interior for over a half hour before going defensive and remained on the scene for nearly 4 hours.
This from Dan Shevlin:
HelloMy name is Dan and I work in the Chicago Fire Alarm Office.Sunday March 10th 2013Still & Box 1223 S KildareStill Time : 1417 hrsBox Time : 1419 hrs by the MFAOEngine 38 reported a fire on the 2nd floor of 2 1/2 story ordinary constructed building. By the time I got there fire was blowing out the attic windows and dog houses. The order was given to back out and a defensive attack was set up.Thanks Dan Shevlin
More of Dan’s images can be viewed HERE.