This from Tri State – USFiR Photography:
McHenry requested a box alarm for a heavily involved single-story frame (12/3/21) around 7:30pm on Thomas Ct in Holiday Hills. Crews made an aggressive interior attack then had to back out to go defensive due to heavy involvement in the attic.
Tri State – USFiR Photography
Tri State – USFiR Photography
Tri State – USFiR Photography
Excerpts from the NWherald.com:
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A Wednesday morning fire left a McHenry home uninhabitable, according to a news release from McHenry Township Fire Protection District.
Firefighters responded about 6:15 a.m. to a house fire in the 3600 block of Grand Avenue, McHenry, and flames were coming from second floor windows when crews arrived.
The fire was confined to two rooms on the second floor, and other areas of the house sustained smoke, heat and water damage.
A jogger alerted the resident of the home that the house was on fire. No operational smoke detectors were found inside the residence. No one was injured in the fire, the cause of which is under investigation.
Wauconda firefighters responded to 28036 N. Lakeview Circle (McHenry) for a house fire Thursday morning and were met with heavy fire from the attached garage. The incident was upgraded to a Box Alarm which brought multiple tankers (tenders) to the scene plus other suppression companies.
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