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4-Alarm fire in Calumet Park, 12-8-17 (more)

Dec 11

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This from Brad Steinweg:

Pictures from Cal Park’s 4-11. Due to horrible traffic on I-94 I did not get there until most of the fire was knocked. Got a few apparatus photos though.

-Brad S.

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4-Alarm fire in Calumet Park, 12-8-17

Dec 9

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This from Eric Haak:

I arrived at this incident in Calumet Park just short of an hour and a half after the first in engine. The rear of the building was brought under control about 10 minutes after I arrived and after that, there was not much firefighting left to shoot other than rigs.

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huge flames during apartment building fire

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Merrionette Park fire truck at fire scene

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Orland Fire District ladder truck at work

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2-Alarm apartment complex fire in Glenwood, 2-13-16 (more)

Feb 15

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This from Brad Steinweg:

On the way home from work, I stopped by Glenwood’s 2nd alarm fire. This was one of two for MABAS 24. East Hazel Crest had a 2-alarm a few hours later. Glenwood got their new engine officially broken in. Mutual-aid companies included Hazel Crest, Munster, Lansing, Lynwood, Tinley Park, Chicago Heights, CC Hills, Harvey, South Holland, & Thornton.

-Brad S.

Thornton FD HME Tele-Squrt at fire scene

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heavy fire and thick smoke at fire scene

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East Hazel Crest fire truck at fire scene

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2-Alarm apartment complex fire in Glenwood, 2-13-16 (more)

Feb 15

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This from Kevin Griffin:

Here are some pictures of Glenwood’s 2-11 at 800 e 191st

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2-Alarm apartment complex fire in Glenwood, 2-13-16 (more)

Feb 14

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More from the 2-Alarm fire in Glenwood 2/13/16

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2-Alarm apartment complex fire in Glenwood, 2-13-16

Feb 13

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The Glenwood Fire Department went to a 2nd Alarm Saturday morning (2/13/16) for fire in a two-story, multi-unit building at 800 E. 191st Place.

This from Eric Haak:

Here are some images of the 2nd alarm in south suburban Glenwood. The initial alarm came in around 11:30. There was heavy fire in the cockloft which eventually consumed the entire length of the building.