Bedford Park FD Engine 710 « chicagoareafire.com

This from Chi-town Fire Photos:

Had the opportunity to take pictures of the Bedford Park Fire Department apparatus. Here are the updated station assignments including their new mini pumper/squad. I was told the new squad will be staffed with personnel on shift when manning is at their maximum. It will not be a jump company with any fire apparatus, but will be chasing medical calls and all fire runs.

Station 1 6820 S Archer Road, Bedford Park, Illinois

– Quint 704

– Ambulance 701

– Snorkel 705 (Not Photographed)

– Squad 702

– Engine 711 (Spare)

– Engine 707 (Spare)

Station 2 5101 W 67th Street, Bedford Park, Illinois

– Engine 710

– Ambulance 703

– Battalion 7

Station 3 6799 W 73rd Street, Bedford Park, Illinois

– Tower 709

– Squad 708

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Pierce Dash CF PUC aluminum tower ladder

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Chi-Town Fire Photos

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This from Josh Boyajian:

This afternoon (Thursday, 10-6-16), Bedford Park FD arrived @ 6650 s Oak Park Ave to find smoke showing from a 2-sty commercial building. First engines lead out lines, while Tower 709 and Truck 31 threw their mains to the roof. Companies encountered heavy smoke inside the building which housed a recycling center. Multiple handlines were used to extinguish the fire. Mabas 10 MVU was utilized at the end of the incident to clear the smoke out of the building.

Joshua Boyajian