also from CFD Media on Twitter:
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Plan one at the still and box 1212 LSD pic.twitter.com/qipkHjSLOy
— Chicago Fire Media (@CFDMedia) April 5, 2023
All members are accounted for at the highrise.
3 Firefighters transported to hospitals – 1 yellow and 2 red
From CFD Media on Twitter:
Still and Box fire elevated to a 2-11 at 4700 S Wells, Incident has been struck out, 1 civilian transport BLS with minor burns to hands, three adult displacement.
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Excerpts from Fox32Chicago.com:
An extra-alarm fire left seven people displaced Saturday in Chicago after a 2-11 Alarm fire was reported at 2:27 a.m. on the third floor of a three-story apartment building in the 6800 block of South Perry Avenue.
The blaze was under control shortly before 3 a.m.
No injuries were reported, but the Chicago Department of Human Services was called to assist five adults and two children with housing.
@ 0227. 2-11/EMS Plan 1 at 6825 S Perry. Staging area is 69th Perry for 3 story Courtyard Building, occupied. Fire on 3rd floor. Warming Buses requested.
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0558: S&B corner of 79TH and Vincennes, all companies defensive, No injuries reported at this time, Human Services requested, update to follow 4-1-8.
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0629: 79TH & Vincennes upgraded to a 2-11. One (1) FF transport (Green) minor. 4-1-8.
0647: 2 11. 79 and Vincennes. Store with apts. Fire extending to second building.
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0733: Now a level 1 hazmat at the 2 11. Now an EMS plan 1. Precautionary
0738: Extreme smoke conditions. Two fire fighters injured. Not serious
0744 Now a 3 11. Corner 7900 Vincennes
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0835: Good progress on 3 11 on Vincennes. Fire began in store on first floor heavy bars slowed original entry by CFD. EMS plan 1 still in place as precaution. As well as level 1 hazmat response
From Chicago Fire Media on Twitter:
2-11/EMS Plan 1 @ 4320 N Cicero, Now a 2-11. a 3 story occupied 1 civilian critical all companies working
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Excerpts from the ChicagoTribune.com:
A man has died following an extra-alarm fire that started on the Northwest Side Saturday morning about 8:45 a.m. on the upper level of a large 3-story brick apartment building complex at 4820 West Hutchinson Street. Earlier, the fire department said the blaze, which was elevated to an extra-alarm, happened at 4320 N. Cicero Ave., but that was where several 911 calls came from.
One man was inside the apartment when the fire started. He was badly injured and later pronounced dead at Community First Medical Center.
This from Eric Haak:
Chicago fatal 2-11 apartment fire: At about ten minutes to 9:00 this morning, Chicago’s Main Fire Alarm Office gave a working fire response followed by a Still & Box Alarm to Hutchinson and Cicero. The fire was in a third floor apartment that was part of a 3-story, U-shaped courtyard building. The fire extended into the cockloft and was elevated to a 2-11. Shortly afterward the fire was brought under control. Unfortunately, there was a fatality with this incident.
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Chicago firefighters battled fire at 1421 E. 67th Place Sunday morning. The fire was a 2-11.
From CFD Media on Twitter:
2-11 update: all companies working defensive. One child transported to Comers (red) in critical condition. Updates to follow. 4-1-8
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A 2-11 Alarm fire 7/8/18 at 1421 E. 67th Place. photographer unknown
Chicago Firefighters are at the scene of a 2-11 Alarm fire
From CFDMedia on Twitter:
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2-11 alarm 10520 for addition tower ladder and engines 7:59 AM – 9 Mar 2018
A 2-11 alarm now at the fire 10520 south Ewing main fire building roof has collapsed. 8:01 AM – 9 Mar 2018
Excerpts from abc7chicago.com:
Chicago firefighters rescued a disabled woman from a fire in a building in the Greater Grand Crossing neighborhood Monday night.Firefighters responded to the blaze in the two story at the intersection of 71st Street and South Chicago Avenue at about 8:30 p.m.
The first floor of the building is home to a house of worship, and there are apartments on the second floor.Firefighters said they had to pull a woman with disabilities from inside her apartment because she was unable to make it out on her own. Several other families were also displaced.
The cause of the fire is not yet known. An investigation is ongoing.
From Chicago Fire Media on Twitter:
S&B at 7130 S. South Chicago Ave. Going defensive. Will update as soon as possible
2-11 alarm at 7130 S. South Chicago Ave. 4 lines on fire. Defensive operations.
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Rescue st 2 11 by Truck 30. Handicapped individual on floor 2. Fire in a house of worship.
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Fire is in the Hebrew Ysraelite Cultural Center. No injuries are reported.
A 3-11 Alarm fire with an EMS Plan 1 this morning at 1833 N. Kimball Avenue in Chicago (7/5/17)
From the CFD Media on Twitter:
- 3-11 alarm 1833 N Kimball will multiple exposure issues
- 3 11 alarm and ems plan 1 1800 block north kimball
- The 311 is for additional manpower to allow crews to be rotated due to heat. Main body if fire is controlled. EMS plan is precautionary.
- Update on 3-11 on 1800 N. Kimball; 3 injuries – 1 civilian critical & 2 Firefighters heat related; all to Saint Mary; also 2 refusals.
- One Civilian injury on 311 Serious condition to saint mary
- 1800 block of North Kimball update: one additional Firefighter transported (heat related) to Illinois Masonic.
- 3-11 update on 1800 N. Kimball; Civilian originally transported to Saint Mary in critical being transferred to Stroger.
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2-11 Alarm fire in Chicago – from CFD Media
CFD Media on scene 2-11 ALarm @ 2943 W Washington 3 masterstreams 2 hand lines working at present All CFD co’s working
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2-11 Alarm fire in Chicago at 2943 W Washington 12-30-16. CFD Media photo
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