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3-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, 1-14-23 (more)

Jan 16

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | Comments off

This from Eric Haak:

Here are a few more images from Chicago’s 3-11 in the 24th Battalion on Sunday. Bitter cold temperatures and limited access for companies to work.

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New engines for Chicago (more)

Dec 13

Posted by Admin in Fire Department News, Fire Truck photos, New Delivery | 14 Comments

From Danny Nelms:

Engine 97’s new rig appears to be the first to arrive in the city. Interesting addition of a door for outside access to the cabinet inside the rear of the cab.

FDD-681 Engine 97

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Working fire in Chicago, 1-6-17

Jan 6

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | 2 Comments

This from Eric Haak:

Shortly before 0700 hrs on Friday morning (1/6), Chicago’s 24th Battalion had a working fire in a 2-story frame home on the 13400 block of South Carondolet Ave. The fire appeared to be blowing out of the 1st floor rear windows and a door on the “D” side. This side had very limited access and was separated from a commercial building by only a couple feet. The hydrant directly in front of the home was not working (unknown if frozen or not) and Engine 97 secured water by using a hydrant further down the block on 134th Street. Engine 104 was in a spare. All of the occupants, including the family dog, made it out of the home safely.