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Working fire in Chicago, 10-2-22

Oct 18

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This from Chi-Town Fire Photos:

Here are some shots from a little working fire on October 2nd @ 3717 S Hermitage. Engine 39 had a quick knock on the fire and contained it to the living room. Members also rescued 2 dogs from the fire unit.

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Still Alarm in Chicago, 3-4-20

Mar 5

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This from Ryan Higgins:

Took this in at 5:20PM in the 7200 block of W Lunt Ave. Fire was in the rear of the building.

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Working fire in Chicago

Feb 24

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This from Tim Olk:

Chicago Fire Department Working Fire 3900 N Odell

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Firefighters overhaul after a house fire

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Working fire in Chicago, 11-11-18

Nov 12

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This from Eric Haak:

Here are some images from a working fire at 54th and Ashland on Sunday morning (11/11) just before dawn. It appeared that someone had set the window of a business on fire as well as an auto in the alley. The fire did appear to get inside a litttle but was quickly extinguished. Companies were Battalion 6, Engine 116, Tower Ladder 39, Engine 123, Truck 33, Battalion 15 RIT with Truck 18.

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Chicago Still & Box Alarm fire, 1-10-16 (more)

Jan 11

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This from Code Photography:

Here are some photos of the still & box fire at 7835 Paulina

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Chicago Still & Box Alarm fire, 1-10-16 (more)

Jan 11

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From Josh Boyajian:

Here are some shots from the Still and Box Sunday on Paulina (1/10/16)

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Chicago Still & Box Alarm fire, 1-10-16 (more)

Jan 10

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Still Alarm 236 S. Cicero, 9-7-14

Sep 12

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This from Steve Redick

Took in this job a few days ago. Not much to see firewise but a couple of interesting things. The building was in horrendous shape..several parts of the roof were collapsed (prior to fire) and access was very limited at best. Ironically this was not classed as a red x building. I was able to get some video and photos of a Chicago stripping ladder in use as a battering ram to knock out the plywood window coverings. This is a great tool and pretty unique to Chicago…seldom used for climbing but primarily used to pull up roofing materials during ventilation.. Class A foam was also used at this alarm as well. The squad had a spare snorkel but some decent rig shots were available.

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CHicago aerial ladder truck at fire scene

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CFD Working Fire 8027 S.indiana, 12-20-13

Dec 21

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More from TIm Olk at a working fire in Chicago at 8027 S. Indiana on Friday afternoon.

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Chicago 2-11 Fire with mayday response 8-23-13

Aug 24

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This from Eric Haak:

At 1830 hrs Friday evening, companies in the Chicago Fire Department’s 23rd Battalion responded to the 8000 block of South Marquette on a still alarm. Arriving companies reported they had a fire in the rear of a 24×50, 2-story ordinary. Still engines were 72, 46, and 126. Still trucks were Truck 49 and Tower Ladder 34. Engine 126 was on a rubbish nearby and that was the reason for the 3-engine response. Engine’s 126 and 72 (in a spare rig) both worked in sector 1 on Marquette as well as the tower ladder. Box time was 1837 hrs as the 23rd reported heavy fire in the rear porches and through the attic. I could see a header from 95th and Halsted at that time. At 1841 hrs the roof collapsed bringing a Mayday response along with a 2-11 and an EMS Plan I. Within 2 minutes, 72, 126, Truck 49 and Tower 34 had all taken a PAR and all members were accounted for. The Mayday was secured shortly after. As you view the pictures, keep in mind that this building had a pitch roof with attic dormers which were no longer visible once I arrived. I was at 95th and Ashland when the still was given and it took me a half hour to get to the incident.