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Working fire in Chicago

Jun 17

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From Tim Olk 317-321 West Evergreen in Chicago

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Tim Olk photo

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Tags: Chicago FD Engine 22, Chicago FD Squad 1, Chicago Fire Department, fire scene photos, Firefighter rescues cat from fire building, fireman administers oxygen to a dog, firemen rescue dog from fire, Tim Olk

Chicago working fire, 1-12-14

Jan 13

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This from Tim Olk:

Chicago working fire in the 2400 block of N. Drake. 2 1/2 story frame, fire on 2 and in the attic. A member of Squad 2 saved two dogs

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Chicago fireman rescues dog from house fire

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… are these the dog days of winter?

… CFD was doggone busy yesterday

Chicago firemen rescue a dog from the frozen lake

CFD rescued a dog from the lake yesterday. Tim Olk photo

Tags: Chicago Fire Department, dogs rescued from house fire, firefighters rescue dog from frozen lake, firemen rescue dog from fire, firemen save dogs from house fire, Tim Olk, winter fire scene photos

Chicago working fire on S. Princeton, 12-21-13 (more)

Dec 22

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This from Josh Boyajian about yesterday’s fire on S. Princeton:

Here are my pictures from yesterday at the fire on Princeton. Thanks…Josh

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Tags: Chicago Crimson aerial, Chicago FD Engine 84, Chicago FD Truck 51, Chicago Fire Department, Chicago firefighters at scene of apartment fire, Chicago SpartanERV aerial at fire scene, Crimson aerial at fire scene, fire scene photos, firemen rescue dog from fire, Josh Boyajian

Chicago working fire on S. Princeton, 12-21-13

Dec 22

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This from Eric Haak:

Here are some shots from yesterday’s working fire on the 5600 block of South Princeton. I got there as the aerial was being raised and, although the 17th battalion reported that he had a fire, I did not see any signs of one when I was walking up. Appeared to be a one room fire on the second floor and as I got to the front of the building, it was mostly out. They held the roof but I believe they did take out the sky light. One nice side note is that a small puppy was rescued by companies who made entry and returned it to a very grateful young girl. Engine 84 had a hydrant, Engine 47 had a line stretched but not charged, and Engine 50 responded as well. I believe one of these companies were returning from fuel at 65th & State which was the reason for the third engine.