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House fire in Bartlett, 3-2-23

Mar 3

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From the Bartlett Fire District:

– PRESS RELEASE –
Early this morning (3/2/23) we were called to a structure fire in the 29W200 Block of Old Lake Street in Bartlett. The fire was declared under control by 1:45. We are happy to report that no firefighters or civilians were injured during the incident and that we were able to save many pets from the home.
 
Please- Always remember to check that your smoke detectors are in working order.
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House fire in Bartlett, 8-7-20

Aug 10

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Excerpts Bartlett FPD Facebook page:

townhouse units destroyed by fire in Bartlett, IL 8/7/20.

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Bartlett Fire Protection District news

Nov 14

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Excerpts from the Dailyherald.com:

A house fire early Saturday morning in Bartlett did an estimated $150,000 in damage, but no one was injured.

Fire and smoke were visible from the attic and second floor of a single-family home in the 200 block of Hill Avenue when firefighters arrived at about 3:30 a.m. Firefighters searched the smoke-charged building for trapped occupants, but no one was inside.

Firefighters had to open numerous walls and ceilings to ensure the fire was extinguished. The fire was declared under control at 4:15 a.m.

The building is uninhabitable. The cause remains under investigation by Bartlett Fire Protection District investigators, but the fire appears to have begun near a lower-level fireplace.

The fire was fought by 19 firefighters, staffing three engines, two ladder trucks, and two ambulances. Units from the Hanover Park and Bloomingdale Fire Departments assisted at the scene.

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