From Jimmy Bolf at the 3-Alarm house fire in Prairie Grove, 2-2-23
Jimmy Bolf photo
Jimmy Bolf photo
Jimmy Bolf photo
Jimmy Bolf photo
Jimmy Bolf photo
Posts Tagged Nunda Rural Fire Protection District
From Tyler Tobolt:
Nunda Rural FPD requested MABAS Box 5-1371 to the 3rd level for a fully-involved two-story residential home in Prairie Grove around 10pm on 2/2/23. Tender operations were used since there were no hydrants in the area.
Tyler Tobolt photo
Tyler Tobolt photo
Tyler Tobolt photo
Tyler Tobolt photo
More photos can be found HERE:
The Nunda Rural FPD was called for a house fire at 3816 Tamarack Trail S in Prairie Grove Thursday night around 9:30PM. Police officers arriving first reported a two-story house fully engulfed by fire.
Here is a brief cellphone video from Tyler Tobolt roughly 20 minutes after the initial alarm.
From Nunda Rural Fire Protection District on Facebook:
On Saturday, October 15 at 9:35AM, the Nunda Rural Fire Protection District responded to the 2000 block of Route 176 for the reported structure fire. Firefighters arrived on scene within 3 minutes and confirmed a large two-story abandoned house was fully engulfed.The fire was considered under control within 60 minutes. Firefighters performed overhaul and monitored hotspots for an additional two hours. The house is considered a total loss and no preliminary damage estimates are available at this time. There were no reported injuries to any civilians or firefighters during the incident.The Nunda Rural FPD and McHenry County Sheriff’s Office are actively investigating the cause and circumstances surrounding the fire.We greatly appreciated the assistance from our neighboring districts!
Nunda Rural FPD photo
Nunda Rural FPD photo
From USTanker.com:
US Tanker CoNunda Rural Fire Prot. Dist.Crystal Lake, IL 60014
US Tanker photo
US Tanker photo
US Tanker photo
US Tanker photo
Photos from Steve Redick of apparatus at the scene of a house fire at 4005 Illinois Street in Crystal Lake within the Nunda Rural FPD 4/14/17. A Box Alarm for tenders was called to provide a water supply.
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Steve Redick photo
Excerpts from the NWHerald.com:
With the goal of helping McHenry County children during a crisis, the Nunda Rural Fire Protection District on Friday received five backpacks full of children’s books from Wisconsin-based REACH-A-Child.
Founded in 2007, REACH-A-Child is a nonprofit that partners with fire departments to supply each vehicle with a REACH BAG for them to bring out when they encounter children in crisis. Each bag comes with 10 children’s books as well as 10 drawstring backpacks and includes one free refill.
This is the first department in Illinois to be a part of this new program.
Nunda Rural Fire Protection District Lt. Ryan Artner said he learned about the program less than a month ago and instantly became interested in participating in it.
thanks Dan
