Posts Tagged Park Ridge FD Engine 35

New engine for Park Ridge (more)

Mar 23

Posted by Admin in Fire Department News, Fire Truck photos, New Delivery | 1 Comment

Pierce, Park Ridge Fire Department, IL, 37726-1

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Pierce composite

thanks Martin

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New engine for Park Ridge (more)

Feb 28

Posted by Admin in Fire Department News, Fire Truck photos, New Delivery | 6 Comments

This from RB:

Sneak Peek Park Ridge E35

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Box Alarm fire in Park Ridge, 5-25-21

May 25

Posted by Admin in Ambulance photos, Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos, Fire Scene video | 7 Comments

Firefighters in Park Ridge responded to a car fire in a car port side a house at 2023 Milton Avenue in the late afternoon on Tuesday, 5/25/21. They had heavy fire upon arrival that was extending to the house. Heavy wind conditions threatened to spread flames to the adjacent houses and the Working Fire was upgraded to a MABAS Box Alarm.

Companies at the scene included all on-duty Park Ridge units plus trucks from Niles and Des Plaines. Engines at the scene included Schiller Park Engine 5 and Wheeling Engine 42 plus Northfield Squad 29, Des Plaines Squad 63, and Morton Grove Squad 4. Ambulances included North Maine Ambulance 1, Niles Ambulance 2, and Des Plaines Ambulance 62. Chief officers included North Maine Battalion 1, Des Plaines Battalion 61, Morton Grove Battalion 4, Schiller Park Battalion 5, and Niles Battalion 2.

From Steve Redick:

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Box Alarm in Des Plaines, 2-14-21

Feb 15

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | 6 Comments

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Excerpts from the DailyHerald.com:

No injuries were reported from a fire that began shortly after 10 p.m. in the cooking ventilation system and rooftop exhaust fans of Hugo’s Frog Bar in the Rivers Casino. The fire appears to have been sparked when grease that had accumulated in the hood and duct system ignited. The Des Plaines Fire Department reported the fire under control and extinguished just after 11 p.m. Fire damage was isolated to the kitchen hood and duct and a portion of the roof, and there was slight water damage elsewhere.

One of the evacuated patrons requested medical assistance and was taken to Advocate Lutheran General Hospital with a nonlife-threatening issue.

While the casino reopened early Monday, Hugo’s remained closed.

Under the state’s COVID-19 rules, casinos can maintain normal operating hours, which for Rivers Casino means they are open 24 hours a day, but are only allowed 50% of total capacity.

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House fire in Park Ridge, 2-25-20

Feb 26

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | 1 Comment

This from Steve Redick:

Took this job in Tuesday afternoon. I arrived about 10 minutes in and it was all but over. It appears they had quite a volume of fire but were able to knock it down very quickly. If you notice the Niles engine and tower ladder were set up for master stream operations but not used. The first-in Park Ridge quint was heavily damaged in a previous fire and I believe the ladder is out of service. I think it’s running without the aerial being used.

Steve