Updated production photos from E-ONE of the new aerial ladder for Schiller Park so#140906
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Updated production photos from E-ONE of the new aerial ladder for Schiller Park so#140906
Updated production photos from E-ONE of the new aerial ladder for Schiller Park so#140906
New aerial for Schiller Park
Mar 14
Production has begun at E-ONE on the new aerial ladder for Schiller Park so#140906
Photos by Steve Redick of the scene at 381 Rose Street in Schiller Park Monday morning (1/23/17) for fire in a warehouse.
and a brief video of CFD 9-2-4 the MVU from O’Hare clearing the warehouse of smoke
Three local photographers are among the contributors to the Fire Trucks in Action 2016 calendar. Eric Haak, John Tulipano, and Larry Shapiro have images in the new calendar representing local shots showing Chicago, Winnetka, Schiller Park, Hometown, and Northbrook fire scenes plus Detroit.
Web site updates
Jul 30
There have been several updates to the site:
- Des Plaines Station 3 has been updated to Station 63 with all currently renumbered units
- Schaumburg – added the new Ambulance 52
- Elk Grove Village – added a new photo of Station 10 with red doors
- Niles – updated several pieces at the two stations and added a new photo of Station 2 with red doors
- Northfield – updated the photo of Squad 29
- Wilmette – updated photos at both stations
- Hinsdale – added the photo of new Engine 1012
- Cicero – added a photo of new Engine 3
- Schiller Park – added a photo of Ambulance 463
- Bedford Park – added car 7101 and Engine 704
- Roberts Park – updated photos and added missing reserve units
- Riverdale – added a photo of new Engine 836
This from Steve Redick:
I was able to attend an unusual incident last night. There is a small area that belongs to Chicago, that lies along Foster ave west of River rd, adjacent to O’Hare Field. This is much closer to Rosemont and Schiller Park, yet it belongs to CFD. It isn’t really a good run for either the airport companies nor engine 11. Sort of a no-man’s land. Rosemont responded to smoke in the area, as well as Schiller Park , Desplaines, and Park Ridge. CFD was notified as well. Arriving units found a well-involved tour/party type bus inside an industrial building. Park Ridge, due on auto-aide, used a deck gun to hit the bulk of the fire. Chicago companies arrived and worked in concert with all the suburban units. Another interesting aspect to this was that MVU (924) was used. This rig lives at O’Hare Field and most of us fire fan types have never actually had a chance to see the unit in operation. I also took a photo or two of the various municipality street signs at each end of the block. They used suburban style hydrants, but I think I heard the sprinkler connections on the fire building were Chicago threads. All in all a “once in a billion years” kinda deal.Steve
At long last, an epic 20 minute video from Larry Shapiro that includes the work of the Chicago Foam Task Force.
The series of postings from this fire can be viewed beginning HERE.