3-Alarm fire in Rolling Meadows, 3-4-15 (part 1)
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On Wednesday evening, March 4, 2015, around 8 PM, Rolling Meadows fire crews were dispatched to 5201 Carriageway Drive following a reported fire in a third-floor apartment. As they approached the scene, they were informed that a sofa was on fire, with flames already spreading up the wall. Battalion 15 escalated the alarm to Code 4, indicating a working fire. Police who arrived first reported seeing flames bursting from a third-floor window and later confirmed that a resident had jumped from a balcony on the same floor. The incident was then upgraded to a MABAS Box Alarm.
According to reports, police officers were performing CPR on the victim when firefighters arrived. The Chicago Tribune noted that the apartment was evacuated, and officials confirmed one person had died as a result of the fire. Fire Chief Scott Franzgrote of Rolling Meadows stated that the individual, whose age and gender were not immediately disclosed, had jumped from the balcony of a third-floor unit. The victim was later pronounced dead at Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights.
By approximately 10 PM, the fire was considered "contained," but firefighters were still working to fully extinguish it. The first and second floors of the building had been evacuated, and crews were conducting a final check of the third floor. The alarm was later upgraded to a second and then a third alarm before being officially called off just before midnight.
Multiple emergency responders were on the scene, and several posts with photos and videos will follow. It's worth noting that this building is located directly across the street from another structure in the same complex that was involved in a three-alarm fire several years prior.
[Image: A fire engine responding to a large winter apartment building fire at night. Photo by Steve Redick]
[Video: Live footage from the scene of the fire]