Chicago 2-11 Alarm fire 8-13-13
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This message is from Eric Haak. He sent over some photos from Tuesday’s incident at the 7600 block of South Eggleston in Chicago. The call came in around 11:10 AM, the box was transmitted at 11:19 AM, and the fire department arrived at 11:39 AM. Unfortunately, I hesitated a bit before heading out and only got there during overhaul, which started around 11:49 AM. The original fire building has those distinct red awnings. When Engine 54 arrived, they found fire on the rear porches. Battalion 18 called the second alarm once the fire spread to the neighboring house to the north. There was also a small fire in the house to the south. Interestingly, Truck 20 is still using their backup unit from last week since their primary apparatus was out of service. Squad 1 was dispatched because Squad 5 was unavailable. The crews faced quite a challenge dealing with thick vegetation in the backyards and downed power lines behind each building. Here are a few pictures to give you an idea of what it looked like.
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First up, we have a shot of Chicago Fire Department Truck 20. You can see the crew setting up equipment and getting ready for action. Next, there’s a view of Engine 54, clearly working hard to contain the flames. Then there’s Engine 129, another critical part of the operation. Finally, there’s a candid shot of several firefighters taking a moment to regroup during the incident.
It’s always interesting to see how these situations unfold, especially when you get a chance to see the teamwork and effort that goes into keeping everyone safe.
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