Saturday evening (8/29/20), firefighters from Buffalo Grove responded swiftly to a fire that broke out on the third-floor balcony of a building located at 1541 Johnson Drive. The flames were initially spotted along the outer edge of the balcony, furthest from the structure itself. Fire crews quickly contained the situation, though the alarm was escalated to a Code 4 to request additional support for thorough smoke management and a comprehensive search of the twelve-unit, three-story building.
Among the units deployed to the scene were Buffalo Grove’s Quint 25, Engine 26, Engine 27, Ambulance 26, Battalion 4, as well as several chief officers. They were joined by reinforcements from neighboring departments including Long Grove Squad 55, Prospect Heights Engine 39, Wheeling Truck 24, Northbrook Tower 12, Deerfield-Bannockburn Engine 20, Arlington Heights Engine 4, Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Battalion 51 and Squad 51, along with ambulances dispatched from Barrington and Hoffman Estates.
The rapid response and coordinated efforts ensured that the situation was managed efficiently, minimizing potential risks to residents and property. Aerial footage and images captured by photographer Larry Shapiro highlight the impressive array of firefighting equipment deployed, including an E-ONE ladder truck that played a crucial role in accessing the affected area.
As part of the ongoing coverage, additional photos from the incident have been compiled into a gallery below. These snapshots provide a glimpse into the scale of the operation and the dedication of the emergency personnel involved. To view the full set of images, simply scroll through the thumbnails or click on the slideshow link provided.
While the cause of the fire is still under investigation, the swift action of the first responders undoubtedly prevented further damage and ensured the safety of those nearby. Residents of the building expressed gratitude for the professionalism and efficiency demonstrated by the firefighters throughout the ordeal.
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