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Chicago Still Alarm fire – CFD fire trucks
From Steve Redick's Dispatch:
A few images captured at 1043 Fulton Street—a vehicle fire inside an auto repair shop located beneath a truss roof. The situation had significant potential to escalate into a much more severe fire if not addressed promptly.
[Attached Image: Chicago FD Command Van]
This is Command Van 2-7-1. It’s always reassuring to see the command unit on-site; it adds a sense of stability and authority to the operation.
[Attached Image: CFD Battalion 1]
Battalion 1 is here, leading the charge. Their presence indicates that this is no small incident, and their expertise is critical in managing the situation effectively.
[Attached Image: CFD Battalion 3]
Battalion 3 has joined the effort. With multiple battalions on-scene, you can tell this fire demanded a coordinated response from the start.
[Attached Image: CFD Engine 5 Spartan Crimson]
Engine 5 arrives equipped with its Spartan Crimson livery, ready to tackle the blaze head-on. The firefighters aboard this rig are some of the most experienced in the city.
[Attached Image: CFD Engine 14 Spartan Crimson]
Engine 14 pulls up next to Engine 5, both units working in tandem to bring the fire under control. The crimson color scheme of these vehicles is iconic.
[Attached Image: CFD Engine 42 Spartan Crimson]
Engine 42 has also arrived on the scene, securing a hydrant nearby. Their positioning suggests they’re prepared for a prolonged firefighting operation.
[Attached Image: Another View of Engine 42]
Here’s another angle of Engine 42. You can see the team preparing their equipment, ensuring everything is set for action.
[Attached Image: CFD Squad 1]
Squad 1 joins the scene, adding specialized support to the operation. Their role is crucial in situations where precision and quick thinking are required.
[Attached Image: CFD Truck 2 Pierce Ladder]
Truck 2, with its impressive Pierce ladder, positions itself strategically. The firefighters are assessing the building's structure to determine the best course of action.
[Attached Image: CFD Truck 3 with Ladder to the Roof]
Truck 3 has extended its ladder to the roof, indicating that there may be a need to access the upper levels of the building. This is a common tactic when dealing with fires involving truss roofs.
[Attached Image: Ground Ladders at Fire Scene]
Finally, ground ladders have been deployed, providing additional access points for firefighters. This image captures the intense preparation happening behind the scenes.
It’s clear that the Chicago Fire Department is pulling out all the stops to manage this fire safely and efficiently. From the initial dispatch to the coordinated efforts on the ground, every detail matters in such high-stakes operations.