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Chicago 2-11 Fire with mayday response 8-23-13
Friday evening at 6:30 PM, units from the Chicago Fire Department's 23rd Battalion responded to a still alarm at the 8000 block of South Marquette. Arriving firefighters reported encountering a fire in the rear of a two-story, 24x50-foot ordinary structure. Engine 72, Engine 46, and Engine 126 were the still engines dispatched, while Truck 49 and Tower Ladder 34 were the still trucks. Engine 126 was stationed near some rubbish, which led to the decision for a three-engine response. Engines 126 and 72 (operating out of a spare rig) both worked in Sector 1 on Marquette alongside the tower ladder. The box time was recorded at 6:37 PM when the 23rd Battalion reported heavy fire in the rear porches and spreading through the attic. From my vantage point at 95th and Halsted, I could see smoke rising around that time. By 6:41 PM, the roof collapsed, triggering a Mayday call, a 2-11 signal, and an EMS Plan I activation. Within just two minutes, Engine 72, Engine 126, Truck 49, and Tower 34 had all initiated a PAR and accounted for all their members. The Mayday situation was resolved shortly afterward. As you look at the photos, remember that this building had a pitched roof with attic dormers that became obscured once I arrived. It took me half an hour to reach the scene, starting from 95th and Ashland.
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[Photo Caption: Eric Haak photo]
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Friday evening brought quite the challenge for the Chicago Fire Department. Units from the 23rd Battalion were called out to the 8000 block of South Marquette at around 6:30 PM due to a still alarm. When they arrived, firefighters found themselves dealing with a fire at the back of a two-story building, measuring 24 by 50 feet. Engine 72, Engine 46, and Engine 126 were sent as the initial engines, while Truck 49 and Tower Ladder 34 were assigned as the trucks. Engine 126 was positioned close to some rubbish, which contributed to the decision to send three engines to the scene. Both Engine 126 and Engine 72 (using a spare rig) worked in Sector 1 on Marquette, alongside the tower ladder. The box time was logged at 6:37 PM when the battalion reported significant fire involvement in the rear porches and spreading into the attic. From my location at 95th and Halsted, I could see the smoke rising around that time. At 6:41 PM, the roof collapsed, prompting a Mayday call, a 2-11 signal, and an EMS Plan I activation. Within just two minutes, all members from Engine 72, Engine 126, Truck 49, and Tower 34 had initiated a PAR and accounted for everyone. The Mayday was resolved soon after. As you review the images, keep in mind that this building had a pitched roof with attic dormers, which were no longer visible once I arrived. It took me about half an hour to get there, departing from 95th and Ashland.
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[Photo Caption: Eric Haak photo]