3 HOMES BURN, AT LEAST ONE INJURED ON SOUTH INGLESIDE AVE NEAR GRAND CROSSING PARK, CHICAGO

THU OCT 16 2014 ~5:40 AM
CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT
2-11/STILL AND BOX/WORKING FIRE
7626 INGLESIDE AVE CHICAGO, IL

E122 CREW ON ARRIVAL REPORTS REPORTS THEY HAVE A FIRE IN THE REAR.

BC23 REQUESTS FIRST ENGINE REPORT TO THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING.

FEMALE, AGE 72, TRANSPORTED TO JACKSON PARK HOSPITAL.


Chicago: Extra-alarm #blaze leaves at least one person injured & 3 structures damaged. #ChicagoFD #CFD pic.twitter.com/qYyxJgBAQl

— Captured News (@CapturedNews) October 16, 2014


BC23 REQUESTS FIRST TWO ENGINE LEAD OUT A LINE FROM THE REAR ON THE C SIDE.

BC23 REQUESTS OUTSIDE EDISON AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

MAIN FIRE BUILDING IS A 3 1/2-STORY FRAME 30 X 60 OCCUPIED AND EXPOSURE BUILDING IS A 2 1/2-STORY LIGHT WEIGHT CONSTRUCTION, 25X50.

OFI 4-6-2 AND 4-6-1

E60 REQUEST POLICE TO RESPOND TO STAGING AT 6:11 AM.

MAIN FIRE BUILDING FULLY INVOLVED WITH FIRE THROUGH THE ROOF WITH EXPOSURES ON SIDE B AND SIDE C. SNORKEL FROM SQD5 ON SIDE C AND TL34 ON SIDE A BY 6:13 AM.

E60 NEEDS FLEET MANAGEMENT FOR PROBLEMS WITH APPARATUS AT 6:18 AM.

E49 IN STAGING WITH REHAB UNIT 5-7-1.

SETTING UP SNORKELS FOR SIDE B, D, AND C -- MAKING PROGRESS AT 6:26 AM.

TWO MASTER STREAMS AND 4 HANDLINES BY 6:37 AM.

STRIKING OUT THE 2-11 AND SECURING THE EMS PLAN 1 AT 6:51 AM.

ENGINE(S): E72 E122

TRUCK(S): T30 TL34

SQD5 CV274

RIT: BC18 T16

CHIEF(S): BC23

EMS: A ?? FC ?? STANDBY A ??

STILL AND BOX ALARM AT 05:31 AM

ENGINE(S): E47

TRUCK(S): ??

RIT: BC21 T42

STAGING: 75TH ST AND COTTAGE GROVE

EMS PLAN 1 REQUESTED AT 5:43 AM ON ORDERS OF BC23

2-11 ALARM AT 05:52 AM ON ORDERS OF 2-2-6

CHIEF(S): 2-7-10
BC19 SAFETY CHIEF

SPECIAL: CANTEEN 4-0-2

STAGING: 75TH ST AND COTTAGE GROVE

2-11 STRUCK OUT AND EMS PLAN 1 SECURED AT 6:51 AM.


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— Chicago Fire Media (@CFDMedia) October 16, 2014


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