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Photos from the 3-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, IL – March 22, 2022 by multiple photographers

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Chicago firefighters battled a 3-11 Alarm fire in a commercial building with a bow-string truss roof at 3040 W. Lawrence Avenue late morning and into the afternoon on Tuesday 3/22/22.

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Made it to a scrap yard fire at 4430 W 14th Street in Chicago. Engine 103 was first in as they were on a COQ at 38’s house while 38 was at a fire in the 1400 blk of Avers. Engine 113 went in-line pumping to feed 103 and Squad 1 to get a knock on this pile of scrap. Companies on the Still were Engines 103 & 113, Trucks 19 & 26, Squad 1, Battalion 18, & 2-2-4.  

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Last night Battalion 19 got a run for a working fire @ 5845 s Carpenter. Engine 116 arrived to find a 2-sty RED-X gray-stone with heavy fire showing from the 2nd floor. 116 deck gunned it on arrival, and lead out two 2.5s along with Engines 84 and 50. Crews were defensive for a while and then made entry to mop up and hit hot spots. The full gallery is on our site

flames engulf vacant building at night
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Sunday night I made it to a fire in the 18th Battalion on Chicago’s westside at 1521 S Kilbourn. Engine 38 arrived to find a 2.5 sty ordinary vacant building completely boarded up with fire on all floors. Companies had forcible entry issues with steel bars behind the boarded up doors. Once the crews finally made entry, they encountered heavy fire and could not make a push. Battalion 18 ordered companies to go defensive and pulled a box. Both Engine 38 and Engine 113 (First companies) had frozen hydrants on Kilbourn. Engine 99 (3rd due) found a good hydrant a block to the East and fed Engine 38. Engine 95 came up the rear in the alley and deck gunned it. 95’s hydrant guy used 200′ of 4″ and broke down a fence and stretched to a midblock hydrant on Kenneth. Full gallery is on our site

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massive flames engulf vacant house at night
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STILL + W/F RESPONSE + BOX ALARM @ 11115 SOUTH ON EDBROOKE{*DATE 12-10-2021*} {**DAY = FRIDAY**}{***CITY = CITY OF CHICAGO***} STILL + S/C #1 + W\F RESPONSE + S/C # 2/3 + BOX ALARM + S/C # 4/5 + 5 CHANGE OF QUARTERS INITIAL LOCATION WAS 111TH AND EDBROOKE CORRECTED ADDRESS IS 11115 SOUTH ON EDBROOKE CORRECTED CROSS STEETS OF 111TH AND 112TH STILL ALARM @ 22:50 HOURS B/O/O ENGLEWOOD FIRE ALARM OFFICE {OR E.F.A.O.} STILL ALARM COMPANIES RESPONDING ENGINES 62/93 T\L 24 BATT 22 S/C #1 @ 22:52 HOURS B/O/O E.F.A.O. S/C COMPANY RESPONDING IS LADDER [TRUCK] 62 W\F RESPONSE @ 22:53 B/O/O BATT 22 W\F COMPANIES RESPONDING SQUAD 5/5A COMMAND VAN 2-7-5 AMBULANCES 5/76 BATT 21 [RIT CHIEF] E.M.S. CHIEF 459 LADDER [TRUCK] 40 S/C #2 @ 22:54 B/O/O E.F.A.O. S/C #2 COMPANY RESPONDING BATT 23 [SAFETY CHIEF] S/C #3 @ 23:15 HOURS B/O/O BATT 22 S/C #3 COMPANY RESPONDING LADDER [TRUCK] 27 BOX ALARM @ 23:26 B/O/O BATT 22 VIA COMMAND VAN 2-7-5 BOX ALARM COMPANIES ENGINES 115/120 D/D/C 2-2-5 BATT 19 [BOX CHIEF] EMS CHIEF 456 BOX ALARM COMPANY RESPONDING **NOTES** ENGINE 120 CANCELL ENGINE 75 TAKE IN THE BOX ALARM S/C #4 @ 23:27 HOURS B/O/O E.F.A.O. s/C #4 COMPANY RESPONDING BATT 24 [PLANS CHIEF] S/C #5 @ 23:28 HOURS B/O/O BATT 22 S/C #5 COMPANY RESPONDING O.F.I. [ARSON] 466 NOW 5 CHANGE OF QUARTERS COMPANIES WHEN THE BOX ALARM WAS TRANSMITTED B/O/O E.F.A.O. C.Q.C #1 ENGINE 82 FOR ENGINE 93 C.Q.C. #2 LADDER [TRUCK] 51 FOR LADDER [TRUCK 27 C.Q.C. #3 LADDER [TRUCK] 20 C.Q.C. #4 ENGINE 74 FOR ENGINE 62 C.Q.C. #5 BATT 15 FOR BATT 22

Chicago Firefighters battle a house fire
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