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Working fire in Wheaton, IL – February 24, 2015

Posted by firescenesadmin on March 8, 2015

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: battalion chief officer at command post, Carol Stream Fire Department Deputy Chief Robert Hoff, fire scene photos, firemen making entry to building, house fire in Wheaton, John Tulipano, Wheaton Fire Department. Leave a Comment

A few images from a Box Alarm at 118 W. Madison Avenue in Wheaton, IL (2/24/15). Fire was in a 2-1/2 story, balloon-frame, 25X50 with fire in the basement running the rafters.

John Tulipano

fire trucks at fire scene

John Tulipano photo

smoke at house fire

John Tulipano photo

firemen putting on PPE at fire scene

John Tulipano photo

firemen make entry at house fire

John Tulipano photo

firemen raise a ground ladder at a house fire

John Tulipano photo

fire chief in PPE with radio at fire scene

John Tulipano photo

fire chiefs with command board at fire scene

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firemen at house fire with heavy smoke

John Tulipano photo

fireman break window well cover at house fire

John Tulipano photo

Working fire in Lincolnshire, IL – May 11, 2014

Posted by firescenesadmin on May 13, 2014

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: aftermath of house fire, battalion chief officer at command post, Buffalo Grove Fire Department, car fire extends to attached garage, Deerfield-Bannockburn Fire Protection District, fire scene photos, Larry Shapiro, Libertyville Fire Department, Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Fire Protection District, Pierce Arrow XT engine pumping at fire, rehab unit at fire scene. Leave a Comment

Shortly before 11AM Sunday, May 11th, a motorist reported a vehicle fire up against a garage at the corner of Riverwoods Road and Half Day Road (Route 22) in Lincolnshire, IL. Companies reported a dark header as they got on the road and the alarm was upgraded to a Code 4 for the confirmed fire that had spread to the attached garage and was threatening the home.

Deerfield-Bannockburn Engine 19 was first on the scene followed by Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Engines 51 and 52. A quick attack with a 2 1/2″ line darkened much of the fire and additional lines were put to use effectively holding the fire to the garage.

Units at the scene were Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Engines 51 & 52, Truck 53, Ambulances 52 & 53, Battalion 51, and Rehab 51 in addition to Deerfield-Bannockburn Engine 19, a Libertyville squad, Buffalo Grove Tower 25, an ambulance from Lake Zurich, and Lake Forest Battalion 42

I arrived after the fire had been knocked down.

garage destroyed by fire

Larry Shapiro photo

Pierce fire engine

Larry Shapiro photo

firemen with hose line

Larry Shapiro photo

garage destroyed by fire

Larry Shapiro photo

firefighter sprays water with hose

Larry Shapiro photo

iremean overhauling after fire

Larry Shapiro photo

garage destroyed by fire

Larry Shapiro photo

More images are at shapirophotography.net