Central Stickney FIre Department

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7/4/16: The Stickney, IL Fire Department was toned out for a reported house fire around 1510 hours at 4144 Elmwood Ave. Being only 2 blocks from the firehouse, Engine 1201 and Truck 1204 had smoke showing as they pulled out of quarters. Companies arrived on scene with smoke showing from a 1.5 story ordinary dwelling. Engine 1201 made an aggressive interior attack encountering fire in the attic. Two lines were stretched, one was utilized in extinguishing the fire. The roof was opened and companies worked on scene for about an hour and a half before they were returned to quarters. Companies on scene: Stickney Engines 1201 & 1203, Stickney Truck 1204, Forest View Engine 813, Central Stickney T906, and several Stickney Chiefs.

 -Drew Gresik

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firefighters survey house fire

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Firefighter Josh Boyajian

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Deputy Fire Chief Jeff Boyajian

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firemen overhaul fire scene

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Stickney Fire Department apparatus

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firefighter in Stickney IL

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Here are some images of a garage fire in the Central Stickney FPD (IL) Tuesday morning (5/31).  I was on my way to work and saw the smoke.  Address was on the 4700 block of Lockwood.  The home next to the garage was involved as well but was saved largely due to the small addition that was a buffer between the actual house.  The house did have some fire in the attic space.

Eric Haak

alley garage engulfed in fire

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alley garage engulfed in fire

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alley garage engulfed in fire

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alley garage engulfed in fire

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firefighters advane a hose line

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firemen vent house by breaking windows

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aftermath of alley garage destroyed by fire

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aftermath of alley garage destroyed by fire

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The Central Stickney FPD (IL) had a worker the other night @ 4830 s Lockwood in an unincorporated area of Chicago. Engine 905 arrived to find fire showing in the rear with heavy smoke showing from the front. They had two lines lead out and Summit Engine 954 laddered the roof and did some vertical ventilation.

Josh Boyajian

house fire with heavy smoke at night

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house fire with heavy smoke at night

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house fire with heavy smoke at night

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house fire with heavy smoke at night

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Central Stickney FPD

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Central Stickney FPD

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Some time before 0600 hrs on Thursday, December 19th, the Central Stickney Fire Protection District was dispatched to a house fire on the southwest corner of Lockwood Avenue and 49th Street.  Companies arrived to find fire in a vacant, 2.5-story ordinary.  This was the second fire in this residence and the garage was burned down a year or so ago.

I took this in on my way to work and when I got there, operations were strictly exterior.  Fire had burned through the roof and most of it had collapsed into the attic space.  Since I did not hear this dispatched, I am not sure why Central Stickney’s Truck 906 was not on scene.  For those not familiar with Central Stickney, the fire building was four blocks from their station.  Central Stickney Engine 905 (hydrant on the corner of 49th and Lockwood), Bedford Park Engine 710 (hydrant on the corner of 49th and Lorel), Stickney FD Truck 1204 (aerial raised off 49th Street) and Summit Engine 951 (not pumping but manpower working) were all on scene.

 Eric Haak

Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

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Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

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Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

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Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

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Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

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Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

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Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

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