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Shortly before 2 AM, the Sheboygan Fire Department responded to the 1600 block of Washington Avenue for a reported house on fire, with flames coming from the back of the residence.

Asher Heimermann

 

flames through the roof of house at night

Photo by Asher Heimermann/Incident Response

firemen battle house fire from aerial ladder

Photo by Asher Heimermann/Incident Response

More photos can be found HERE.

The Middletown Volunteer Fire Department as well as companies from the surrounding communities of Jefferson, Myersville, Frederick and Fort Detrick responded this morning for the smoke in the house/attic fire at 35 E. Main Street in Middletown, MD.  Companies were on scene for about 1.5 hours.

Here’s the initial dispatch:

MIDDLETOWN/HOUSE / SMOKE 35 E MAIN ST/ E72,E122,RE83,ET204,RE11,A79,RE74,TWR1,TR41,BAT900,SFT900(02)

Here are some photos I took this morning on scene.

Trevor James

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

Middletown Volunteer Fire Department (MD) fights attic fire 1-15-14

Trevor James photo

You can view more of my fire scene and apparatus photos here:  http://www.flickr.com/photos/59625319@N02/sets

From the CTpost.com:

A fire early Monday led to a building collapse, a water main break and massive excavations that threw the city’s downtown into chaos as businesses were forced to close, traffic was detoured and dozens of residents were displaced. Five people were taken to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries.

… the blaze, destroyed the four-story structure at 434 Howe Ave. Evening temperatures plummeted, freezing some of the thousands of gallons of water that flowed over nearby streets onto the Derby-Shelton bridge after being pumped throughout the day on smoldering debris.

The blaze, which began shortly after midnight, caused the building’s upper levels, which housed 27 families, to collapse atop street-level businesses like Howe Convenient, a florist and a barber shop. Smoke, water and debris damaged the adjoining Liquid Lunch and Joy Lee Chinese restaurants. The building that burned Monday was built in 1880. 

HD video of the fire:  HERE

Photos from Keith Muratori, FIREGROUNDIMAGES.COM

4-Alarm fire ravages Shelton CT

Keith Muratori photo

4-Alarm fire ravages Shelton CT

Keith Muratori photo

4-Alarm fire ravages Shelton CT

Keith Muratori photo

4-Alarm fire ravages Shelton CT

Keith Muratori photo

4-Alarm fire ravages Shelton CT

Keith Muratori photo

4-Alarm fire ravages Shelton CT

Keith Muratori photo

4-Alarm fire ravages Shelton CT

Keith Muratori photo

4-Alarm fire ravages Shelton CT

Keith Muratori photo

4-Alarm fire ravages Shelton CT

Keith Muratori photo

Full gallery of images:  http://www.firegroundimages.com/2014-Incidents/Howe-Ave-4th-Alarm-Shelton-CT

HD aerial drone footage of the aftermath the following day on YouTube:  http://youtu.be/S_86t0qk9ss

Still & Box Alarm Cicero & Quincy.  Still time 0630.  2-story, ordinary, 25 x 50, fire on the 2nd floor & through the roof.  2 lines.

Dan Shevlin

Chicago firemen fight house fire in sub zero temperatures

Dan Shevlin photo

Chicago firemen fight house fire in sub zero temperatures

Dan Shevlin photo

Chicago firemen fight house fire in sub zero temperatures

Dan Shevlin photo

Chicago firemen fight house fire in sub zero temperatures

Dan Shevlin photo

Chicago firemen fight house fire in sub zero temperatures

Dan Shevlin photo

Chicago firemen fight house fire in sub zero temperatures

Dan Shevlin photo

At approximately 05:40 St Charles (IL) was dispatched for smoke in the building at 828 S. 3rd. Companies found a fire in the basement. A box alarm and then 2nd alarm were called.

The building collapsed prior to my arrival and companies were in a defensive mode when I arrived using 1-ladder pipe, 1-deck gun and 7-handlines.

I have attached my website and a short you tube video.

http://tulipano-firephotos.smugmug.com/FIRES/1514-St-Charles-2nd-Alarm-828

John Tulipano

St Charles firefighters battle house fire in frigid weather

John Tulipano photo

St Charles firefighters battle house fire in frigid weather

John Tulipano photo

St Charles firefighters battle house fire in frigid weather

John Tulipano photo

St Charles firefighters battle house fire in frigid weather

John Tulipano photo

St Charles firefighters battle house fire in frigid weather

John Tulipano photo

St Charles firefighters battle house fire in frigid weather

John Tulipano photo

St Charles firefighters battle house fire in frigid weather

John Tulipano photo

St Charles firefighters battle house fire in frigid weather

John Tulipano photo

Manchester, Ct had this working fire at 208 Spruce St. on 12/20/13 at 0108 hours. The fire was in the rear of the first floor bar and traveled up into the second floor. Members made a quick stop. This is the second fire at this building. The first pictures are at http://www.squadfirephotos.com/2010/Fires/Manchester-Ct-1

 Stay safe,

Patrick Dooley

Manchester firemen battle winter fire in tavern 12-20-13

Patrick Dooley photo

Manchester firemen battle winter fire in tavern 12-20-13

Patrick Dooley photo

Manchester firemen battle winter fire in tavern 12-20-13

Patrick Dooley photo

Manchester firemen battle winter fire in tavern 12-20-13

Patrick Dooley photo

More pictures from this fire at at www.squadfirephotos.com

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

Eric Haak photo

Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

Eric Haak photo

Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

Eric Haak photo

Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

Eric Haak photo

Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

Eric Haak photo

Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

Eric Haak photo

Central Stickney FPD battles winter house fire

Eric Haak photo

Additional images are at chicagoareafire.com