Chicago Fire Dept. 4-11 Alarm Fire - Level I HAZMAT - EMS Plan I @ 4425 West 16th Street [12.10.20]
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The first call for this
The first call for this fire came as a Still & Box Alarm shortly before 9 AM for a 300-foot-by-100-foot warehouse containing large amounts of flammable liquids with fire showing through the roof - it was almost immediately raised to a 2-11 Alarm, then a 3-11 Alarm and elevated to a 4-11 Alarm around 10:20 AM, finally struck out at 12:03 PM. This is a commercial building, an auto parts supplier, that caught fire and spread to the 2 buildings immediately adjacent to it on either side: a steel processing plant to its East and a brick manufacturer to the West.
As you can see, when I arrived, the structure was fully involved and the "surround & drown" method was in full effect here, with no fewer than 12 lines pouring water on the fire from the tower ladders or from street level as well as at least 1 deck gun. Right before I showed up to record video, I heard over the radio that they were having water problems. Idlndeed, I observed that water was being run in from several blocks away.
Watch out for the cameo appearance from "Big Blow," 9-2-3, the vehicle-mounted Mobile Ventilation Unit, or MVU
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Recorded on Thursday, December 10th, 2020 with a Samsung Galaxy S9+
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