On Monday morning, January 23, 2017, Steve Redick captured a series of powerful images at the scene of a fire at a warehouse located at 381 Rose Street in Schiller Park. These photos offer a compelling look at the firefighters and emergency responders working to contain the blaze.
The first image shows firefighters standing by as they prepare for action at the fire site. Another photo highlights the Schiller Park Fire Department's Tower Ladder 5, which was on scene to assist with the operation. Fire chiefs can be seen at the command post, coordinating efforts to manage the situation.
A shot of Schiller Park FD Engine 5 shows the department’s equipment being deployed, while another image captures firefighters connecting a hose to a water source. Additional photos show firefighters standing by, ready to respond, and even a shot of Franklin Park FD Engine 2 arriving on the scene.
Two images feature the Chicago Fire Department’s MVU 924, which was used to clear smoke from the warehouse. The unit played a crucial role in ventilating the area and helping to bring the fire under control.
In addition to the photos, there is a short video showing the MVU 924 in action. The footage provides a dynamic view of the unit as it works to remove smoke from the building, highlighting the coordinated effort between local and city fire departments during the incident.
Rear Bumper Plastic Chevrolet,Rear Bumper Assembly Chevrolet,Custom Rear Bumper Chevrolet,Auto Rear Bumper Chevrolet,Vehicle Rear Bumper Chevrolet
Changzhou Yuantao Auto Parts Co., Ltd. , https://www.czshgm.com