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New Haven 2nd alarm 272 Lombard St. dwelling fire

05/13/23 New Haven, CT – Lombard station companies arrived to find heavy smoke showing from the top floor of this private dwelling. The fire had gained a foothold in the top floor and attic requiring multiple lines to be stretched as members of Truck 3 performed topside ventilation. All searches proved negative with the exception of a dog and cat that were rescued by firefighters. The dog survived and the cat died in the fire. The cause of the fire is being investigated.

Glenn Duda

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2-Alarm fire in New Haven, CT – December 25, 2019

Posted by firescenesadmin on January 8, 2020

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: 2-Alarm fire in New Haven CT, firefighters battle fire in frigid conditions, Glenn Duda, huge house destroyed by fire, New Haven FD Aerial Tower 1, New Haven FD Truck 4, New Haven Fire Department, Seagrave aerial working at fire scene, Seagrave ladder truck at fire scene, Sutphen tower ladder working at fire scene, winter fire scene photos. Leave a Comment

New Haven 2nd alarm 1303 Chapel St. vacant dwelling
12/25/19 New Haven, CT – New Haven firefighters hoped for a quiet Christmas as they came on shift. Instead, as they pulled out of quarters for the box alarm, companies reported they could see it. Engine Company 6 arrived reporting a top floor fire. Multiple hand lines were stretched as the fire continued to grow. Companies made an interior attack, but were chased out due to deteriorating conditions. A 2nd alarm was transmitted as companies transitioned to exterior operations. Truck companies went to work with a tower ladder and ladder pipe operations. Additional two and half hand lines also flanked the dwelling on all sides to darken down the fire. It took companies about two hours to bring the fire under control. The cause of the fire is being investigated by the fire marshals office.
Glenn Duda, CFPA

New Haven FD Rescue 1 — Glenn Duda photo

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Working fire in New Haven, CT – March 1, 2015

Posted by firescenesadmin on March 5, 2015

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: allhandsworking.com, fireman carries cat from house, Glenn Duda, house fire in New Haven CT, New Haven FD Truck 4, New Haven Fire Department, Seagrave aerial working at fire scene, Seagrave tractor-drawn aerial, winter fire scene images. Leave a Comment

03/01/15 New Haven, CT 922 Winchester Avenue dwelling fire

New Haven firefighters arrived to find heavy fire on the top floor of this two and a half story, wood frame around three thirty a.m. Companies initially made an interior attack but were withdrawn due to a water supply issue. The fire soon took hold of the top floor and went through the roof. An exterior attack took about forty five minutes to darken down the fire before companies would regain entry to overhaul. All primary searches proved negative except for the removal of one family pet, a cat, which was found on the first floor. Several families were displaced. No one was injured in the blaze.

Glenn Duda

Seagrave tractor-drawn aerial at fire scene

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Seagrave tractor-drawn aerial at fire scene

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Seagrave tractor-drawn aerial at fire scene

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Seagrave tractor-drawn aerial at fire scene

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Seagrave tractor-drawn aerial at fire scene

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fireman at ladder turntable

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fireman carries family cat from house fire

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More photos at www.allhandsworking.net.

This fire was about 0400 hours Sunday morning, near the intersection of Harrison & Clinton in Oak Park, IL. The original fire building, apparantly a 2-1/2 story frame was nothing but sticks when I arrived … totally consumed. The fire had a good hold in exposure 4 and pretty much burned the roof off of that, and was well into exposure 2 as well. The Oak Park tower operated as well as a deck gun and several hand lines. Berwyn set up their aerial pipe at the far end of the block, but to my surprise was able to hit the fire pretty well from that vantage point. Shot a lot of rigs. An interesting job to see in an area I don’t get to much.

Steve Redick

firemen working at night fire scene

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aerial fire truck working at night fire scene

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HME fire truck working at night fire scene

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firemen working at night fire scene

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Seagrave fire truck working at night fire scene

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Pierce fire truck working at night fire scene

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firemen engulfed in smoke at house fire

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panorama of fire scene

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more images are at chicagareafire.com

Here’s my video from the 4-Alarm fire on Sunday night in Northlake, IL.

4-Alarm fire in Northlake, IL – February 15, 2014 (pt2)

Posted by firescenesadmin on February 16, 2014

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: 4-Alarm fire in Northlake, fire scene photos, fireman silhouette at fire scene, Franklin Park Fire Department, Larry Shapiro, massive fire in building filled with tires, Northlake Fire Department, Northlake Fire Protection District, Seagrave aerial working at fire scene, silhouette of firemen with large fire, winter fire scene. 1 comment

A sampling of my images from the tire warehouse fire in Northlake 2-15-14. The video is still to come.

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Broadview FD command Humvee. Larry Shapiro photo

Oshkosh ARFF works at building fire

Chicago FD ARFF 6-5-3 applying foam to the building’s interior. Larry Shapiro photo

Oshkosh ARFF works at building fire

Water is applied to the building first. Larry Shapiro photo

Oshkosh ARFF works at building fire

Another shot of the ARFF working. Larry Shapiro photo

Oshkosh ARFF works at building fire

Foam being applied to the building. Larry Shapiro photo

Oshkosh ARFF works at building fire

Crash truck getting into position. Larry Shapiro photo

chief fire officers at fire scene

A Chicago battalion chief in charge of the foam task force confers with the suburban chiefs. Larry Shapiro photo

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firemen at night with hose line

Firemen protect an exposure behind the warehouse. Larry Shapiro photo

fire ball at night warehouse fire

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fire ball at night warehouse fire

Intense fire in the rear. Larry Shapiro photo

fire ball at night warehouse fire

Fireball in the rear of the building. Larry Shapiro photo

Seagrave ladder truck at night fire scene

Franklin Park Seagrave aerial with a ladder pipe deployed. Larry Shapiro photo

A different selection of images is a chicagoareafire.com

A complete gallery is a shapirophotography.net

Monday morning at 10:34, Adams County Box Alarm 22-3 was struck for the barn fire at 2425 Baltimore Pike, Gettysburg Pa.

It was clearly evident from the number of calls the Adams County 911 Center was receiving that this was going to be a working fire. A large black header was visible for miles.

Units were notified on dispatch of a working barn fire. Truck 1 arrived with an 80’ wide by 450’ long barn with fire showing. The barn was being used for storage. No animals occupied the barn. Firefighters were challenged from dispatch as this fire had a large fire load since the building was completely filled with storage items, making it too dangerous to fight the fire from the interior.

Multiple master streams and a ladder pipe from Truck 1 were used to extinguish the fire. In addition there were several propane tanks on the exterior of the building. Firefighters worked fast to cool the tanks. Several pieces of construction equipment were removed from the scene by the property owner as firefighters battled the blaze. It took nearly 2 hours to bring the fire under control.

Photos by Chris Eiker – for 911 Photography

www.911-photography.com

massive barn fire in Gettysburg PA

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massive barn fire in Gettysburg PA

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massive barn fire in Gettysburg PA

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massive barn fire in Gettysburg PA

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massive barn fire in Gettysburg PA

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massive barn fire in Gettysburg PA

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massive barn fire in Gettysburg PA

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massive barn fire in Gettysburg PA

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massive barn fire in Gettysburg PA

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