Photos: Chicago (IL) Firefighters Battle Structure Fire

March 24, 2021
Fire Engineering Staff
1 min read

Fire photographer Tim Olk offers some photos of Chicago firefighters operating at the scene of a working fire at 1542 S. Central Park.

More from Tim: https://olkee.smugmug.com/

  • A Chicago firefighter carries a ladder to a building with flames showing from the windows
  • Flames shoot from the windows at the fire
  • A Chicago Fire Department aerial device in use as water sprays from the interior of the building to the exterior
  • An aerial ladder raised to the roof of the building with a Chicago Fire Department battalion chief looking on
  • Chicago firefighter on an aerial ladder at fire scene
  • Black smoke shoots from a window and the rear of the building
  • Five Chicago firefighters in full gear at the fire scene
  • Chicago firefighters discuss the incident on the back step of an apparatus
  • Four Chicago firefighters carry a stokes basket laden with gear from a rig
  • Firefighter with a section of LDH in front of a Chicago Fire Department fire apparatus
  • A group of Chicago firefighters
  • Chicago fire lieutenant in full gear at scene of fire
  • Chicago firefighters in front of fire apparatus
  • Several Chicago firefighters at the scene
  • Firefighter puts his head out of a window at Chicago fire

MORE TIM OLK

Photos: Chicago Firefighters Save Two Dogs from House Fire

Photos: Mayday at Chicago 2-11 Alarm

Photos: Hammond (IN) Firefighters Battle Structure Fire

Photos: Chicago Firefighters Respond to House Fire in Below-Zero Temps

FirefightingPhotosChicagoIllinoisPhotosStructural FirefightingTim Olk

Must View

Frank Ricci, PJ Norwood, Samuel Pena, and Otto Drozd

Humpday Hangout: From Command to Community

Hosts Frank Ricci and P.J. Norwood are joined by guests Sam Peña and Otto Drozd to explore several critical issues facing the fire service today.
Fire Department LeadershipPodcastsHumpday Hangouts

Joplin (MO) Firefighter Hospitalized Following Medical Emergency at Training Exercise

A Joplin firefighter has been hospitalized in critical but stable condition after suffering a medical emergency at 10 a.m. Tuesday.
Firefighter TrainingNewsHeadlinesMissouri