2-Alarm fire in Milwaukee, WI 2-9-21
From the post by Tyler Tobolt:
Here are some pictures I took of a two-alarm fire that broke out in Milwaukee near 21st and Scott Street on February 9th, 2021 around 3:30 PM. The response included units from Battalion 3, Battalion 4, Battalion 10, Car 3, Car 2C, Med 5, Med 6, Med 15, Engine 26, Engine 23, Engine 33, Engine 11, Engine 7, Engine 2, Engine 1, Engine 10, Engine 32, Engine 24, Truck 1, Truck 2, Truck 9, Truck 8, Rescue 1, the Incident Command Post, Compressed Air 1, West Allis Med 1, and Tower 62.
The images show intense flames erupting from the attic of a house. You can see the firefighters working hard to control the situation and prevent it from spreading further. More photos are available through this link.
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This first photo gives a clear view of the fire's intensity as it engulfs the roof area. Firefighters are visible in the background setting up their equipment and getting ready to tackle the blaze.
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In this second image, you can see multiple emergency vehicles parked along the street, including ladder trucks and engines, all part of the extensive support team that was dispatched to handle the situation.
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The third picture offers a closer look at the firefighters in action. They're using high-powered hoses to douse the flames while maintaining communication with each other to coordinate their efforts effectively.
If you want to see more photos or perhaps check out the full sequence of events, clicking the [Show slideshow] button will take you through the entire gallery. It’s quite impressive how quickly everyone mobilized to contain what could have been a much larger disaster. This kind of teamwork is what keeps our communities safe!
Let me know if you'd like any additional details about the incident or the resources involved.
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