Warehouse fire in Schiller Park, 1-23-17
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 efforts of emergency responders working to contain the blaze.
The first image shows firefighters standing by as they prepare for action at the site. Another photo highlights the Schiller Park Fire Department’s Tower Ladder 5, ready to assist in the operation. A third shot captures fire chiefs at the command post, coordinating the response.
Additional photos show Schiller Park FD Engine 5 and the Chicago Fire Department’s MVU 924, which was seen clearing smoke from the warehouse. The image of a fire department connection with a hose attached demonstrates the critical work being done on the ground. Several shots also feature firefighters standing by, showing the ongoing nature of the operation.
One photo features Franklin Park FD Engine 2, indicating a collaborative effort between neighboring departments. The video below provides a brief but insightful look at the Chicago Fire Department’s MVU 924 as it works to clear the warehouse of smoke. This footage gives a sense of the intensity and scale of the incident.
These visuals are a testament to the dedication and professionalism of the firefighters who responded to the call that morning.
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