The Central Stickney Fire Protection District received support from multiple neighboring fire departments yesterday afternoon as they worked to contain a major fire at a storage yard. The blaze generated thick smoke that was visible for miles, prompting widespread attention from local residents and media outlets. WGN has published an article with a video of the incident, which you can view HERE, while the Chicago Tribune also covered the event with a video available HERE. Tim Olk, a local photographer, arrived on the scene and captured several striking images of the fire. The incident took place at 6200 W. 51st Street.
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Tim has compiled a large gallery of additional photos, which you can view HERE. The response from the fire department and surrounding areas was swift and coordinated, showcasing the strength of local emergency services. Thanks to Chris for sharing this information.
Smoke engulfs several fire companies working at the storage yard fire. Tim Olk photo
Firefighters deploy a hand line. Tim Olk photo
The deck gun working off Central Stickney Engine 907. Tim Olk photo
Central Stickney Tower Ladder 906, a 1995 Simon-Duplex 75' LTI. Tim Olk photo
Forest Park firefighters move in close with a hand line. Tim Olk photo
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