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Brookfield 2nd Alarm fire 4-18-13
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This message comes from Steve Redick:
"Hey everyone, just wanted to share some updates from my recent visit to a thrift store in Brookfield. Unfortunately, the place was hit hard by major flooding while I was there. Navigating through the area was incredibly difficult due to road closures and restricted access. I managed to snap a few photos of some emergency vehicles, though. I think I saw a Bedford Park unit parked at the back, but I didn’t get a chance to walk over there. It was quite the challenge getting around!
Anyway, here are some images I captured. First up is the LaGrange Fire Department engine, followed by the one from LaGrange Park. There’s also a shot of the Brookfield engine working on a hydrant during the incident. Another picture shows another Brookfield engine right in front of the building. For something a bit different, there’s an Oak Lawn quint—pretty cool piece of equipment. Moving on, you’ll see Pleasantview’s rehab unit and their engine as well. The Riverside ladder truck is also included, along with the Westmont squad. And finally, the Hinsdale engine makes an appearance.
There are more shots too, like Sector 1 of the damaged building, firefighters inside the store during overhaul, and the Brookfield truck positioned on the roof. It was definitely a chaotic scene, but these photos give you a glimpse into what happened. Hope this gives you a good idea of how things unfolded!"
[Attached are multiple high-quality images showcasing various fire department vehicles involved in the incident, all credited to Steve Redick.]
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