Chicago 2-11 Alarm fire 9-25-13

Chicago experienced a 2-11 alarm fire today at 10:34 a.m. at 1034 S. Kostner. The structure was a five-story building with a one-story section in the rear. Workers were in the process of disconnecting a storage tank located in the basement, which contained some type of adhesive that caught fire. As smoke began to fill the building, firefighters quickly identified the source and determined it was in the basement. All personnel were evacuated, and a Personnel Accountability Report (PAR) was conducted. A Haz Mat Level I was requested along with the 2-11 alarm. Engine 106's Mobile Ventilation Unit (MVU), designated as 9-2-3, was specially called in, as well as the Mobile Oxygen Bus, 8-8-11. Although there was no visible fire, thick black smoke was being forcefully expelled from the building by a large fan. Larry Shapiro and Tim Olk were on the scene capturing the event. Below are some images from the incident.
Chicago Fire Department fire scene

Black smoke is forced out of the building from the MVU. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department

Chicago’s reserve squad, lettered for the Chicago Fire TV show, was in service for Squad 2. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

The smoke covered everything and everyone. Black smoke is forced out of the building from the MVU. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

Black smoke is forced out of the building from the MVU. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

Black smoke is forced out of the building from the MVU. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

Another dirty face after working inside. Black smoke is forced out of the building from the MVU. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

Squad 2 member after working in the building. Black smoke is forced out of the building from the MVU. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

No shortage of dirty faces at this fire. Black smoke is forced out of the building from the MVU. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

A firefighter enters the Oxygen Therapy Bus. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

Black smoke is forced out of the building from the MVU. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

Engine 107 on a hydrant. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

Oxygen Therapy Bus 8-8-11 at the scene. Larry Shapiro photo

Chicago Fire Department fire scene

CFD MVU 9-2-3 working at the scene. Larry Shapiro photo

Larry has a large gallery with images HERE.

Tim has a large gallery with images HERE.

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