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Box Alarm in Brookfield, 6/25/15
I just got this update from Josh Boyajian:
Yesterday afternoon, Brookfield responded to a box alarm at 3308 South Sunnyside Avenue. The first-in crews reported heavy smoke coming from the attic. They made a strong effort to control the fire but unfortunately couldn't get it under control. Due to the dangerous conditions, command ordered an evacuation of all personnel and switched to a defensive strategy. Four hand lines were being used, and Riverside's ladder truck was on standby. Here are some photos and a short video from the scene.
[Short Video Link: http://chi-townfirephotos.smugmug.com/Suburban-Fires-/2015-Fires/Brookfield-Box-Alarm-3308-s-Su/]
[Image Description: Flames shooting out from the attic of a house. Photo Credit: Josh Boyajian]
[Image Description: Heavy smoke billowing from the attic. Photo Credit: Josh Boyajian]
[Image Description: Firefighters working to contain the blaze. Photo Credit: Josh Boyajian]
[Image Description: A Seagrave fire truck at the scene. Photo Credit: Josh Boyajian]
And here's what Code Photography shared:
They arrived to find heavy smoke coming from the second floor with fire already spreading to the attic and eventually through the roof. Here are more photos from the incident:
[Image Description: Firefighters battling flames inside a home. Photo Credit: Code Photography]
[Image Description: Firefighters on the roof attempting to control the fire. Photo Credit: Code Photography]
[Image Description: Firefighters using water to douse the flames. Photo Credit: Code Photography]
[Image Description: Aerial view of the burning building. Photo Credit: Code Photography]
This seems like a pretty intense fire. It's always tough to see homes go up in flames, especially in residential areas. I hope the firefighters were able to limit the damage as much as possible. If anyone has more details or updates, feel free to share them in the comments below. Stay safe, everyone!
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