Still and Box Alarm fire in Chicago, 12-10-21

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STILL + W/F RESPONSE + BOX ALARM at 11115 South on Edbrooke

{*DATE 12-10-2021*} {**DAY = FRIDAY**}{***CITY = CITY OF CHICAGO***} STILL + S/C #1 + W/F RESPONSE + S/C #2/3 + BOX ALARM + S/C #4/5 + 5 CHANGE OF QUARTERS. INITIAL LOCATION WAS 111TH AND EDBROOKE, CORRECTED ADDRESS IS 11115 SOUTH ON EDBROOKE. CORRECTED CROSS STREETS ARE 111TH AND 112TH. STILL ALARM @ 22:50 HOURS. B/O/O ENGLEWOOD FIRE ALARM OFFICE (E.F.A.O.). STILL ALARM COMPANIES RESPONDING: ENGINES 62/93, T/L 24, BATT 22. S/C #1 @ 22:52 HOURS, B/O/O E.F.A.O. S/C COMPANY RESPONDING: LADDER [TRUCK] 62. W/F RESPONSE @ 22:53 HOURS, B/O/O BATT 22. W/F COMPANIES RESPONDING: SQUAD 5/5A, COMMAND VAN 2-7-5, AMBULANCES 5/76, BATT 21 [RIT CHIEF], EMS CHIEF 459, LADDER [TRUCK] 40. S/C #2 @ 22:54 HOURS, B/O/O E.F.A.O. S/C #2 COMPANY RESPONDING: BATT 23 [SAFETY CHIEF]. S/C #3 @ 23:15 HOURS, B/O/O BATT 22. S/C #3 COMPANY RESPONDING: LADDER [TRUCK] 27. BOX ALARM @ 23:26 HOURS, B/O/O BATT 22 VIA COMMAND VAN 2-7-5. BOX ALARM COMPANIES: ENGINES 115/120, D/D/C 2-2-5, BATT 19 [BOX CHIEF], EMS CHIEF 456. BOX ALARM COMPANY RESPONDING. NOTES: ENGINE 120 CANCELLED. ENGINE 75 TAKE IN THE BOX ALARM. S/C #4 @ 23:27 HOURS, B/O/O E.F.A.O. S/C #4 COMPANY RESPONDING: BATT 24 [PLANS CHIEF]. S/C #5 @ 23:28 HOURS, B/O/O BATT 22. S/C #5 COMPANY RESPONDING: O.F.I. [ARSON] 466. NOW 5 CHANGE OF QUARTERS COMPANIES: WHEN THE BOX ALARM WAS TRANSMITTED, B/O/O E.F.A.O. C.Q.C #1: ENGINE 82 FOR ENGINE 93. C.Q.C. #2: LADDER [TRUCK] 51 FOR LADDER [TRUCK] 27. C.Q.C. #3: LADDER [TRUCK] 20. C.Q.C. #4: ENGINE 74 FOR ENGINE 62. C.Q.C. #5: BATT 15 FOR BATT 22.

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This report comes from a detailed dispatch log captured by Matt Sosnowski, who is known for documenting emergency responses in Chicago. The incident involved multiple units responding to a still alarm and a box alarm at the same location. The initial call mentioned 111th and Edbrooke, but the corrected address was later confirmed as 11115 South on Edbrooke. Cross streets were adjusted to 111th and 112th. Firefighters from Engine 62 and 93, along with Tower Ladder 24 and Battalion 22, were among the first to respond. Additional units like Squad 5, 5A, and Command Van 2-7-5 were also dispatched. Ambulances and specialized units followed, including the RIT Chief and EMS Chief. As the situation developed, more companies were called in, and several change of quarters (CQ) alerts were issued to manage the response efficiently. The event highlights the coordinated efforts of the Chicago Fire Department during an urgent alarm call. Mattâ€™s photos provide a visual record of the scene, capturing the intensity and professionalism of the firefighters on duty that night.
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