Approximately 24th and Cicero—there's an old railroad maintenance building, a former roundhouse. The aerial view was taken using the new Apple Maps app. When I arrived, there wasn't much left to see in terms of fire, but they had two elevated master streams ready, so I imagine it must have looked pretty intense at the start. From the radio chatter, I think they were dealing with an old railroad engine on fire. The Lyons squad was supplying a foam line into the structure, though I'm not sure if it was Class A or B foam. I really liked the shots of the hole cut through the fence to reach the hydrant—wondering how they knew it was there. The Berwyn engine was running a long relay with a large-diameter hose (LDH) from across Cicero Avenue. If anyone has more details, feel free to share.

Steve Redick

Cicero Truck 2 ready for elevated master stream operations. Steve Redick photo

Cicero Truck 1 with the aerial tower extended. Steve Redick photo

Firefighters accessed the roundhouse via the overhead doors. Steve Redick photo

Cicero Engine 2 was ready to supply the tower ladder. Steve Redick photo

Firefighters had to cut through a fence to access a hydrant in the neighboring Menards yard. Steve Redick photo

The Berwyn engine had a hydrant across Cicero Avenue. Steve Redick photo

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