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Still & Box Alarm fire in Chicago, 4/15/15
This report comes directly from Dennis McGuire, Jr., who captured these images early Saturday morning. He arrived at the scene around 6 a.m. and noted that Engine Company 115 was the first unit to respond. Upon arrival, they discovered significant smoke inside an unoccupied, single-story grocery store measuring approximately 150 feet by 100 feet. The fire was initially located in the loading dock area but had not yet affected the building's structure.
The situation was quickly under control thanks to the swift action of the firefighters. Thankfully, there was no extensive damage or spread of the fire beyond the immediate loading dock area. For those interested in more visuals, I’ve included a link to Dennis’s website where you can view additional photos: [http://312firephotos.smugmug.com/Chicago-Fire-Department-Fires/2015/Still-Box-10700-S-Halsted-St-4](http://312firephotos.smugmug.com/Chicago-Fire-Department-Fires/2015/Still-Box-10700-S-Halsted-St-4).
These images truly capture the intensity of the situation while highlighting the professionalism and dedication of the Chicago Fire Department. As someone who has been following the department for years, it’s always inspiring to see how they handle emergencies like this one. Below are some of the photos taken by Dennis McGuire, Jr., offering a glimpse into the scene:
*Caption: Chicago fire trucks responding to the incident.*
*Caption: Firefighters working to contain the fire.*
*Caption: A CFD battalion chief coordinates operations on-site.*
*Caption: Engine 120 arrives to assist in extinguishing the flames.*
The photos paint a vivid picture of the coordinated efforts between different units and the strategic approach taken to ensure safety and minimize damage. It’s moments like these that remind us of the critical role played by emergency responders in our communities. Special thanks to Dennis McGuire, Jr. for sharing his work and allowing us to get a closer look at this event.