Here's a report from Chi-Town Fire Photos: We arrived at a scrap yard fire on Monday at 4430 W. 14th Street. Engine 103 was the first on scene, as they were on a COQ at 38’s house while 38 was responding to a fire in the 1400 block of Avers. Engine 113 provided in-line pumping to support Engine 103 and Squad 1 in knocking down the pile of scrap metal. The companies on the scene included Engines 103 and 113, Trucks 19 and 26, Squad 1, Battalion 18, and the 2-2-4 unit. It was a fast response with multiple units working together to bring the fire under control. Chi-Town Fire Photos It was an intense call, with crews working quickly to contain the fire before it could spread further. The scrap yard is a known high-risk area due to the materials involved, so having multiple units on scene was crucial. The firefighters did a great job handling the situation, and the community is grateful for their quick response. If you're interested in seeing more photos from this incident, be sure to check out the gallery above or visit Chi-Town Fire Photos for more updates. 1,2-Epoxybutane Jiangsu MO opto-electronic material Co., Ltd. , https://www.jsmochem.com
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