House fire in Niles, 4-23-15
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This message is from Steve Redick:
So, yesterday, I found myself at 6706 Harts Road. It’s one of those places that’s a bit off the main routes, you know? When I got there, I was actually one of the first ones on the scene, ahead of some of the other support teams. But honestly, this incident was already well under control. There were a couple of really good photos taken of the brand-new Niles Engine 2 as it deployed its ladder rack. The lighting was perfect for capturing all the details.
I’ve attached a few images below to give you a better idea of what it looked like. First up, we have a great shot of the firefighters working on ventilating the roof of the house. You can see how focused everyone is, which is always a testament to their training and professionalism.
Next, there’s another image showing the team at work around the fire scene. They’re clearly coordinated and moving efficiently, which is crucial when every second counts.
As for the equipment, there’s a fantastic picture of the Pierce Dash CF PUC fire engine in action. This vehicle is designed for speed and reliability, and it’s clear from the photo that it performed admirably.
Then, we have a shot of the Niles Fire Department’s own fire engine. It’s always impressive to see these machines in operation, especially when they’re helping to protect communities.
After the flames were put out, the aftermath was captured beautifully. The house, unfortunately, suffered significant damage, but it’s a reminder of why these crews are so essential.
There’s also a close-up of the firefighters using the hydraulic ladder rack. It’s fascinating to watch them maneuver it with such precision.
Finally, here’s a group shot of the Niles Fire Department’s fleet. It’s always inspiring to see the level of preparation and teamwork involved in keeping everyone safe.
And lastly, I managed to snap a quick pic of the North Maine FPD fire engine. It’s always interesting to compare different departments and their equipment.
All in all, it was a busy day, but one where everything came together smoothly thanks to the dedication of everyone involved.
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