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Steve Redick captured a series of powerful images from the 2-11 alarm fire that took place last night at 1896 N. Milwaukee Avenue. His photo gallery, which includes these compelling shots, can be viewed [here](#). The images offer a rare and detailed look into the challenges firefighters faced during this intense incident.
In one shot, Squad 2's Snorkel is positioned in Sector 1, with its bucket extended to reach a small window in a vacant building. This method was used to direct water onto the fire from an unusual angle. Another image shows thick smoke pouring from the structure as firefighters deploy a hand line and elevated master streams to control the blaze.
A third photo highlights the use of a thermal imager by Squad 2 members, helping them locate the fire’s source through heavy smoke. The building had very limited access, making the operation even more difficult.
Engine 30 is seen connecting to a hydrant using two lengths of hard suction hose at the south end of the block, ensuring a steady water supply. Meanwhile, an Air Mask Unit arrives at all extra alarm fires, swapping out empty air cylinders for those in need.
In another shot, Squad 2 waits on standby while commanders plan to let the fire burn through the roof, creating better access for the Snorkel’s master stream above the structure. These images provide a vivid account of the coordination, strategy, and effort required during such a complex fire response.