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The following is an account of what I witnessed earlier today during a fire incident in Plainfield. It happened along the Lincoln Highway (Route 30), just south of Renwick Road. As far as the departments involved, I noticed Lockport and Elwood were present with their respective apparatus. The Elwood tower ladder was actively engaged, while Plainfield’s own fire trucks were also on the scene. Naperville Engine 6 joined in as well, but there were a few other units that I couldn’t quite identify due to the chaos.
This is what I observed:
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*Fire Engine Hooked Up to Hydrant*
This image captures a fire engine connected to a hydrant, clearly preparing for an intense firefighting operation. Credit goes to Andy Hilk for this shot.
*Firefighters Using Tower Ladder Master Stream*
In this photograph, firefighters can be seen utilizing the master stream of a tower ladder to douse flames. The coordination and precision required in such situations are evident here. Photo courtesy of Andy Hilk.
*Plainfield Fire Engine at Scene*
Here we see a Plainfield fire engine positioned strategically at the fire scene, highlighting the teamwork and effort put forth by local firefighters. Another great capture by Andy Hilk.
*Firefighters Employing Tower Ladder Again*
Another angle showcasing the use of a tower ladder to combat the blaze. This photo further emphasizes the critical role these tools play in managing large-scale fires. Andy Hilk took this photo.
*Fire Engine Stationed at Incident Location*
A different view of a Plainfield fire engine stationed at the site of the fire, demonstrating the strategic positioning necessary to manage such emergencies effectively. Photo credit: Andy Hilk.
*Final Image of Tower Ladder in Action*
The final image shows firefighters still hard at work using the tower ladder’s master stream to extinguish lingering flames. Thanks again to Andy Hilk for providing these valuable photos.
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It was an intense situation, but seeing everyone come together made it clear how vital teamwork is in moments like these. I hope the fire department managed to control the situation quickly and safely.
Andy Hilk