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Garage fire in Lansing, 4-4-21
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This message comes directly from Brad Steinweg. According to him, Lansing had quite a hectic day. First, they sent an engine to both Cal City and Munster. Then, things got even more complicated when a fire broke out in the 18500 block of S. Oakley Avenue. As if that wasn't enough, they also had a medical emergency on the scene during the fire. Fortunately, South Holland stepped in to handle the medical situation.
Brad mentioned that it was quite the ordeal for everyone involved. He added some context by saying that the fire required significant resources and coordination to get under control. It’s always tough when multiple emergencies happen simultaneously, but the firefighters managed to stay focused and get the job done.
Here’s a visual from the scene, captured by Brad himself. The image below shows firefighters hard at work tackling the blaze. You can really see the intensity and dedication in their expressions.
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*Photo Credit: Brad Steinweg*
In addition to the main incident, there were several related images taken throughout the day. These snapshots give us a glimpse into the fast-paced and challenging nature of firefighting operations. Each photo highlights different moments, from the initial response to the final stages of containment.
For those interested in seeing more, here’s a small gallery showcasing additional images from the event:
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If you’d like to view them all together, there’s also an option to start a slideshow. It’s amazing how these photos capture the teamwork and perseverance required during such demanding situations.
Overall, it’s clear that Lansing’s firefighters faced a tough day, but they handled it with professionalism and skill. Kudos to everyone who played a part in resolving these emergencies!
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