Chicago 2-11 Alarm fire 9-12-11

Chicago responded to a 2-11 alarm for a fire at 3056 N. Milwaukee Avenue on Monday morning. The Chicago Tribune reported that the fire broke out at 9:24 a.m. in the two-story building, which housed a bakery on the first floor and apartments on the second. When firefighters arrived, heavy smoke was coming from the basement, and the ceiling appeared to be involved in the fire, according to fire department spokesman Larry Langford. No one was inside the building at the time, and the fire quickly forced crews to evacuate. A Mobile Ventilation Unit was dispatched and deployed to help manage the situation. Tim Olk and Steve Redick were on the scene, with Steve submitting a video and Tim capturing several striking images of the incident. An iframe is available here (note: no video source provided). Below are some of the photos taken by Tim Olk: [Image 1: The fire which originated in the basement forced firefighters out of the building shortly after they arrived. The Mobile Ventilation Unit was called to the scene and deployed.](#attachment_8206) [Image 2: Firefighters use a hand line from the roof of a neighboring building.](#attachment_8207) [Image 3: The 13th Battalion goes to work removing roofing materials.](#attachment_8210) [Image 4: As one company applies water to the fire, another works on ventilation.](#attachment_8208) [Image 5: Firefighters climb the rear stairs as fire burns inside the second floor.](#attachment_8209) For more details, you can read the full article from the Chicago Tribune [here](#). If you'd like to see more photos from the scene, visit Tim Olk's collection [here](#).

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