Fox Lake house fire 2-14-11

The Fox Lake Fire Department responded to a structure fire at **36378 N. Wesley Road** on Monday, just before 11 AM. Upon arrival, the first units encountered heavy smoke coming from an occupied, single-story frame home. The scene was quickly mobilized with mutual aid support from Round Lake Fire Department, which dispatched an engine to assist. Jeff Rudolph captured several powerful images of the incident, offering a glimpse into the intense firefighting efforts. His photos show the aftermath of the fire and the crews working tirelessly to bring the situation under control.
'Sector A' after knock down. Jeff Rudolph photo

A Fox Lake officer checks for hot spots in the attic. Jeff Rudolph photo

Fox Lake Engine 2222, built by Alexis on a Spartan chassis, drafts from a portable tank since the area has no hydrants. In the rear is the Fox Lake squad. Jeff Rudolph photo

Round Lake FPD Engine 2214 was due for mutual aid. The engine was built by US Tanker on a Spartan chassis. Jeff Rudolph photo

Fox Lake Engine 2222 was the first engine on the scene. Jeff Rudolph photo

A Fox Lake firefighter stands by with the squad. Jeff Rudolph photo

Fox Lake Engine 2222 has a heated enclosure for the pump operator. Jeff Rudolph photo

Fox Lake Tender 2264 was built by Alexis with an enclosed operator's console on a Spartan chassis and has the nickname 'Tankzilla.' Jeff Rudolph photo

The fire appears to have been contained, but the damage was significant. Residents were evacuated, and emergency crews worked through the early afternoon to ensure the area was safe. Local officials are investigating the cause of the fire, and no injuries have been reported so far. This incident highlights the critical role of local fire departments in responding to emergencies, especially in areas without traditional water sources like hydrants.
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