Look for great shots of Lake Zurich Local 3191 Members in
action here!
Live Fire Training December 1,
2007
Photos by:
Tim Olk Fire Department Photo Unit State Coordinator (
Illinois ) International Fire Photographers Association
Box Alarm Fire, November 20, 2006
Photos by: Tim Olk Fire Department Photo Unit State
Coordinator ( Illinois ) International Fire Photographers
Association
Fire Fighters found heavy fire from the rear
of this house 2 Story Split level
3-11 Alarm Fire 11/08/06
Photos by: Tim Olk Fire Department Photo Unit State
Coordinator ( Illinois ) International Fire Photographers
Association
Gold Shift Members working.
Lake Zurich firefighters raised over $8,000
towards childhood cancer awareness by
shaving their heads in the St. Baldrick's Day fundraiser.
Kay Toppel
Before
After
These are photos of Lake Zurich members
during the deployment to Hurricane Katrina.
The pictures above are from the first deployment to Hurricane
Katrina, and the FF/PM in the first deployment are FF/PM Patty
Schlick and FF/PM Kay Toppel. The second deployment included
Chief Terry Mastandrea, LT. Rob Loyal and FF/PM Dave Santoyo.
This picture was after we lined up before moving up to New
Orleans.
These two pictures are taken at the Fire Academy in Baton
Rouge. These were of our camp site after our 23 and one half
hour ride straight through.
These were of our camp in Tent City in New Orleans. This was
referred to as the Woodland Base.
Pictures around the city.
FF/PM Patty Schlick with President Bush.
These were pictures taken at out Tent City on the Woodland Base
on the property of The Our Lady of Holy Cross Collage campus.
The second picture was of MABAS Division 4 Task Force 3 camp
sight. The fourth picture is of our staging area. You can
see the rigs, port-a-pots and shower tents and shower trailers.
These amenities all arrived near the end of our first week.
Sights from around our Woodland Camp. FF/PM Kay Toppel
walking down to the Mississippi River with Hurricane survivor
Girod who currently is living in Beach Park. Sight along
the way to the river.
This is a barge that was forced upon to the shore. There
were barges upon shore as far as you could see.
Here is a picture of Hurricane Katrina survivor Katrina Hope who
is know residing in Algonquin.
This whole adventure took a toll on every one and every thing.
These are also of the decon operations that ran 24 hours a day
and ever time you went out your rigs had to be decontaminated.
FF/PM Kay Topple and President Bush.
*Photo's courtesy of FF/PM Patty Schlick.
Here are photo's of Lake Zurich members in
action. (Photo's courtesy of
Tim Olk
Fire Department Photo Unit State Coordinator ( Illinois )
International Fire Photographers Association)
