2nd Alarm commercial fire in Batavia, 3-5-14 (more)
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This is from John Tulipano, who was on duty with the Second Alarm in Batavia last night during a major fire incident. He shared his firsthand account of what he witnessed:
"I was fortunate to be in the car picking up another call in St. Charles when Tri-Com went out for a possible fire at 1st and Mallory in Batavia. The police reported flames coming from a second-floor window. The Batavia chief arrived on scene and described a large foundry-style building that was fully involved. He ordered his first engine to hit it with the deck gun and immediately asked who his first two units were. Then, without hesitation, he pulled a second alarm."
The fire was intense, and it quickly became clear that this wasn’t just a small incident. Several fire trucks responded, including the Batavia tower ladder, which was deployed early on. John captured several striking images of the scene, showing firefighters working under challenging conditions, especially since it was a cold winter night.
I haven’t had a chance to go through all the photos yet, but I’ll be uploading a full gallery to SmugMug later today. In the meantime, you can check out the video below to see some footage of the response:
[Watch the video here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohID4O5tt-w)
It’s always incredible to witness how quickly emergency crews respond and how they handle such intense situations. Stay tuned for more updates.