Here are several views of the 3-alarm fire at the Pontifical College Josephinum.

	This is the view from North High Street.
A view of the front (east) side a few moments later, after I hiked in from North High Street. The chapel and art gallery are in the wing to the left.
	This is the view from the west side.
Part of the rear of the building, looking southeast.
	The chapel wing of the building, looking north.

Several views of the 3-alarm fire at the Easton Commons Apartments, under construction on the northeast side of Columbus. Several separate buildings were involved.

A view looking southwest of the eastern-most fire building.
	The same building, looking southeast.
Looking south along Morse Crossing at the western-most fire building.

Rescue incident with the Perry Township Fire Department. A semi lost control, tipped over and crushed a pickup truck, trapping the pickup driver. A station wagon was also involved. This was Perry's last major incident before being absorbed by the Washington Township Fire Department

	The cluster of personnel around the pickup cab as the driver is removed.
Medflight lands on Riverside Drive.
	A view of the cribbing and air bags holding up the overturned semi.
The station wagon involved in the accident.

Here are two views of the 4-alarm fire at the former Ohio School for the Blind.

	This is the view from the northwest side of the fire scene as Ladder 1 and Ladder 8 operate master streams onto the fire. The building is in the process of being evacuated.
The view from the southwest side a few moments later, as Ladder 8 continues to pour water on the blazing roof. Ladder 1 has just been shut down and evacuated, over concerns of possible building collapse.

The Columbus Fire Department conducted a month-long series of high rise fire training evolutions at the abandoned CMHA Taylor Terrace building at 88 East First Avenue. Various on-duty units were taken out of service each day for training, staged at Fourth Street and First Avenue, and responded (on a Signal X) when dispatched on the training academy talkgroup. For training purposes, the fires were treated as actual incidents, complete with "rescues" and roaring fires. Here are some views of the training the morning of February 1.

	Fire roars out the windows as Ladder 1 and Engine 2 arrive on the scene.
Ladder 1 sets up for possible rescue of "victims".
	Ladder 1 is set up and preparing for rescues.
Battalion Chief Lee in charge.
	The fire has been extinguished, rescues made, and everyone is starting to assemble for the critique.