Don's Hot Dogs destroyed by fire Wednesday July 29, 2020. Photo courtesy of the Orland Fire Protection District

Drone video of fire that seriously damaged Don’s Hot Dogs in Orland Park

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Drone video of fire that seriously damaged Don’s Hot Dogs in Orland Park

A fire seriously damaged the very popular fast food restaurant Don’s Hot Dogs early Wednesday Morning (July 29, 2020 at around 12: 45 AM).

The Orland Fire Protection District responded quickly and fought the blaze that caused serious damage to the building.

Don's Hot Dogs destroyed by fire Wednesday July 29, 2020. Photo courtesy of the Orland Fire Protection District
Don’s Hot Dogs destroyed by fire Wednesday July 29, 2020. Photo courtesy of the Orland Fire Protection District

Attached below is the OFPD Drone Video of firefighters battling the fire offering a perspective on the danger that fires like this pose to the community and to first responders.

The drone video is courtesy of the Orland Fire Protection District.

Click here to read the OFPD Press Release on the fire.

Click here to view the video online or use the widget below to view the 41 minute drone video. 


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