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MANHATTAN
Manhattan located 125th street & 5th Ave.                                                                                           Photo by BILL BENNETT
Ladder's 28 & 14 set up to the roof.                                                                                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT
The fire was located on the roof of this building.                                                                                  Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
QUEENS
FDNY & NYPD responded to a Car in water located at 120th street & 28th Ave.                            Photo by BILL BENNETT  
FDNY operated at the shoreline of this auto in the water.    Photo BILL BENNETT
NYPD diver searches the car for victims.                                                                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
The diver inspects the inside of the auto.                       Photo by BILL BENNETT
All clear...                                                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
QUEENS
3rd Alarm Box 2093                                                                                                                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT

Queens,  N. Y.  04/14/10  @  16:30 hrs.

Ozone   Park   Section

 

Box   2093

address:               108 – 10   86th  St.

between:            108th  Ave.     &      109th  Ave.

 

2093  @  16:24

Engs.   285,   293,   225

T. Lad.  142,   T. Lad.  107

Batt.  39

 

10 – 75 – 2093  @  16:28

Ladder  173   is  designated  as  the   “FAST”   Truck

Eng.  236

Rescue  Co.  #4

Squad  Co.  #270

Batt.  51

Division  13

 

2nd  Alarm:

2 – 2 – 2093  @  16:29

Engs.   331,   294,   308,   332

Lad.  143,    Lad.  175

Eng.  207  w/  Satellite  6  assigned

Batt.  50   “Safety  Officer”

Batt.  44   “Resource  Unit  Leader”

Rescue  Battalion   /   Safety  Battalion

Fieldcom  1   /   Tactical  Support  Unit  #2

Car  10:   Deputy  Assist.  Chief  Kevin  Butler

 

Fire  Building:

2  Story  Frame   20 x 40  Peaked  Roof  P/D

Surrounding  Properties:

Exp. #1:   Is  a  Street

Exp. #2:   Is  a  Driveway

Exp. #3:   Is  a  Rear  Yard

Exp. #4:   Is  a  Similar  Type  detach

 

@  16:31

Batt.  39:     Box  2093,   We  have  ( 2 )  2  Story  Frame  Peaked  Roofs   fully  involved.

1 – line  stretched  and  in  operation.   2nd  line  being  stretched.    

 

Queens  advice’s:    C.I.D.’s  shows  window  bars.

Ladder  126  assigned  for  the  window  bars.

 

@  16:34

Batt.  39:     Box  2093,    address  108-08,   Primary  Searches   1st  floor  are  negative  at  this  time.

 

3rd  Alarm:

3 – 3 – 2093  @  16:37

Engs.   303,   286,   302,   290

Lad.  103,   T. Lad.  155

Batt.  54

Batt.  58   “Staging  Manager”

Batt.  43   “Air  Re – Con  Chief”

Mask  Service  Unit  #1

Staging  Area:     Sutter  Ave   &   86th  St.

 

@  16:43

Batt.  39:    Box  2093,    Main  body  of  fire  in  both  Bldgs.  has  been  knocked  down.

Still   Doubtful  at  this  time.

 

@  16:45

Division  13:     Box  2093,    We  had  slight  extension  to  Exp. 2a   at   108-06    86th  St.

Special  Call  ( 2 )  additional  Engine  Co’s.

Eng.   319   &   305   are  s/c

 

@  16:49

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  3rd  Alarm,   Box  2093,    Division  13,   Deputy  Chief  Dominico

reports:       6 – lines  stretched,    5 – lines  in  operation.      Primary  Searches   are  in  progress.  

Making   good  progress  on  the  fire.      Fire  remains   Doubtful.

 

@  16:57

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  3rd  Alarm,   Box  2093,    Division  13,   Deputy  Chief  Dominico

reports:        Primary  Searches   in  the  original  Fire  Bldg.   and  top  floor  of  Exp. #2a   are  negative.

Fire  remains   Doubtful.

 

@  17:01

Fieldcom  1:     Special  Call  an  additional   Truck.                TowerLadder  135   s/c

 

@  17:05

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  3rd  Alarm,   Box  2093,    Division  13,   Deputy  Chief  Dominico

reports:        Primary  Searches  in  Exp. #2   are  complete  and  negative.     We  had  extension  to  rear

garages,   fire  has  been  knocked  down.    Secondary  Searches   are  in  progress.     We  have  extensive

overhauling.        Fire    is    Probably   Will    Hold.

 

@  17:09

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  3rd  Alarm,   Box  2093,   Car  10,   Deputy  Assist.  Chief  Butler

reports:      Secondary  Searches   in  the  original  Fire  Bldg.   are  complete  and  negative.

 

@  17:20

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  3rd  Alarm,   Box  2093,   Car  10,   Deputy  Assist.  Chief  Butler

reports:       Fire   is   UnderControl.

 

(  Job  Duration:     56  mins. )

 
3rd Alarm Box 2093                                                                                                                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT
3rd Alarm Box 2093                                                                                                                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT
3rd Alarm Box 2093                                                                                                                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
QUEENS
Photo by BILL BENNETT

Queens,  N. Y.  01/11/10  @  12:00 hrs.

Kew  Gardens  Section

 

Box   9689

address:               84 – 70   129th  St.

between:            Metropolitan  Ave.   &    Kew  Gardens  Rd

 

9689  @  11:49

Sqd. Co. #270,   Engs.   298,  315,  294*   ( Sqd. 270  is  1st due Eng. Co. )

Lad.  151,    T. Lad.  127,    Lad.  143*

Batt.  51  s/c

Rescue  Co. #4*

Squad  Co. #288*

*   4  Engs.  /  3  Tks.  /  Rescue  &  Sqd.   Box  loaded  up  on  numerous  phone  calls,

and  reports  of  numerous  people  trapped.

 

“ENG.  298  TO  QUEENS,  URGENT!   10-75  THE  BOX!     FIRE  OUT  THE  WINDOWS”

 

10 – 75 – 9689  @  11:52

Ladder  126   is  designated  as  the   “FAST”   Truck

Batt.  39

Division  13

 

Fire  Building:

6  Story  Brick   200 x 100  O.M.D.

Surrounding  Properties:

Exp. #1:   Is  a  Street

Exp. #2:   Is  a  2  Story  Pri  Dwelling  detached

Exp. #3:   Is  a  Street

Exp. #4:   Is  a  1  Story  Pri  Dwelling  detached

 

All – Hands:

7 – 5 – 9689  @  11:53

Batt.  51  to  Queens,   All – Hands  on  arrival,   heavy  fire  2nd  floor  of  a  6  Story  Brick 

occupied  multiple  dwelling.

 

“Batt.  51  to  Queens,   2nd  Alarm!   Heavy  fire  on  the  2nd  &  3rd  floors.”

 

2nd  Alarm:

2 – 2 – 9689  @  11:54

Engs.   305,  308,  285,  293

T. Lad.  142

Engine  324   w /  Satellite  4

Batt.  46   “Safety  Officer”

Batt.  50   “Resource  Unit  Leader”

Rescue  Battalion   /   Safety  Battalion

Fieldcom  1   /   Tactical  Support  Unit #2

Command  Tactical  Unit

Car  9:    Assist.  Chief   John  Sutnick    ( Queens  Boro  Commander )

 

@  11:57

Division  13:     Box  9689,   Special  Call  ( 2 )  additional  Trucks  above  the  2nd  Alarm.

TowerLadder  138     &     TowerLadder  152   are  s/c

 

@  12:00

Division  13:     Box  9689,    We  have  2 – lines  stretched,   2 – lines  in  operation.

Fire  knocked  down  on  the  2nd  floor.    Heavy  fire  on  the  3rd  floor.     Fire’s  Doubtful.

 

@  12:03

“ Division  13  to  Queens,   Transmit   a   3rd  Alarm”

 

3rd  Alarm:

3 – 3 – 9689  @  12:03

Engs.   275,  299,  302,  301

Batt.  54

Batt.  52   “Staging  Manager”

Batt.  43   “Air  Re – Con  Chief”

Mask  Service  Unit  #1

Staging  Area:     Metropolitan  Ave.   &    Hillside  Ave

 

@  12:06

Division  13:     Box  9689,    We  have  the  fire  knocked  down  on  the  2nd  floor.

Heavy  fire  on  the  3rd  floor.    Possible  extension  to  the  4th  floor.   We  have

4 – lines  stretched  and  in  operation.      Fire’s   Doubtful.

 

@  12:15

“ Division  13  to  Queens,    Transmit   a   4th  Alarm.    Now  have  heavy  fire  out  the  4th  floor  with

possible  extensions  to  the  5th  floor. “

 

4th  Alarm:

4 – 4 – 9689  @  12:15

Engs.   319,  236,  289,  225

T. Lad.  135,   Lad.  129

Batt.  33   “Planning  Chief”

Eng.  262  w /  I. P. V.   ( Incident  Planning  Vehicle )

Car  4:   Chief  Robert  Sweeney,   “Chief  of  Operations”

 

@  12:18

Division  13:    Box  9689,   Primary  Search  on  the  fire  floor,  the  2nd floor,    and  floor  above  are  negative.

Primary  Searches  are  in  progress  on  the  4th;  5th;   &   6th  floors.     Main  body  of  fire  has  been  darken

down  on  the  4th  floor.     Making  Progress.     Still   Doubtful.

 

@  12:26

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,   Box  9689,   Division  13,   Deputy  Chief  Dominico

reports:     Primary  Searches  in  the  “B”  Wing,    2nd;   3rd;   4th;   5th;    &   6th   floors  are   negative.      Doubtful.

 

@  12:56

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,  Box  9689,   Car  9,  Assist.  Chief  Sutnick,   Queens  Boro

Commander  reports:     Secondary  Searches  on  the  2nd;   3rd;   4th;   5th;   &   6th   floors  are   complete  and

negative.     ( 1 )  10-45  Code  4.     He  place’s  the   Fire  @   Probably   Will   Hold.

 

@  13:07

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,  Box  9689,   Car  4,   Chief  Robert  Sweeney,   Chief  of  Operations

reports:     All  Secondary  Searches  thru  out  are  complete  and  negative.       Fire   UnderControl.

 

(  Job  Duration:    1 hr.  /  17 mins. )

Photo by BILL BENNETT
Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BRONX
978   Southern  Blvd.   x   East  163rd  St.                                                                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

Bronx,  N. Y.  10/28/09  @  22:30 hrs.

East  Morrisania   Section

 

Box   2372

address:               978   Southern  Blvd.   x   East  163rd  St.

 

2372  @  22:34

Engs.   82,   73,  96

T. Lad.  31,   Lad.  42

Batt.  3

 

10 – 75 – 2372  @  22:38

TowerLadder  54   is  designated  as  the   “FAST”  Truck

Engs.  50,  94

Rescue  Co.  #3

Squad  Co.  #41

Batt.  26

Division  6

 

Fire  Building:

1  Story  Brick   180 x 160  Taxpayer  ( 6 Stores )

Surrounding  Properties:

Exp. #1:   Is  a  Street

Exp. #2:   Is  a  Similar  Type  attach

Exp. #3:   Is  unknown

Exp. #4:   Is  a  5  Story  Brick  O / M / D

 

All – Hands:

7 – 5 – 2372  @  21:41

Batt.  3  reports:     Box  2372,   At  this  time,   we  cannot  locate  the  fire.   We  have  heavy

smoke  in  3  stores.    Truck  Co’s  are  “Opening  Up”           Using   All – Hands.

 

@  22:44

Batt.  3:     Box  2372,   The  Fire  Bldg.  has  no  sprinklers  or  stand-pipe  connection.

Truck’s  are   “Opening  Up”   all  the  store  fronts.      Fire   is    Doubtful.

 

“Division  6  to  Da  Bronx,    Transmit  a   2nd Alarm,   Special  Call  ( 2 )  additional  Battalion  Chief”

 

2nd  Alarm:

2 – 2 – 2372  @  21:47

Engs.   71,  92,  83,  45

Lads.  19,  29

Eng.  72  w /  Satellite  2

Batt.  17   “Safety  Officer”

Batt.  14   “Resource  Unit  Leader”

Batt.  19    &   Batt.  20   s/c  additional  Chief’s

Rescue  Battalion   /   Safety  Battalion

Fieldcom  1   /   Tactical  Support  Unit #1

Car  15:    Assist.  Chief  Thomas  Galvin

 

@  22:05

“Division  6  to  Da  Bronx,    Give  us  a  3rd  Alarm.     Special  call  an  additional  TowerLadder.

We  have  3 – lines  stretched  and  in  operation.        ( 1 )  TowerLadder  set  up  at  this  time.    

We  are  still   “interior  operations”

 

3rd  Alarm:

3 – 3 – 2372  @  22:05

Engs.   46,  60,  88,  64

Ladder  48

TowerLadder  58

TowerLadder  44   s/c

Batt.  49

Batt.  20   “Staging  Manager”

No  Air  Re-Con  Chief   due  to  weather

Mask  Service  Unit  #1

Staging  Area:     Simpson  St   &   East  163rd  St.

 

@  22:13

Division  6:     Box  2372,    We  have  2 – TowerLadders   in  operation.     TowerLadder  54  has  been  put 

to  work.      Ladder  19   is  now  the   “FAST”   Truck      We  are  now  in  an  exterior  operations.

Primary  Searches   will  be  delayed.       Fire  is   Doubtful   Will   Hold.

 

@  22:27

Fieldcom  1:    By  orders  of  Car  15,   Assist.  Chief  Thomas  Galvin,    Transmit  a  4th  Alarm.

We  have  ( 3 )  TowerLadders  in  operation.     Heavy  fire  in  all  3  stores.     Exterior  operations.

 

4th  Alarm:

4 – 4 – 2372  @  22:27

Engs.   42,  64,  35,  259 act. 50

T. Lad.  17,   Lad.  47

Batt.  45   “Planning  Chief”

Eng.  233 act. 262   w/  The  “Incident Mang.  Vehicle”

Car  4:     Chief  Robert  Sweeney   “Chief  of  Operations”

 

@  22:37

Bronx  in  “Fall Back  Step  3”     Limited  response  to  all  Alarm

 

@  22:49

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,   Box  2372,   Car  15,   Assist.  Chief  Thomas  Galvin  reports:

Heavy   Fire   thru  out  a  1  Story  taxpayer  180 x 160   of  5  Stores.     ( 4 )  TowerLadders   in  operation.

Continuing  with  exterior  operations.     Exp. #4  has  been  evacuated.     No  extensions.     Still   Doubtful.

 

@  23:04

Fieldcom  1:     Special  Call  ( 1 )  additional  Truck  Co.      Ladder  38   s/c

 

@  23:19

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,   Box  2372,   Car  15,   Assist.  Chief  Thomas  Galvin  reports:

Fire  thru  out  a  1  Story  Taxpayer  of  5  Stores.     Fire  is  darkening  down.    Continuing  with  exterior

operations.     ( 4 )  TowerLadders  in  operation.    Numerous  hand-lines  in  operations   in  front  and  from

the  roofs  of  the  exposures.     Chief   Galvin  place’s   this   Fire   at   Probably   Will   Hold.

 

@  23:36

Fieldcom  1:     Box  2372,   Special  Call  ( 2 )  TowerLadders   for  “relief”   purposes.

TowerLadder   41     &      TowerLadder  14    are   s/c

 

@  22:54

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,   Box  2372,   Car  15,   Assist.  Chief  Thomas  Galvin  reports:

Continuing  to  operated  with  the  ( 4 )  TowerLadders.     Process  of  relieving   those  Co’s.

He  place’s   this    Fire   UnderControl.

 

(   Job  Duration:    2 hrs.  /  20  mins. )

 
978   Southern  Blvd.   x   East  163rd  St.                                                                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
978   Southern  Blvd.   x   East  163rd  St.                                                                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
978   Southern  Blvd.   x   East  163rd  St.                                                                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BROOKLYN
FDNY Brooklyn Ladder-107 and Engine-236 collided at the intersection of Ashley & Hegeman. Photo by BILL BENNETT
FDNY Ladder-107 flipped on its side trapping the Officer and driver.                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
After 1 1/2 hours the driver (Robert Puppa) was freed from the rig.                                                   Photo by BILL BENNETT
The crowd cheered as the driver was removed from the wreckage.                                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
FDNY firefighters operated on top of the rig.                                                                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT
FDNY Ladder-107's bucket can be seen here on top of a parked car.                                                 Photo by BILL BENNETT
Here a picture of the setup to the rear of Ladder-107.                                                                           Photo by BILL BENNETT
In this picture you can see the big towing rig used                                                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
The operation is over. Our wishes go to the members injured and hope for a speedy recovery.  Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BRONX
FDNY Ladder-19 sets up in the front.                                                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

Bronx,  N. Y.  09/17/09  @  23:30 hrs.

Melrose   Section 

Box   2538

address:               371  East  166th  St     @    Clay  Ave.

 

2538  @  23:21

Engs.   92,  71,  60

Lad.  19,   T. Lad.  44

Batt.  17

 

10 – 75 – 2538  @  23:24

Ladder  55   is  designated  as  the   “FAST”   Truck

Eng.  94

Rescue Co. # 3   from  A/H’s  Box  3637

Squad  Co.  #41

Batt.  26

Division  6

 

Fire  Building:

1  Story  Brick   150 x 50   Taxpayer

Surrounding  Properties:

Exp. #1:   Is  a  Street

Exp. #2:   Is  a   7  Story  Brick   O/M/D   attach

Exp. #3:   Is  a   6  Story  Brick   O/M/D   attach

Exp. #4:   Is  a  Street

 

All – Hands:

7 – 5 – 2538  @  23:26

Batt.  3  reports:      At  Box  2538,    All – Hands  upon  arrival.    Fire  in  a  1  Story  corner  Taxpayer.

 

@  23:30

Division  6:     Box  2538,   Special  Call  an  additional  Engine   &   Truck.

Engine   42   &   Ladder  27   are   s/c

 

@  23:31

“Division  6   to   da   Bronx,     Transmit   a    2nd  Alarm”

 

2nd  Alarm:

2 – 2 – 2538  @  23:31

Engs.   82,  73,  83

T. Lad.  31

Eng.  72   w /  Satellite  2

Batt.  14   “Safety  Officer”

Batt.   3    “Resource  Unit  Leader”

Rescue  Battalion   /   Safety  battalion

Fieldcom  1   /   Tactical  Support  Unit  #1

Car  7:     Assist.  Chief   Ed  Kilduff

 

@  23:36

Division  6:     Box  2538,    We  have  a  fire  in  a  1  Story  Brick  Taxpayer  containing  (3)  Stores.

Fire  is  in  the  center  store,  and  the  Exp. #2  side  store.       We  have  2 – lines  stretched,  

2 – lines   in   operation.    Fire  is   Doubtful.

 

@  23:41

Command  Tactical  Unit  assigned

 

@  23:45

Division  6:     Box  2538,    We  have  2 – lines  stretched,    2 – lines   in  operation.

Primary  Searches  in  the  stores  are  being  delayed  due  to  fire  conditions.

Special  Call   an  additional   Truck.      Fire   is   Doubtful   Will   Hold.

 

@  23:45

Ladder  42   is   s/c

 

@  23:55

“Division  6  to  da  Bronx,    Box  2538,    Transmit  a  3rd  Alarm!”

 

3rd  Alarm:

3 – 3 – 2538  @  23:55

Engs.   43,  84,  69,  59

Lad.  48

Batt.  19

Batt.  18   “Staging  Manager”

Batt.  33   “Air  Re-Con  Chief”

Mask  Service  Unit #1

Staging  Area:     Webster  Ave.   &   East  166th  St.

 

@  23:56

Division  6:     Special  Call  an  additional   TowerLadder  on  the  3rd  Alarm

TowerLadder  17   s/c

 

@  00:03

Division  6:     Box  2538,    We  have  3 – lines  stretched,   3 – lines   in  operation.

1  line  in  the  original  fire  store,   1 – line  into  the  Exp. #2  store,   1 – line  to  the  Exp. #4  store.

We’re   stretching    a    4th  line   to   Exp. #3    which  is   a    6  Story   Occupied   Multiple   Dwelling.   

We  have   heavy   fire    1st  floor   and   cockloft   in   ( 2 )  Stores.       Fire   is   Doubtful.

 

@  00:16

Division  6:     Box  2538,    Primary  Searches  thru  out  the  Stores  are  complete  and  negative.

Main  body  of  fire  in  the  original  fire  Store  &   Exp. #2  Store  is  knocked  down.    Still  have

pockets  of  fire  in  the  cockloft.      Trucks  are   “Opening  Up”      Still   Doubtful.

 

@  00:34

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  3rd  Alarm,  Box  2538,   Division  6  reports:

All  visible  fire  has  been  extinguished.     Truck  Co’s  are  continuing  to   “Open  Up”

pockets  of  fire   in  the   cockloft.     Secondary  Searches   are   in   progress.

He  place’s  the   Fire  @   Probably   Will    Hold.

 

@  00:51

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  3rd  Alarm,  Box  2538,    Car  7,   Assist.  Chief  Ed  Kilduff

reports:      Secondary  Searches   in  the  Fire  Bldg.  are  complete  and  negative.     Secondary 

Searches   in  Exp.’s  2   &  3   are  complete  and  negative.      Fire   is    UnderControl.

 

(  Job  Duration:    1  hr.  /  30  mins.  )

 
The fire made its way into the cockloft.                                                                                                   Photo by BILL BENNETT
This fire went to a 3rd Alarm.                                                                                                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
Members leave the roof as the line is pushed inside the fire building.                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
 
Here is a different view of the fire building.                                                                                            Photo by BILL BENNETT
 Ladder-31, Ladder-19 and Engine-92 can be seen in this picture.                                                       Photo by BILL BENNETT
Ladder-44 goes to the roof as the fire gets knocked down.                                                                 Photo by BILL BENNETT
Lines are pushed into the into this Islamic Center.                                                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
This is the corner store of the fire building. Heavy fire was confronted by the 1st arriving Engine.  Photo  BILL BENNETT
 

 
BROOKLYN
 

Brooklyn,  N. Y.  07/29/09  @  23:45 hrs.

Bay Ridge  Section

 

Box   1108

address:               6805  3rd  Ave.  cor.  of   68th  St.

 

1108  @  23:45

Engs.   241,  201,  242

Lad.  109,   T. Lad.  114

Batt.  40

 

10 – 75 – 1108  @  23:49

Ladder  148   is  designated  as  the  “Fast”  Truck

Eng.  228

T. Lad.  149   ( extra  Truck  on  reports   of   people trapped  top  floor )

Rescue Co. #5

Squad  Co.  #1

Batt.  42

Division  8

 

Fire  Building:

4  Story  Brick   25 x 50  Comm.  &  O/M/D

Surrounding  Properties:

Exp. #1:   Is  a  Street

Exp. #2:   Is  a  Street

Exp. #3:   Is  an  alleyway

Exp. #4:   Is  a  Similar  Type  attach

 

All – Hands:

7 – 5 – 1108  @  23:55

Batt. 40  reports:     Box  1108,   We  have  a  fire  in   a   1st  floor  store   of  a  4  Story  Brick,  Commercial  on  the

1st  floor  with  an  occupied  multiple  dwelling  above.     We  have  1 – line  stretched  and  in  operation.

Trucks  are   “Opening  Up”     searches   are  in  progress.     Using  All – Hands,   Fire’s   Doubtful.

 

@  24:00

“Batt  40  to  Brooklyn,   transmit  a  2nd  Alarm”

 

2nd  Alarm:

2 – 2 – 1108  @  24:00

Engs.   247,  282,  243,  250

Lad.  168

Eng.  284  w /  Satellite  3

Batt.  48   “Safety  Officer”

Batt.  32   “Resource  Unit  Leader”

Rescue  Battalion   /   Safety  Battalion

Fieldcom  1   /   Tactical  Support  Unit #2

Car  4  “George”    Assist.  Chief  Ed  Baggott

 

@  00:06

Division  8:     Box  1108,    We  have  2 – lines  stretched,   2 – lines  in  operation.     Main  body  of  fire  has

been  knocked  down.     We  have  a  heavy  smoke condition  thru  out  the  Bldg.    Still   Doubtful.

We  just  had  a   “Mayday”    Transmitted.    This  report  from  Deputy  Chief  Leonard,  Div.  8.

 

@  00:10

Division  8:     Box  1108,   Special  call  ( 2 )  additional  Trucks  Co’s.    

TowerLadder  131    &    TowerLadder  172   are  s/c

 

@  00:15

Division  8:     Box  1108,   We  have  4 – lines  stretched,    4 – lines  in  operation.    We  had  fire  extension

to  the  2nd  floor.    We  have  a  heavy  smoke  condition  thru  out.     Still  Doubtful.

 

@  00:21

Division  8:     Box  1108,   All  members   have  been  accounted  for  thru  a  Roll  Call  of  members  from  the  “mayday”

 

@  00:24

Division  8:     Box  1108,     Primary  Searches  thru  out  the  Fire  Bldg.  are  complete  and  negative.

 

@  00:25

Fieldcom  1:     Box  1108,   Div-8  reports:    The  “mayday”  was  transmitted  in  error.    All  members  are  accounted  for.

 

@  00:27

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  2nd Alarm,  Box  1108,    Division  8,   Deputy  Chief  Leonard  reports:

5 – lines  stretched,    5 – lines  in  operation.      Fire  extended  to  the  2nd  floor  and  possibly  the  3rd  floor.

We  have  fire  in  the  ceilings  and  walls.      Truck  Co’s  are   “Opening  Up”      Still   Doubtful.

Special  Call  ( 2 )  additional   Truck  Co’s.

 

@  00:27

Ladder  122     &    Ladder  101   are  s/c

 

@  00:30

“Fieldcom  1  to  Brooklyn,   By  order’s  of  Assist.  Chief  Baggott,    Transmit  a  3rd  Alarm”

 

3rd  Alarm:

3 – 3 – 1108  @  00:30

Engs.   279,  220,  281,  330

Batt.  44  act.  Batt.  48

Batt.  33   “Staging  Manager”

Batt.  58   “Air  Re-Con  Chief”

Mask  Service  Unit  #1

Staging  Area:     3rd  Ave.   &   Senator  St.

 

@  00:40

Fieldcom  1:     Special  Call  ( 2 )  additional  Truck  Co’s.

Ladder  118    &    Ladder  156   are  s/c

 

@  00:50

Fieldcom  1:     By  order’s  of  Car  4 “George”   Assist.  Chief  Baggott,   Transmit  a  4th  Alarm.

Have   ( 2 )  Trucks  Special  Called  on  the  4th  Alarm   “K”

 

4th  Alarm:

4 – 4 – 1108  @  00:50

Engs.   239,  253,  202,  255

Lad.  147,    T. Lad.  105

Eng.  262  w/  I.M. T.  vehicle

Batt.  45   “Planning  Chief”

Car  4 “adam”   Assist.  Chief  Robert Sweeney   ( Assist. Chief  of  Operations)

 

@  00:55

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,  Box  1108,   Car  4 “George”   Assist.  Chief  Baggott

reports:    Fire  on  the  1st;   2nd;    &   3rd  floors.      Truck  Co’s  are  continuing  to   “Open  Up”
and   exposing  hidden  pockets  of  fire.      Fire  remains   Doubtful   Will   Hold.

 

@  01:09

Fieldcom  1:     Special  Call  ( 2 )  additional  Battalion  Chief’s

Batt.   38     &     Batt.  31   are  s/c

 

@  01:13

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,  Box  1108,   Car  4 “George”   Assist.  Chief  Baggott

reports:     Going  to  an  exterior  operation  with  ( 2 )  TowerLadders.     All  units  are  being  withdrawn

from  the   Fire  Bldg.     We  have  heavy  fire  top  floor  and  thru  the  cockloft.       Fire  is  Doubtful  Will   Hold.

 

@  01:24

Fieldcom  1:     We  have   ( 1 )  10-45  Code  4

 

@  01:26

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,  Box  1108,   Car  4 “George”   Assist.  Chief  Baggott

reports:     All  Units  have  been  withdrawn  from  the   Fire  Building.    Operating  with  ( 2 )  TowerLadders

and  ( 1 )  Stang  knocking  down  fire  on  the  3rd  &  4th  floors.      Still   Doubtful.

 

@  01:53

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,  Box  1108,   Car  4 “Adam”   Assist.  Chief   Robert  Sweeney

reports:     Exterior  operations  with  the  ( 2 )  TowerLadders  &  Stang  have  been  shut  down.      Returning  to

an  interior  attack.      Still    Doubtful.

 

@  02:13

Fieldcom  1:     Special  Call  ( 2 )  additional   Truck  Co’s.

Ladder  174     &     TowerLadder  157   are  s/c

 

@  02:26

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,  Box  1108,   Car  4 “Adam”   Assist.  Chief   Robert  Sweeney

reports:      Fire   is    now    Probably   Will    Hold.

 

@  02:52

Fieldcom  1:     Progress  Report  for  the  4th  Alarm,  Box  1108,   Car  4 “Adam”   Assist.  Chief   Robert  Sweeney

reports:       Fire   is   UnderControl.

 

(  Job  Duration:     3 hrs.  /  7 mins.  )

 
Brooklyn Engine puts the stang in service.                                                                                             Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Ladder-114 puts the bucket in service.                                                                                   Photo by BILL BENNETT
 
 

 
QUEENS
2nd Alarm box-4704 located at 163-48 Phrone Ave Queens, New York.                                             Photo by BILL BENNETT
Battalion-51 reporting all companies going to work.                                                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
13th Division reporting  2 story wood frame fully involved.                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
Searches were delayed due to heavy fire on arrival.                                                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
An exterior ooperation was used to knocked down the bulk of the fire.                                            Photo by BILL BENNETT
The boys of Ladder-155 get ready to go to work.                                                                                  Photo by BILL BENNETT
Ladder-155 (Vipers Nest) put the bucket to work.          Photo by BILL BENNETT
Engine-275 and Ladder-133 were 1st due to this box.                                                                           Photo by BILL BENNETT
Hot Spots were knocked down.                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT
The boys take a breather after the job. "Look at the Scott Bottle" The fire got shitty but these boys did the job.  
 

 
 
 

Brooklyn,  N. Y.  03/20/09  @  23:30 hrs.

Park  Slope   Section

 

Box   1315

address:               230   3rd  St.  

between:            3rd  Ave.    &    4th  Ave.

 

1315  @  23:25

Engs.   239,  279

T. Lad.  131,   Lad.  122

Batt.  32

 

“Eng.  239  to  Brooklyn,  Urgent !    10-75  the  Box.

Fire  in   a  Vacant  Warehouse.”

 

10 – 75 – 1315  @  23:29

Ladder  101   is  designated  as  the   “FAST”   Truck

Engs.   220,  226

Rescue Co. #2

Squad  Co.  #1

Marine  Co.  #9  assigned

Batt.  31

Division  11

 

“Batt.  32  to  Brooklyn,    Special  Call  an  additional  TowerLadder”

 

@  23:30

TowerLadder  105   is   s/c

 

@  23:32

Marine  Co. #9  cancelled,   won’t  be  able  to  get   in  there.

Marine  Co. #6  now  assigned,  but  delayed  due  to  ( 2 )  bridges  have  to  “open”

 

Fire  Building:

2  Story  Vacant  Warehouse   ( no dimensions / no  exposures given )

 

All – Hands:

7 – 5 – 1315  @  23:33

Batt.  32  reports:     Box  1315,    Heavy  fire  in  a  vacant  2  Story  Warehouse.

2 – lines  stretched,   1 – line  in  operation.     Using  All – Hands,    Doubtful.

 

@  23:39

Batt.  32:     Box  1315,    We  have  ( 2 )  TowerLadders   in  operation.

This  will  be  an  outside  operation.       Fire’s   Doubtful.

 

@  23:45

Division  11:     At  Box  1315,    We  have  fire  in  a  vacant  2  Story  Warehouse.

Fire   is  thru   Da  Roof !   Using   ( 2 )  TowerLadders.     Exterior   operation.

Fire   is   Doubtful   at  this  time.

 

@  23:57

Division  11:     Box  1315,   Still  operating  with   ( 2 )  TowerLadders   &  ( 1 )  Hand-line.

Fire   is  darkening  down.     Still  Doubtful.

 

@  00:17

Division  11:     Box  1315,     Main  body  of  fire  has  been  knocked  down.

Small  pockets  of  fire  being  extinguished  using    hand-lines.

 

@  00:33

Division  11:     Box  1315,     Probably   Will   Hold   at  this  time.

Unable  to  conduct  the  Searches  due  to  the  stability  of  the  Bldg.

Have  Bldgs  Dept.  respond.

 

( end of report )

 
 
 
 
 

 
BROOKLYN
Underground Transformer fire located at 2nd Ave & 39th Street.                                 Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Chief requesting that Con Ed respond to the scene.                                           Photo by BILL BENNETT
Engine 228 & 201 along with Ladder 114 on scene.                                                  Photo by BILL BENNETT
The boys from Engine 228 stand by with the charged line.                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT
 
 

 
BROOKLYN
Brooklyn Box-3776 The location was 36th Street & 14th Ave.                                                            Photo by BILL BENNETT
All Hands was ordered for a fire on the 1st floor of this 4 story building.                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Truck had to use saws to cut open the roll down gates.                                                             Photo by BILL BENNETT
The line was pushed in the front door and the fire was knocked down.                                            Photo by BILL BENNETT
Ladders 147 (Tiller) and Ladder 148 took the front and Ladder 157 was the F.A.S.T.                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
Battalion Chief Mike Gala & Duputy Chief Marrone can be seen in this photo.                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
This picture shows an overall view of the job.                                                                                       Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
QUEENS
Queens Box 5386 119-03 Springfield Blvd.                                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT 
Fire located in a 40X50 Wood Frame Historical Building.                                           Photo by BILL BENNETT 
Truck Member from Queens Ladder 165 checks the roof area as fire blows out window.   Photo BILL BENNETT 
Members check the 1st floor as the line is moved into position.                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT 
Fire is knocked down in the fire room.                                                                     Photo by BILL BENNETT 
Another line is moved through the window on the 2nd floor.                                       Photo by BILL BENNETT 
Queens Ladder-158 takes the windows in the tower of this Historical Building.            Photo by BILL BENNETT 
 

 
BROOKLYN 
This NYPD Police car was in the 75th pct in Brooklyn.                                                           Photo by BILL BENNETT  
Ladder 120 and Engine 283 were assigned to the job.                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
The pin was negative and all units were up after 1/2 hour.                                          Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
QUEENS
Car fire located in Queens at 224th Street & 147th Ave. Ladder-158 was assigned along with Engine-314.
Engine-311 was out on another run at the time. With the quick thinking from the boys of Ladder-158 they
used the hydrant water to keep the fire in check until Engine-314 arrived. Photo by BILL BENNETT 
Engine 314 was on scene as the Truck closed the hydrant.                                        Photo by BILL BENNETT
Engine 314 move the line into place.                                                                     Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BROOKLYN
Brooklyn, New York East Bound on the Gowanus Expressway.                                                       Photo by BILL BENNETT
FDNY Comm Truck came across this overturned Truck.                                                                  Photo by BILL BENNETT 
Ladder-109 reported the pin was negative.                                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
In this picture you can see the pick-up truck that was involved.                                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT 
Saws were used to do the job.                                                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
QUEENS 
  
Tower Ladder-143 took the front of the building.                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
This fire went to an "ALL HANDS" The fire was under control within 1/2 hour.                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BROOKLYN 
The boys from Ladders 109 & 114 along with Rescue-5 were assigned for a person struck by a train.        BILL BENNETT 
The location was 8th ave & 62nd street in Brooklyn. Battalion-40 confirmed the job.                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
The victim was in very serious condition and was transported to a Hospital in Brooklyn.           Photo by BILL BENNETT
3rd Ave Express > The boys of Ladder-109 after the job.                                                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Officer of Ladder-114                                                                                                                        Photo by BILL BENNETT
Tally-Ho The boys of Ladder-114 after the job.                                                                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BROOKLYN
 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 08/01/08 @ 23:15 hrs.
(Canarsie Section) Box 2263
address: 1174 East 92nd St. x Flatlands Ave.

2263 @ 23:08
Engs. 310, 255, 257
T. Lad. 170, T. Lad. 157
Batt. 44 s/c

10 – 75 – 2263 @ 23:14
TowerLadder 161 acting TowerLadder 170 is designated as the “FAST” Truck
Eng. 290, Rescue Co. #2, Squad Co. #252
Batt. 58, Division 15

Fire Building:
2 Story Brick 20 x 50 Comm. Dance Studio
Surrounding Properties:

Exp. #1: Is a Street
Exp. #2: Is a 1 Story Taxpayer
Exp. #3: Is a Rear Yard
Exp. #4: Is a Similar Type attach

All – Hands:
7 – 5 – 2263 @ 23:16
Batt. 44 reports: Box 2263, Using All – Hands, Extra Engine & Truck.
Engine 323 & TowerLadder 159 s/c

@ 23:22
Batt. 44: Box 2263, We have a fire on the 1st floor of a 2 Story Taxpayer.
We have 1 – line stretched and in operation. Primary Searches are in progress.
Fire is darkening down. Fire is Still Doubtful.

@ 23:26
Division 15: At Box 2263, We have 2 – lines stretched, 2 – lines in operation.
All visible fire has been knocked down. Primary Search on the top floor are negative.
Primary Searches on the ground floor are still being conducted. Still Doubtful.

@ 23:35
Division 15: Box 2263, We have 2 – lines stretched, 2 – lines in operation.
Primary Searches are negative thru out. Secondary Searches are in progress.
Fire is Probably Will Hold.

@ 23:44
Division 15: Box 2236, All Secondary Searches thru out are complete and negative.
Fire is UnderControl.
 
Brooklyn Box 2263
Brooklyn Box 2263
Brooklyn Box 2263
Brooklyn Box 2263
Brooklyn Box 2263
 

 
QUEENS 
Engine-299 was 1st in on this overturned Tractor Trailer.                                                                 Photo by BILL BENNETT
The location was the L.I.E. near Clearview Expressway.                                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
Here is a picture of the cab of the Big Rig.                                                                                           Photo by BILL BENNETT
When the Rig was cut off it landed on its side and onto the divided. Traffic was a mess.          Photo by BILL BENNETT
Hazmat One was called to the scene for a fuel spill.                                                                           Photo by BILL BENNETT
FDNY operations lasted around 2 hours as clean up was completed.                                             Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BROOKLYN
This Brooklyn fire was located at Van Siclen Ave & Linden Blvd.                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Ladder-120 can be seen going to work at this commercial building.                            Photo by BILL BENNETT
The fire started in a laundromat and extended to the Chase Bank on the 1-4 corner.                  Photo by BILL BENNETT
This picture shows the A/C unit being removed.          Photo by BILL BENNETT
This Fire went to a 3rd alarm (77-33-1926) 3 Tower Ladders were put into service and members were pulled from the building. The fire involved 3 stores and was put under control with 2 hours.                  Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BROOKLYN
Brooklyn Box 2209                                                                                                                                  Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box 2209                                                                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BROOKLYN 
Brooklyn Box 3652 "All Hands" fire in Coney Island                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
Location was 28 Brighton 5 Walk Coney Island Section of Brooklyn.                                         Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box 3652 "All Hands" fire in Coney Island                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box 3652 "All Hands" fire in Coney Island                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box 3652 "All Hands" fire in Coney Island                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box 3652 "All Hands" fire in Coney Island                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
 
Brooklyn Box 3652 "All Hands" fire in Coney Island                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
 
 

 
 
BROOKLYN
FDNY Engine-253 were assigned this car fire on the Belt Parkway.                                             Photo by BILL BENNETT
The boys from the Ladder are on scene.                                                                                            Photo by BILL BENNETT
The car is checked as the water is put in place.                                                                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
Battalion Chief Mike Gala comes on the scene to make sure the operation goes smooth.           Photo by BILL BENNETT
 
 

 
QUEENS 
When this gas tanker overturned it went on fire killing the driver.                                           Photo by BILL BENNETT 
FDNY Queens units set up a command post and foam was used via Ladder-155                        Photo by BILL BENNETT 
 
FDNY Chiefs and Haz-mat can be seen at the command post of the overturned tanker.   Photo by BILL BENNETT 
FDNY firefighters inspect the tanker.                                                                                            Photo by BILL BENNETT 
The command post.                                                                                                                            Photo by BILL BENNETT 
 

 
BROOKLYN 
BROOKLYN: *ALL-HANDS* 1075 Box1991  220 ESSEX ST X ATLANTIC AVE, FIRE IN A 1 STY 20 X 30 VAC BLDG
BROOKLYN: *ALL-HANDS* 1075 Box1991  220 ESSEX ST X ATLANTIC AVE, FIRE IN A 1 STY 20 X 30 VAC BLDG
BROOKLYN: *ALL-HANDS* 1075 Box1991  220 ESSEX ST X ATLANTIC AVE, FIRE IN A 1 STY 20 X 30 VAC BLDG
BROOKLYN: *ALL-HANDS* 1075 Box1991  220 ESSEX ST X ATLANTIC AVE, FIRE IN A 1 STY 20 X 30 VAC BLDG
BROOKLYN: *ALL-HANDS* 1075 Box1991  220 ESSEX ST X ATLANTIC AVE, FIRE IN A 1 STY 20 X 30 VAC BLDG
 

 
QUEENS 
FDNY Engine-311 was T-Boned in the intersection of North Conduit & 225th Street Queens.      Photo BILL BENNETT
Queens Engine-311 is housed with Ladder-158 on Springfield Blvd.                                     Photo BILL BENNETT
The Tool was used on the Tractor Trailer to free the driver.                                                    Photo BILL BENNETT
The boys from Queens Ladder-165 put the Hurst Tool away.                                                            Photo BILL BENNETT
The Hose Bed on Queens Engine-311 was twisted from the impact.                                          Photo BILL BENNETT
The Officer of Ladder-158 is concerned about the members of Engine-311                                   Photo BILL BENNETT
Here is another view of the Hose Bed. That is the top of the Engine.                                    Photo BILL BENNETT
Here is another side view of the Engine. The door with 311 on it is where the members sit.          Photo BILL BENNETT
 

 
QUEENS 
Queens Box 7811 (Woodside Area) 2nd Alarm 3904 61st Street.                                        Photo by BILL BENNETT 
 
 
Queens, N. Y. 12/26/07 @ 24:00 hrs.
Woodside Section

Box 7811
address: 39 – 04 61st. Street, between: 39th Ave. & Roosevelt Ave.

7811 @ 23:51
Engs. 292, 325, 307
T. Lad. 163, Lad. 154
Batt. 46
Rescue Co. #4 assigned

10 – 75 – 7811 @ 24:00
Ladder 136 is designated as the “FAST” Truck
Eng. 287 Squad Co. #288
Batt. 49 and Division 14

Fire Building:
1 Story Brick 50 x 100 Church

All – Hands:
7 – 5 – 7811 @ 00:06
Batt. 46 reports: Box 7811, Using All – Hands for a fire in a 1 Story Brick used as a Church.
We need an extra Engine & Truck. We have 1 – line stretched and in operation. 2nd line
is being put to work. Trucks are “Opening Up” Fire is Doubtful.

@ 00:06
Engine 263 & TowerLadder 117 are s/c

@ 00:14
Division 14: Box 7811, Transmit a 2nd Alarm. Special Call an additional TowerLadder on the 2nd Alarm “ K “

2nd Alarm:
2 – 2 – 7811 @ 00:14
Engs. 259, 312, 289, Lad. 116, TowerLadder 138 s/c
Eng. 324 w / Satellite 4, Batt. 45 “Safety Officer”
Batt. 28 “Resource Unit Leader” Rescue battalion / Safety Battalion
Fieldcom 1 / Tactical Support Unit #1
Car 10: Assist. Chief James Esposito

@ 00:26
Division 14: Box 7811, We have 3 – lines stretched and in operation. Fire has been knocked down.
We’re chasing pockets of fire. Trucks are “Opening Up” We have ( 2 ) TowerLadders set – up, but not
in operation. Still Doubtful.

@ 00:35
Special Call an additional Truck. Ladder 140 s/c

@ 00:55
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 2nd Alarm, Box 7811, Car 10, Assist. Chief James Esposito
reports: All visible fire has been knocked down. Still have pockets of fire in a rear set – back.
We’re checking the stability of the Bldg. at this time to continue the searches. Still Doubtful.

@ 01:01
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 2nd Alarm, Box 7811, Car 10, Assist. Chief James Esposito
reports: All visible fire has been extinguished. Continuing to check for hidden pockets
of fire. Primary Search thru out is negative. He place’s the Fire @ Probably Will Hold.

@ 01:09
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 2nd Alarm, Box 7811, Car 10, Assist. Chief James Esposito
reports: Secondary Searches are still continuing thru out the Fire Bldg.
Co’s are in the process of final washing down. He place’s the Fire, UnderControl.

( Job Duration: 1 hr. 19 mins. )

@ 01:12
Fieldcom 1: Per Car 10, All Secondary Searches thru out the Bldg. are negative
Queens Ladder-154 Placed The Stick To The Roof.                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
Queens Ladder-138 Taking the Tree Down.                                                                        Photo by BILL BENNETT
Sometimes Stuff Just Gets in Your Way.                                                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
Fire Traveled into the Roof Area of this Church.                                                  Photo by BILL BENNETT
Queens L-138 are Known To Get into Tight Places. Thats Why All The Extra Diamond Plate Place on the Truck
The Boys From Queens Ladder-117 at the Job.                                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
Another View of The Job in Woodside Queens.                                                                 Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
BROOKLYN 
                                                                                                                                                                   Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn, N. Y. 11/06/07 @ 15:15 hrs.
Dyker Heights Section

Box 2609
address: 866 68th. St.
between: 8th. Ave. & 9th. Ave.

2069 @ 15:03
Engs. 284, 241, 201, 242* T. Lad. 149, Lad. 109
Batt. 40
Rescue Co. #5* Squad Co. #1*
* 4 Engs. / 2 Tks. / Rescue & Sqd. due to numerous calls.

10 – 75 – 2609 @ 15:08
TowerLadder 114 is designated as the “FAST” Truck, Batt. 42, Division 8

Fire Building:
2 Story Brick 20 x 40 P / D

Surrounding Properties:
Exp. #1: Is a Street
Exp. #2: Is a 6 Story Brick O. M. D.
Exp. #3: Is a Rear Yard
Exp. #4: Is a Similar Type attach

All – Hands:
7 – 5 – 2609 @ 15:11
Batt. 40 reports: Box 2609, All – Hands on arrival. Extra Engine & Truck for window bars. We have a fire on the 1st. floor of a 2 story brick private dwelling. We have 1 – line stretched and in operation. Truck Co’s are “Opening Up” Primary Searches are being, conducted. Fire is Doubtful.

@ 15:11
Engine 282 & Ladder 148 are s/c

@ 15:13
Batt. 40: Box 2609, We’re putting the “FAST” Truck to work on the window bars. Special Call another “FAST” Truck “ K “ Ladder 148 now assigned as the designated “FAST” Truck

@ 15:16
Batt. 40: Box 2609, All visible fire on the 1st. floor has been knocked down. We’re going to stay with Doubtful Will Hold at this time.

@ 15:23
Batt. 40: Box 2609, Primary Searches thru out the Fire Bldg. are complete and negative.

@ 15:06
Division 8: At Box 2609, Secondary Searches are still in progress. Fire is UnderControl.

@ 15:33
Division 8: At Box 2609, All Secondary Searches are complete and negative thru out.
 
Brooklyn box 2609                                                                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn box 2609                                                                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
 
 

 
BROOKLYN 
Brooklyn Box 3603 located at 2932 Brighton 3rd Street (Coney Island section)                             
Battalion 33 used "ALL HANDS" for a fire in a 2 story private dwelling 30x30 
 
                             

 
QUEENS 
                                                                                                                                                                    
*** TRIPLE FATAL FIRE ***
 
Queens, N. Y. 10/30/07 @ 05:00 hrs.
Rosedale Section / Queens – Nassau co. line

Box 2803
address: 262 – 161 149th. Road x 262 Place

2803 @ 04:56
Engs. 314, 311, 317
T. Lad. 158, Lad. 165
Batt. 54

10 – 75 – 2803 @ 05:00
Ladder 134 is designated as the “FAST” Truck
Eng. 264
Rescue Co. #4
Squad Co. #270
Batt. 51
Division 13

Fire Building:
2 Story frame 20 x 40 P / D

All – Hands:
7 – 5 – 2803 @ 05:08
Batt. 54 reports: Box 2803, Using All – Hands. Extra Engine & Truck. Fire’s on the 1st. floor of a 2 story frame private dwelling. We have 2 – lines stretched, 1 – line in operation. Truck’s are “Opening Up” Searches are being made. Doubtful.

@ 05:08
Engine 328 & TowerLadder 155 are s/c

2nd. Alarm:
2 – 2 – 2803 @ 05:17
Engs. 302, 301, 275 Lad. 133
Eng. 324 w / Satellite 4
Batt. 50 “Safety Officer”
Batt. 47 “Resource Unit Leader”
Rescue Battalion / Safety Battalion
Fieldcom 1 / Tac Support Unit #2 Car 4:

@ 05:21
Division 13: Box 2803, We have 3 – lines stretched, 2 – lines in operation. Truck’s are “Opening Up” We have fire extension to Exp. #4. Fire is Doubtful.

@ 05:29
Division 13: Box 2803, Fire has been knocked down in the Fire Bldg. & Exp. #4. Truck’s are “Opening Up” Searches are still in progress. Still Doubtful.

@ 05:33
Division 13: Box 2803, We have ( 1 ) 10 – 45 No Code found on the 2nd. floor. We just had a collapse of the 2nd. floor to the 1st. floor. We’re pulling all members out of the Bldg. Still Doubtful.

3rd. Alarm:
3 -3 – 2803 @ 05:35
Engs. 303, 265, 308, 298 Lad. 150, Lad. 126
Batt. 53 Batt. 39 “Staging Manager”
Batt. 33 “Air Re – Con” Chief
Mask Service Unit
Staging Area: Hook Creek Rd. & Francis Lewis Blvd.

@ 05:38
Division 13: Box 2803, At this time, All members are believed out of the Bldg.  Roll Call is in the process. Special Call an additional Rescue & a “collapse unit”

@ 05:38
Rescue Co. #2 s/c Ladder 116 w / Rescue Collapse #4 s/c TowerLadder 121 s/c as a S. O. C. Support Truck

@ 05:46
Division 13: Box 2803, Fire has been knocked down. Fire in Exp. #4 has been extinguished. 
Collapse of the 2nd. floor to the 1st. floor in the original Fire Bldg. All members are reported
out of the Bldg. Roll Call is still being taken.

@ 05:49
Division 13: Box 2803, Roll call has been completed, all members are accounted for.
We’re now conducting an exterior operation. Still Doubtful.

@ 06:04
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 2nd. Alarm, Box 2803, Car 4 reports:
Probably Will Hold at this time.

@ 06:16
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 3rd. Alarm, Box 2803, Car 4 reports: All visible fire has been extinguished. Partial collapse of the Fire Bldg.  All members are accounted for. Primary Searches in Exp. #2 & Exp. #4 are both negative.  Fire is UnderControl. ( Job Duration: 1 hr. 20 mins. )

@ 06:30
Fieldcom 1 reports: The ( 3 ) 10 – 45's are Code 1 ( deceased )

 
FDNY Members operate at the front of the house.           Photo by BILL BENNETT
Rescue 4 prepare to cut wood to shore the house before searches are completed in the house. 
Engine-258 work with Rescue 4 to cut wood for shoring the house. 
 

 
BROOKLYN 
                                                                                                                             
Brooklyn, n. y. 10/18/07 @ 24:00 hrs.
Bensonhurst Section

Box 2876
address: 8420 20th. Ave.
between: 84th. St. & 85th. St.

2876 @ 23:48
Engs. 243, 253, 330, 247*
Lad. 168, T. Lad. 172
Batt. 42
Rescue Co. #5*
Squad Co. #1*
* 4 Engs. / 2 Tks. / Rescue & Sqd. due to numerous calls

10 – 75 – 2876 @ 23:51
TowerLadder 149 is designated as the “FAST” Truck
Batt. 40
Division 8

@ 23:52
Special Call an additional Engine & Truck.
Engine 250 & Ladder 148 are s/c

Fire Building:
4 Story Brick 60 x 80 Store & Dwelling

Surrounding Properties:
Exp. #1: Is a Street
Exp. #2: Is a Street’
Exp. #3: Is a Rear Yard
Exp. #4: Is a 3 Story M / D attached

All – Hands:
7 – 5 – 2876 @ 23:57
Batt. 42 reports: At Box 2876, Using All – Hands. Fire on the 2nd. floor of a 4 story brick store & dwelling above. We have 2 – lines stretched, 1 – line in operation. Truck’s are “Opening Up” Searches are underway.

2nd. Alarm:
2 – 2 – 2876 @ 00:03
Engs. 276, 254, 242 Lad. 156
Eng. 284 w / satellite 3
Batt. 33 “Safety Officer”
Batt. 43 “Resource Unit Leader”
Rescue Battalion / Safety Battalion
Fieldcom 1 / Tac Support Unit #2

@ 00:04
Special Call an additional Battalion Chief above the 2nd. Alarm: Batt. 48 s/c

@ 00:12
Division 8: Box 2876, We have 3 – lines stretched, 3 – lines in operation. Heavy fire 2nd. floor with extensions in the walls to the floor above. Truck’s are “Opening Up” Searches are in progress. Still Doubtful.

@ 00:17
Special Call an additional Truck. TowerLadder 153 acting TowerLadder 172 s/c

@ 00:23
Division 8: Box 2876, Primary Searches in the Fire Apt. and floors above are still in progress.
Main body of fire has been knocked down. Extensions to the floor above has also been knocked down. Fire remains Doubtful.

@ 00:35
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 2nd. Alarm, Box 2876, Division 8 reports: All visible fire has been extinguished. Searches in the Fire Apt. are still being conducted, delayed due to a lot of debri.
All Primary Searches on the floors above are complete and negative. Fire remains at Doubtful.

@ 00:30
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 2nd. Alarm, Box 2876, Division 8 reports: Primary Searches thru out the Fire Bldg. are complete and negative. Secondary Searches are underway. Continuing to “Open Up” and looking for pockets of fire. Fire is Probably Will Hold.

( end of report ) 
Brooklyn 2876 
 Brooklyn Box 2876                                          
 Brooklyn Box 2876 
 
 Brooklyn Box 2876 
 
Fire Fighters Bring Down A Child to the waiting Arms of Her Father.                           
 
 
 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 10/05/07 @ 23:45 hrs.
Brighton Beach Section

Box 3614
address: 227 Neptune Ave.
between: Brighton 7th. St. & Brighton 8th. St.

3614 @ 23:40
Engs. 246, 245, 254
Lad. 169, T. Lad. 161
Batt. 43

10 – 75 – 3614 @ 23:44
TowerLadder 153 is designated as the “FAST” Truck
Eng. 318
Rescue Co. #2
Squad Co. #1
Batt. 33
Division 8

Fire Building:
3 Story Brick 25 x 50 Store & Dwelling
Surrounding Properties:
Exp. #1: Is a Street
Exp. #2: Is a Similar Type attach
Exp. #3: Is a Rear Yard
Exp. #4: Is a Similar Type attach

All – Hands:
7 – 5 – 3614 @ 23:48

Batt. 43 reports: At Box 3614, Using All – Hands. We have a fire in the basement of a 3 story frame, store on the 1st. floor, residential Apts. above. 1 – line stretched and in operation. Truck’s are “Opening Up” Fire is Doubtful.

@ 23:53
Batt. 43: Box 3614, Fire has been knocked down.
Primary searches on the 1st. floor are negative. Searches are still continuing.

@ 24:00
Division 8: At Box 3614, Main body of fire has been knocked down in the basement.
Truck’s are “Opening Up” We have 2 – lines stretched, 2 – lines in operation.
Primary searches thru out the Fire Bldg. are negative. Still Doubtful.

@ 00:02
Division 8: Special Call a Truck Co. for “relief” Ladder 166 s/c

@ 00:10
Division 8: Box 3614, Main body of fire has been knocked down.
Secondary searches will be delayed due to excessive overhauling & debri.

@ 00:14
Division 8: Box 3614, Secondary searches on the 1st; 2nd; & 3rd. floors are complete and negative.
Secondary searches in the basement are still delayed due to excessive debri. We’re going Probably Will Hold.

( end of report )
Brooklyn Box-3614 227 Neptune Ave.  "All Hands" transmitted for a fire in the basement.        Photo by BILL BENNETT 
 

 
BROOKLYN 
Hazmat Box-2894 Bath Ave & 20th Ave. Fuel truck leaking 100 gals.                     Photo by BILL BENNETT
FDNY Hazmat-1 contain the fuel and, transfer into a 55 gallon drum.                     Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
Brooklyn Box 1472 4002 8th ave & 40th Street                                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
Battalion-48 transmitted a 10-75 for a fire on the 1st floor of a 3 story brick 35x70.   Photo by BILL BENNETT
Fire was located in the ceiling of a store on the 1st floor. Ladder-148 was in 1st and, Ladder-114 was in next.
 

 
Brooklyn Awning Fire Located At 1426 Coney Island Ave.                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Engine-250 was 1st Due.                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
Ladder's 147 (Tiller) and, Ladder-156 operated at the job.                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
Brooklyn, N. Y. 08/31/07 @ 00:15 hrs.
Borough Park Section
Box 2688
address: on 61st. St.
between: 10th. Ave. & 11th. Ave.

2688 @ 00:08

Engs. 247, 282, 201
T. Lad. 114, Lad. 148
Batt. 40

“ Brooklyn to Eng. 247, looks like you may have work there, getting numerous calls.”
“ Eng. 247 to Brooklyn, URGENT ! 10 – 75 THE BOX !
2 story private dwelling, looks fully involved. Extra Engine & Truck. “
“ Ladder 148 to Brooklyn, We’re involved in a minor accident at 12th. Ave. & 43rd. St.
Unable to respond, no injuries at this time, K “

10 – 75 – 2688 @ 00:11
TowerLadder 149 assigned to fill for 148
Ladder 109 is designated as the “FAST” Truck
Eng. 241
Engine 228 s/c add. Eng.
Ladder 168 s/c add. Tk.
Rescue Co. #2
Squad Co. #1
Batt. 48
Division 8

Fire Building:
2 Story Brick 20 x 40 P / D

All – Hands:
7 – 5 – 2688 @ 00:12
Batt. 40 to Brooklyn, All – Hands on arrival “ K “

@ 00:22
Batt. 40: Box 2688, Main body of fire has been knocked down.
Fire was on the 1st. & 2nd. floors of a 2 story brick private dwelling.
We have 2 – lines stretched, 2 – lines in operation. Truck’s are “Opening Up”
Primary searches are still being conducted. Still Doubtful.

@ 00:33
Division 8: All – Hands Box 2688, Main body of fire has been knocked down.
Primary searches on the 1st. & 2nd. floors are complete and negative. Primary
searches in the basement are still being conducted. Truck’s are “Opening Up”
and checking for extensions. Probably Will Hold.

@ 00:47
Division 8: All – Hands Box 2688, All primary searches thru out are negative.
Secondary searches on the 1st. & 2nd. floors are negative.
Fire is UnderControl.
 
Brooklyn Box-2688                                                                                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
 Brooklyn Box-2688                                                                                                                                     Photo by BILL BENNETT
 Brooklyn Box-2688                                                                                                                                     Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box-2688                                                                                                                                     Photo by BILL BENNETT 
Brooklyn Box-2688                                                                                                                                     Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box-2688                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box-2688                                                                                                 .                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box-2688                                                                                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
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Brooklyn, N. Y. 08/16/07 @ 22:45 hrs.
Gravesend Section
Box 2969
address: 394 Ave. “ P “ x Mac Donald Ave.
2969 @ 22:39

Engs. 330, 276, 253
T. Lad. 153, Lad. 156
Batt. 33

10 – 75 – 2969 @ 22:43
TowerLadder 153 is designated as the “:FAST” Truck
Eng. 254
Rescue Co. #5
Squad Co. #1
Batt. 43
Division 8

@ 22:45
Special Call an additional Engine & Truck.
Engine 250 & Ladder 168 are s/c

Fire Building:
1 Story Brick 50 x 150 Taxpayer / Hardware Store
Surrounding Properties:
Exp. #1: Is a Street
Exp. #2: Is a Similar Type attach
Exp. #3: Is a Rear Yard
Exp. #4: Is a Street

All – Hands:

7 – 5 – 2969 @ 22:47
Batt. 33 reports: At Box 2969, Going with All – Hands. Doubtful
Fire’s in a 1 Story Brick corner Taxpayer used as a hardware store.

@ 22:54
Batt. 33 to Brooklyn, Transmit a 2nd. Alarm. We have fire extension into the cockloft.

2nd. Alarm:
2 – 2 – 2969 @ 22:54
Engs. 243, 247, 281
Lad. 147
Eng. 284 w / Satellite 3
Batt. 40 “Safety Officer”
Batt. 48 “Resource Unit Leader”
Rescue Battalion / Safety Battalion
Fieldcom 1 / Tac Support Unit #2
Car 4 “henry” Assist. Chief Manahan

@ 23:05
Division 8: 2nd. Alarm, Box 2969, We have 3 – lines stretched, 3 – lines in operation.
Fire’s in a 1 story Taxpayer to the rear, with extensions into the cockloft. Fire is Doubtful.

@ 23:08
Special Call ( 2 ) additional Trucks: Ladder 148 & TowerLadder 149 are s/c

@ 23:15
Division 8: Box 2969, We have 3 – lines stretched, 3 – lines in operation.
Truck’s are “Opening Up” Fire is in the cockloft. Primary searches will be
delayed due to excessive material in the store. Still Doubtful.

@ 23:32
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 2nd. Alarm, Box 2969, Car 4 “henry” Assist. Chief Manahan
reports: Fire in a 1 Story corner Taxpayer. Primary searches on the 1st. floor are complete and
negative. We’re going to go with Probably Will Hold at this time.

@ 23:38
Fieldcom 1: Secondary searches will be delayed due to heavy debri.

@ 23:40
Special Call one additional Engine & one additional Truck to the 2nd. Alarm..
Engine 282 & TowerLadder 157 are s/c

@ 23:44
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 2nd. Alarm, Box 2969, Car 4 “henry” Assist. Chief Manahan
reports: Secondary searches on the 1st. floor are still underway. Secondary searches in the
basement are negative. Fire remains at Probably Will Hold.

@ 23:49
Fieldcom 1: Progress Report for the 2nd. Alarm, Box 2969, Car 4 “henry” Assist. Chief Manahan
reports: Secondary searches on the fire floor are still underway. He place’s this fire, UnderControl.

( Job Duration: 1 hr. / 10 mins. )
Brooklyn Box 2969                                                                                                                                      Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box 2969                                                                                                                                   Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn Box 2969                                                                                                                                    Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
 
Brooklyn Engine-310 was 1st due at E54th St & Lenox Rd for a report of a collapse.
BC-38 reported he had two workers were with minor injuries.Buildings Dept was required.
 

 
Brooklyn Box-3618 3079 Brighton Street  Fire in a Laundromat 4/13/07
Brooklyn Box-3618 3079 Brighton Street  Fire in a Laundromat. 1 Line Used pushed.  4/13/07
Brooklyn Box-3618 3079 Brighton Street  Fire in a Laundromat 4/13/07
 

 
   
Brooklyn Ladder-159 & Engine-309 operate at this overturned auto. (Ave I & Utica)  4/6/07
Brooklyn Ladder-159 & Engine-309 operate at this overturned auto 4/6/07
 

 
 
 
Queens 6th Alarm Box 1045 Neilson St. & Cornaga Ave. 2/4/07
Queens, New York Heavy fire conditions pushed FDNY Firefighters out of this building. 2/4/07
Under high winds and freezing temps firefighters battale this job from the outside. 2/4/07
Durning this job members were pulled out of the building due to the upper floors collapsing.
Here is a picture of the front of the building early into firefighting operations. 2/4/07
Tower Ladder-155 pumped water into this building to help knock down the bulk of the fire.
Under the direction of Battalion Chief from the 58th members operate from the roof. 2/4/07
This is the rear of the build at the 6th alarm in Queens. 2/4/07
This house located at 931 Dinsmore Ave went on fire from flying embers from Queens Box 1045. FDNY
Members pushed a line into the house and venting was performed. 2/4/07
 

 
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                Photo by BILL BENNETT                 
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                             Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                             Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                             Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                               Photo by BILL BENNETT
Brooklyn 10th Alarm                                                                              Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
FDNY Firefighters from the Boro of Brooklyn operate at this Boat fire.                   Photo by BILL BENNETT
 

 
 
Brooklyn Squad-1 was involved in this accident at the corners of 40th & Fort Hamilton Parkway. 1/30/07
 

 
 
Brooklyn ladder174 were called for a possible pin job at Linden & 45th Street in Brooklyn 1/14/07
Brooklyn Engine-310 were also assigned. The pin was negative. 1/14/07
Engine-310 & Truck-174 were operating at this job in freezing temps. all units up after 1/2hour 1/14/07.