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NY Harbor, NY, 1/10/10
Location: Gravesend Bay @ approx. Belt Parkway and 26 Ave
Box 1199
Engs. 242, 284, 241
TL149, L109
Battalions 42, Rescue, Safety
Marine 6
Rescue 5
Squad 1
Tactical Support 2
Division 8, Marine 9 w/ Battalion 21 S/C
(Note: Tentative 1st alarm assignments to be corrected)
10-86-1199
E321 w/ Foam 321, E152 w/ Foam 152
E238 w/ Foam Tender Unit
E228 w/ Purple K 228, E229 w/ Purpler K 229
Battalion 33 (Foam Coordinator)
HazMat 1, HazMat Battalion
FieldCom, Command Tactical Unit
09:55 hours
Division 8: At this time we have a report of an explosion on the boat, no fire, no other emergency. The ship is reportedly listing 3 1/2 degrees to the starboard side. Coast Guard is on scene, we are assessing determining further FD action. The staging area will be on the Belt Parkway service road after exit 5 at approximately 26 Ave
10:07 hours
DC8: Box 1199, the staging area is the Sanitation Pier. We have 18 people on board, all accounted for. Boat is listing to starboard, reported 4100 gallons of ethanol on board, k. Sanitation Pier is just east of exit 5
10:10 hours
HazMat Battalion advises that boats do not carry alcohol resistant foam, only fleuroprotein foam.
10:10 hours
DC8: At this time Safety Battalion and Division 8 are boarding Marine 6.
10:10 hours
Car 1C (Commissioner's Liaison) is responding
10:18 hours
DC8: At Box 1199, at this time Marine 9 and Battalion 21 are at the scene, boarding the boat.
10:28 hours
E206 w/ Foam 206, E95 w/ Foam 95 S/C
10:31 hours
DC8: request OEM and a Marine Chemist at this time.
10:33 hours
Car 13 (AC Thomas Jensen, Chief of Fire Prevention) is responding
10:35 hours - Duration 1 hour 15 minutes
BC42: At this time Division 8 reports units are about to board the ship.
10:38 hours - Duration 1 hour 18 minutes
DC8: At Box 1199, at this time Marine 9 has still not boarded the boat, still in the process of boarding. We have no leaks on the boat, repeat no leaks on the boat, no leaks in the water.
10:40 hours
Car 11A (BC Fred LaFemina, Chief of Rescue Operations) is responding
10:46 hours - Duration 1 hour 26 minutes
DC8: Box 1199, Marine 9 and Marine 6 have disconnected. The captain of the ship will not allow boarding due to fumes on the ship and risk of possible explosion. Units are pulling back to a 1000 yard safety area at this time.
10:56 hours - Duration 1 hour 37 minutes
FieldCom: At this time Car 13, AC Jensen, reports the ship's captain is in the process of venting an unknown substance from one of the containers. The Coast Guard has established a 1 nautical mile safety zone, and at this time we've assigned Rescue Battalion, Safety Battalion, and Battalion 21 to attempt to board the ship via a Coast Guard boat.
11:02 hours
E294 is relocating to E284
11:05 hours
Marine Battalion is 10-84
11:08 hours
Car 11 (DAC William Seelig, Chief of Special Operations Command) is 10-84
11:26 hours
FC: You can start out the RAC unit. Also as per the IC they would like a planning chief and the IMT vehicle, have them respond to Fort Wadsworth and report to Coast Guard sector New York.
Battalion 22 (Planning Sections Chief), E259 w/ IMT Unit, RAC5 S/C
11:34 hours
E96/Foam 96 are relocating to E321/Foam 321
11:40 hours
E233 w/ Mobile Command Center 1 S/C
12:20 hours - Duration 3 hours 1 minutes
FC: Progress report #5 at the unusual incident 10-86 Box 1199. Car 13, AC Jenson reports there are Coast Guard personnel boarding the vessel to make a determination and are conferring with the ship's Captain and FD personnel on board. He is in the process of beginning to release the 10-86 companies. He reports conditions remain unchanged and he would like to special call 1 additional Squad and 1 additional SOC Support Ladder.
Squad 252, L169 S/C
12:25 hours
Engs. 152, 229, TL149, Rescue 5, Squad 1, Tactical Support 2 are 10-8
12:38 hours
FC: Please raise the 22 Battalion and see if they can ascertain the size of the vessels and where it originated from.
7-5-1199 - 12:49 hours - Duration 3 hours 30 minutes
FC: Progress report #6 at the unusual incident 10-86 Box 1199, Car 13, AC Jenson reports that he would like to transmit the All-Hands. At this time conditions remain unchanged. They are continuing to monitor the amount of list of the tanker. HazMat has a 3-man team en-route for their monitoring. At this time there are 4 chiefs and 4 Coast Guard representatives on board. We do not require any additional units on the All-Hands.
13:30 hours - Duration 4 hours 10 minutes
Mobile Command 1: Progress report #7 at the unusual incident All-Hands Box 1199, we're continuing to air monitor the vessel, trying to determine the exact content of the ethanol on board, and this incident is still Doubtful, k.
13:50 hours - Duration 4 hours 31 minutes
MCC1: Progress report #8 for Brooklyn unusual incident All-Hands Box 1199, at this time Car 11, DAC Seelig reports we're going to keep on scene here 1 Marine Unit and the Mobile Command Center. Units on scene are still taking readings. Readings are currently in acceptable levels. Incident is still Doubtful.
14:16 hours
DEP reports they have a Marine Biologist en route, ETA approximately 1 to 1.5 hours.
14:23 hours
Marine 1 w/ Engs. 24, 33, L5, TL21, Battalion 2 S/C to relieve Marine 9
14:56 hours
Marine 1 has a 30 minute ETA
14:56 hours
MCC1: Be advised we are releasing the Rescue Battalion and Safety Battalion from the scene.
15:43 hours
Marine 1 is 10-84 and has relieved Marine 9. Car 11 is 10-8.
22:51 hours
MCC1: Progress report for your All-Hands Box 1199, at this time the Marine Battalion reports that at this time we have a Marine Chemist on scene, they are monitoring the air conditions with E250. FD Units will continue to operate on board overnight. In the morning special call companies for a dive rescue operation to check the structural integrity of the ship. Incident remains Doubtful.
Location: Gravesend Bay @ approx. Belt Parkway and 26 Ave
Box 1199
Engs. 242, 284, 241
TL149, L109
Battalions 42, Rescue, Safety
Marine 6
Rescue 5
Squad 1
Tactical Support 2
Division 8, Marine 9 w/ Battalion 21 S/C
(Note: Tentative 1st alarm assignments to be corrected)
10-86-1199
E321 w/ Foam 321, E152 w/ Foam 152
E238 w/ Foam Tender Unit
E228 w/ Purple K 228, E229 w/ Purpler K 229
Battalion 33 (Foam Coordinator)
HazMat 1, HazMat Battalion
FieldCom, Command Tactical Unit
09:55 hours
Division 8: At this time we have a report of an explosion on the boat, no fire, no other emergency. The ship is reportedly listing 3 1/2 degrees to the starboard side. Coast Guard is on scene, we are assessing determining further FD action. The staging area will be on the Belt Parkway service road after exit 5 at approximately 26 Ave
10:07 hours
DC8: Box 1199, the staging area is the Sanitation Pier. We have 18 people on board, all accounted for. Boat is listing to starboard, reported 4100 gallons of ethanol on board, k. Sanitation Pier is just east of exit 5
10:10 hours
HazMat Battalion advises that boats do not carry alcohol resistant foam, only fleuroprotein foam.
10:10 hours
DC8: At this time Safety Battalion and Division 8 are boarding Marine 6.
10:10 hours
Car 1C (Commissioner's Liaison) is responding
10:18 hours
DC8: At Box 1199, at this time Marine 9 and Battalion 21 are at the scene, boarding the boat.
10:28 hours
E206 w/ Foam 206, E95 w/ Foam 95 S/C
10:31 hours
DC8: request OEM and a Marine Chemist at this time.
10:33 hours
Car 13 (AC Thomas Jensen, Chief of Fire Prevention) is responding
10:35 hours - Duration 1 hour 15 minutes
BC42: At this time Division 8 reports units are about to board the ship.
10:38 hours - Duration 1 hour 18 minutes
DC8: At Box 1199, at this time Marine 9 has still not boarded the boat, still in the process of boarding. We have no leaks on the boat, repeat no leaks on the boat, no leaks in the water.
10:40 hours
Car 11A (BC Fred LaFemina, Chief of Rescue Operations) is responding
10:46 hours - Duration 1 hour 26 minutes
DC8: Box 1199, Marine 9 and Marine 6 have disconnected. The captain of the ship will not allow boarding due to fumes on the ship and risk of possible explosion. Units are pulling back to a 1000 yard safety area at this time.
10:56 hours - Duration 1 hour 37 minutes
FieldCom: At this time Car 13, AC Jensen, reports the ship's captain is in the process of venting an unknown substance from one of the containers. The Coast Guard has established a 1 nautical mile safety zone, and at this time we've assigned Rescue Battalion, Safety Battalion, and Battalion 21 to attempt to board the ship via a Coast Guard boat.
11:02 hours
E294 is relocating to E284
11:05 hours
Marine Battalion is 10-84
11:08 hours
Car 11 (DAC William Seelig, Chief of Special Operations Command) is 10-84
11:26 hours
FC: You can start out the RAC unit. Also as per the IC they would like a planning chief and the IMT vehicle, have them respond to Fort Wadsworth and report to Coast Guard sector New York.
Battalion 22 (Planning Sections Chief), E259 w/ IMT Unit, RAC5 S/C
11:34 hours
E96/Foam 96 are relocating to E321/Foam 321
11:40 hours
E233 w/ Mobile Command Center 1 S/C
12:20 hours - Duration 3 hours 1 minutes
FC: Progress report #5 at the unusual incident 10-86 Box 1199. Car 13, AC Jenson reports there are Coast Guard personnel boarding the vessel to make a determination and are conferring with the ship's Captain and FD personnel on board. He is in the process of beginning to release the 10-86 companies. He reports conditions remain unchanged and he would like to special call 1 additional Squad and 1 additional SOC Support Ladder.
Squad 252, L169 S/C
12:25 hours
Engs. 152, 229, TL149, Rescue 5, Squad 1, Tactical Support 2 are 10-8
12:38 hours
FC: Please raise the 22 Battalion and see if they can ascertain the size of the vessels and where it originated from.
7-5-1199 - 12:49 hours - Duration 3 hours 30 minutes
FC: Progress report #6 at the unusual incident 10-86 Box 1199, Car 13, AC Jenson reports that he would like to transmit the All-Hands. At this time conditions remain unchanged. They are continuing to monitor the amount of list of the tanker. HazMat has a 3-man team en-route for their monitoring. At this time there are 4 chiefs and 4 Coast Guard representatives on board. We do not require any additional units on the All-Hands.
13:30 hours - Duration 4 hours 10 minutes
Mobile Command 1: Progress report #7 at the unusual incident All-Hands Box 1199, we're continuing to air monitor the vessel, trying to determine the exact content of the ethanol on board, and this incident is still Doubtful, k.
13:50 hours - Duration 4 hours 31 minutes
MCC1: Progress report #8 for Brooklyn unusual incident All-Hands Box 1199, at this time Car 11, DAC Seelig reports we're going to keep on scene here 1 Marine Unit and the Mobile Command Center. Units on scene are still taking readings. Readings are currently in acceptable levels. Incident is still Doubtful.
14:16 hours
DEP reports they have a Marine Biologist en route, ETA approximately 1 to 1.5 hours.
14:23 hours
Marine 1 w/ Engs. 24, 33, L5, TL21, Battalion 2 S/C to relieve Marine 9
14:56 hours
Marine 1 has a 30 minute ETA
14:56 hours
MCC1: Be advised we are releasing the Rescue Battalion and Safety Battalion from the scene.
15:43 hours
Marine 1 is 10-84 and has relieved Marine 9. Car 11 is 10-8.
22:51 hours
MCC1: Progress report for your All-Hands Box 1199, at this time the Marine Battalion reports that at this time we have a Marine Chemist on scene, they are monitoring the air conditions with E250. FD Units will continue to operate on board overnight. In the morning special call companies for a dive rescue operation to check the structural integrity of the ship. Incident remains Doubtful.
