3/27/26 Bronx 3rd Alarm 10-66 Box 3514

[airbusboeing]

That's not surprise. That's concern for the members trapped upstairs. That transmission at the 52 second mark you can hear his emotion. Well done to dispatch and all responding companies.

He still does a good job of keeping his cool in a tense situation

 

[4 truck]

That is what happened at the fire in 80/23s quarters back in 2008. A space heater was malfunctioning and smoldering up on the second or third floor (not enough heat in the firehouse). The members were all down in the kitchen. When they opened the doors to respond that blast of air ignited the entire third floor. The units were responding and had no idea what was going on back at the ranch.
The firehouse was eventually rebuilt and 80/23 wound up with what was basically a whole new firehouse.

They were out on a run. When the job started

 

[3511]

They were out on a run. When the job started

The way I was told was that one of the companies was out. The heater was already malfunctioning upstairs but the remaining members were all downstairs in the kitchen so they had no idea. When they went out a while later, opening the bay doors created the draft that really ignited the fire.

I visited the house within 72 hours of the incident and that was what was explained to me by the engineers on site and later confirmed by friends of mine in the house.

That's what I was told at the time. Stories get jumbled up (purposely or not) so you may have a better knowledge of what happened and if so I will defer to you.

 

[JohnnyGage]

Yes. I was just looking at a video trying to figure out where housewatch is. The 27 is in 37s bay but in-between the supports for the 2nd floor and the officers side of the ladder. They can only get out 37s side.

 

[3511]

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The housewatch in those quarters has been there forever. Of course when I was a kid there was no enclosure. It was just a a raised platform, desk, wooden chair, blackboard and bells, with a railing around it. And a radiator to try and keep warm in the winter.

Long ago memory... Keeping score for some game with chalk on that spot between the apparatus door and the visitor's door... Nothing malicious, just kids being kids... When we finally got bored one of the men appeared with a pail of water and brush and told us to clean the bricks. Just one of those moments that sticks in your brain forever.

 

[ctyfd]

It appears to be a spare due to the flip numbers on da door but it looks like da Ladder 37 Truck sign on the side of da aerial. Do they now move that sign when in a spare?

*da flip numbers* - missed one, fixed it for ya!

 

[EdMc]

*da flip numbers* - missed one, fixed it for ya!

Tanks

 

[RCL]

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Its very briefly in the video I posted. There's a few things running thru my mind but most of what I've seen is contradicting. ( Not the hw location)

 

[baileyjeff]

Can the house be fixed?

Is the engine back in service?

 

[entropychaser]

 

[Bdubbs]

Can the house be fixed?

Is the engine back in service?

The Engine /truck/ Chief have been back in service since sat , responding from neighboring firehouses and the house will be fixed unknown time 1-2 years range

 

[entropychaser]

You mean to tell me that 79/37 and the two-seven don't even get a mark for the run, much less credit for a first due job?

 

[t123ken]

You mean to tell me that 79/37 and the two-seven don't even get a mark for the run, much less credit for a first due job?

That way they can put in for voluntary duty?

 

[Skyler Fire]

Sometime last year* I don’t remember exactly. I just know they were responding to something and they caught it in time. Same area battery area caught fire

 

[seniorofficer]

The housewatch in those quarters has been there forever. Of course when I was a kid there was no enclosure. It was just a a raised platform, desk, wooden chair, blackboard and bells, with a railing around it. And a radiator to try and keep warm in the winter.

Long ago memory... Keeping score for some game with chalk on that spot between the apparatus door and the visitor's door... Nothing malicious, just kids being kids... When we finally got bored one of the men appeared with a pail of water and brush and told us to clean the bricks. Just one of those moments that sticks in your brain forever.

I can remember back in the late 50's the religious ritual of using the bucket and bowl brush to wash the wheels after each run.