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Structurally, fires in isolated buildings, especially old law tenements may give the chief a little tickle that our regular operating procedures may be a little different or changed rapidly according to fire and building conditions. We’re talking super old buildings that don’t have a building...

I personally would change the cids on that one. Lol Although, the only thing of importance is to label what you’re calling it right away and everyone stays on the same page.

Yes lol. Heard someone say that some time ago and it always stuck with me. Hilarious. Q&Q plus a verbal from ems. This was a bit more than a garage too. Car fire in the garage, ground floor of a 3 story MD.

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EMS giving the oral.

Thanks for the help guys. Wasn’t listening but saw it come over the group lol

1066 Clay Avenue, 166 to 165 1st and 2nd floors of a 4 story 20x50 brownstone. Exp 1, street, 2 is 5 sty MD, 3 is a yard, and 4 is a similar detached. E 50,92,71,68, 82 L 19,44,55F, 49 R3, S41 B26, 17 D6 RAC 3 2ND Alarm 73,42,60 L 42 E 72, Sat. 2 B14 FD B18 Safety B3 RUL RB,SB, CTU1, TSU1...

Why not give a 3rd alarm…

The only block I would call Woodlawn heights are the 4 story MD’s on 237 west of Katonah Lol

My apologies if you misunderstood my response. That so f***ing horrible that friends would leave anybody to die, let alone not even call 911. Completely disgusting. There’s something very wrong is our youngest generation.

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The imager works well to an extent. The only reliant way is to Always put a hole in the ceiling.

Hard to say exactly what’s going on and who’s right without some insider info. Chief seems decent but I’ve never seen him run a fire. City manager is a complete disaster and severely unprofessional.

Or just put more ambulances on the street. I believe the new commissioner knows, and is working on this. She knows the issues. The RRV’s are a waste.

This is presently one of the biggest problems for the New York City Fire Department.