8/10/24 Brooklyn All Hands Box 2972

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Incident Location: 109 Ryder Avenue

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire In A Private Dwelling - Ryder Avenue & McDonald Avenue.

BK/TL172: Also Receiving Next To The Address Of 109 Ryder Avenue, Reported People Inside Trying To Get Out Via The Windows On The Side Of The House. @00:46

BK/B33: Reported (2) People Trapped On The 3rd Floor, We Loaded Up Your Box (E253/R2/SQ1). @00:46

TL172: 10-75, Fire In A 2.5-Story Peaked Roof Private Dwelling. @00:48

BK/B33: L168 Is Designated Your FAST Truck & Medical Branch Resources Are Responding.

B33: s/c An Extra Engine & Truck (E247/L147). @00:50

BK: With Request For Extra 1&1 Transmits The All Hands. @00:50

B33: Fire In The Basement & On The 1st Floor Of A 2.5-Story 20x30 Peaked Roof Private Dwelling, 109 Ryder Avenue Is The Confirmed Address. 2 L/S, 1 L/O. @00:55

Exposures:
1: Street
2: Alley
3: Rear Yard
4: Alley w/ Private Dwelling

D8: s/c (2) Additional Trucks (TL161/L148). @01:12

D8: Primary Searches Throughout With Exception Of The Fire Area Are Complete & Negative, PWH. @01:18

D8: (2) 10-45's, (1) Code 4 & (1) Code 3. @01:24

D8: Secondary Searches Throughout Are Complete & Negative, Under Control. (1) Additional 10-45 Code 4, Total Of (3) 10-45's. @01:36 (Duration 53 Min)

D8: s/c (1) Additional Engine For A Watchline (E246). @01:55

D8: Final Count: (4) 10-45's, (3) Code 4 & (1) Code 3. @02:11

Rundown:
E330, E276, E250, E253, E247 s/c, E246 w/l
TL172, L156, L168F, L147 s/c, TL161 s/c, L148 s/c
B33, B42
R2
SQ1
D8
RAC5

Relocations:
TL114 act. TL172
L174 act. L156
E323 act. E330
E228 act. E250
L110 act. L148
 
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Box is out again right now for fire in the kitchen.

U/D: B33 using 2&2 to wash down the kitchen 05:42

B:33 Send a BLS bus for an intox & PD to “safeguard” the private dwelling 05:43

The house appeared to be housing 2 dozen + migrants.
 
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BattalionTotalNon-Fire responseFire ResponseAll Hands or Greater
13399295544460
22553216838579
32793225553884
43115257853768
64543386867592
74428382959995
847314050681117
956154876739109
1039243244680109
1141773312865107
124661375990295
133918313478473
143472270277084
154002328871480
164338344689291
1731022381721107
1838382930908159
19399229541038146
2040503393657102
2121131731382107
222388197241696
231935160333259
263018228073899
2743423387955109
2823181752566101
313891320169079
322077172035758
3332972523774105
3538432979864106
3725071876631121
3829952281714135
3929152300615124
402668203263688
4134452530915149
422146166348379
432195172147448
4430982315783150
453510294256895
4641293216913145
471774140736744
4825041831673128
4933992817582103
5041293289840200
5128212214607160
523491286562683
532722229942377
5433792720659158
5730372377660118
5828632283580107
 
twoteamtease said:
330/172 has been crushing it. Probably one of the busiest houses on the job at this point.

They see the most but 243/168, The highway, and that whole circle around gravesend, bensonhurst, boro park, and the little neighborhoods in between has seen a big upti
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twoteamtease said:
330/172 has been crushing it. Probably one of the busiest houses on the job at this point.

They see the most but 243/168, The highway, and that whole circle around gravesend, bensonhurst, boro park, and the little neighborhoods in between has seen a big uptick.
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busiest on the job? stop
 
Brother and sisters, the Bronx is still burning. Look at the Satat's for Bronx Battalions 3, 17, 18,19, 26, 27. I worked in Ladder 19, in Batt, 26, UFO in the Mid. 1980s and it was busy then. It is still busy now. Still great firefighters and great people doing something right. What surprises me is the number of serious fires in Queens. Perhaps we in for a return to the "War Years" some of it in areas that did not really burn in the Late 1960s to mid 1980s. Stay safe brothers and sisters. Captain Bob Rainey FDNY engine 26 retired
 
Dmu917 said:
BattalionTotalNon-Fire responseFire ResponseAll Hands or Greater
13399295544460
22553216838579
32793225553884
43115257853768
64543386867592
74428382959995
847314050681117
956154876739109
1039243244680109
1141773312865107
124661375990295
133918313478473
143472270277084
154002328871480
164338344689291
1731022381721107
1838382930908159
19399229541038146
2040503393657102
2121131731382107
222388197241696
231935160333259
263018228073899
2743423387955109
2823181752566101
313891320169079
322077172035758
3332972523774105
3538432979864106
3725071876631121
3829952281714135
3929152300615124
402668203263688
4134452530915149
422146166348379
432195172147448
4430982315783150
453510294256895
4641293216913145
471774140736744
4825041831673128
4933992817582103
5041293289840200
5128212214607160
523491286562683
532722229942377
5433792720659158
5730372377660118
5828632283580107
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This is 2023 numbers. The argument being made is 2024. It’s okay that Div 8 and “slower” Div 15 companies are doing well. It’s not going to hurt the 15th’s legacy, I promise.
 
BoweryBrawler said:
We’ll reevaluate when 2024 numbers drop and considering YTD numbers show that many of these companies, including 330/172 have well surpassed their totals from 2023, we can talk then.
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Been doing company stats for the past 3-4 years now, and can confirm that these companies have not well surpassed their totals from last year. They are roughly on pace with the same as last year, and my #'s are based on this site which is at least 95% accurate.
 
tommyhal&oat said:
Been doing company stats for the past 3-4 years now, and can confirm that these companies have not well surpassed their totals from last year. They are roughly on pace with the same as last year, and my #'s are based on this site which is at least 95% accurate.
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Well, if that’s the case I apologize, but I can say that there are companies mentioned here who have already surpassed their 1st due totals from 2023, and that I know for a fact based from the guy who keeps track of that.

I should have mentioned more so about 1st due work numbers from the start.
 
BoweryBrawler said:
Where have you been?

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Appears you’re from 281/147 so if you’re just hating on these companies that your old house runs in with, that’s pretty stupid.
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Where is my hate? It’s a statement of fact. Nobody is doing work… including this area.

Creepy looking through old posts as if you would find “hate” in any of my posts.
 
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The coffee has kicked in.

“Work” is a relative term. In this thread we mean relative to 2024, not 1974, etc.

On that basis, the companies mentioned above are going more “legit” working fires than they ever have in years past. The demographic change in the neighborhoods is startling. What was once a solid middle class area of 1-2 family homes is loaded with SROs and illegal immigrant flophouses. Many such cases in all the boros.

330/172 seems to be in the eye of the storm 😉. It’s a 2024 storm, not a 1974 version. They are consistently going to significant working fires.

When you see guys from “busy” shops angling for officer spots in these companies , it speaks for itself.

75/33 was considered a “camp” until around 1970. Then the demographics changed overnight.
 
scoobyd said:
The coffee has kicked in.

“Work” is a relative term. In this thread we mean relative to 2024, not 1974, etc.

On that basis, the companies mentioned above are going more “legit” working fires than they ever have in years past. The demographic change in the neighborhoods is startling. What was once a solid middle class area of 1-2 family homes is loaded with SROs and illegal immigrant flophouses. Many such cases in all the boros.

330/172 seems to be in the eye of the storm 😉. It’s a 2024 storm, not a 1974 version. They are consistently going to significant working fires.

When you see guys from “busy” shops angling for officer spots in these companies , it speaks for itself.

75/33 was considered a “camp” until around 1970. Then the demographics changed overnight.
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Very good point regarding demographic change and the amount of people packed in houses, apartments, and the streets.
Many barricaded in.
Add in Tons of e-bike/scooters/ lithium battery crap in just about every apartment and house and fires will happen.

Work will be consistent no doubt about it .

Stay safe
 
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