10/8/24 Bronx 2nd Alarm Box 3365

Signal73

Signal73

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Fire Location: 2552 University Ave

Box loaded up Reports of people trapped

E-81 gave the 10-75

Fire on the 3rd floor of a 5 story MD 125 X 200 H Type

L-36 Fast

B-27 Lets go with All Hands on Arrival please E-48 & L-33

XCO to B-27 reports of people out the window

B-27 extra Engine & Truck above the All Hands E-43 & L-59

E-81,79,95,75,48,43s/c
L-46,37,36(Fast),33,59s/c
B-27,19
R-3
Sq-61
D-7
Rac-3
CTU

B-27 (2) 10-45s being removed via aerial ladder

B-27 water on the fire DWH

B-27 (3) L/S (1) in Opp

Command Tac send us a ticket

D-7 primaries under way trucks opening up

D-7 Transmit the 2nd Alarm fire extended to the floor above @17:35

2nd Alarm
E-88,62,46,42
E-72 w/ Sat, 2
L-47 Act. 37,38s/c,45 Act. 33s/c,32s/c
L-17 Act. 33s/c,26 Act. 36s/c
B-18(FF)
B-13(RUL)
B-15(Safety)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-1
RM-1
Car-13(Chief of Fire Prevention)

D-7 have one of the 2nd Alarm units respond to 65 West 192 St to investigate that smoke in the building

D-7 extra truck on the 2nd Alarm

*Staging University Ave * Kingsbridge Rd*

D-7 can we get 2 more trucks

D-7 (4) L/S (3) in Opp. (4) 10-45s No Codes

D-7 (8) Total 10-45s (3) Code 3s & (4) Code 4s (1) No Code

D-7 you can send home FC & SB. PWH Searches still delayed on the fire floor do to heavy clutter

D-7 s/c 2 more trucks

Relocations:
Engine 22 Act. Engine 81
Engine 73 Act. Engine 43
Engine 38 Act. Engine 48
Ladder 45 Act. Ladder 33
Ladder 47 Act. Ladder 37
Ladder 34 Act. Ladder 37
Ladder 17 Act. Ladder 33
Ladder 26 Act. Ladder 36

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Signal73 said:
Fire Location: 2552 University Ave

Box loaded up Reports of people trapped

E-81 gave the 10-75

Fire on the 3rd floor of a 5 story MD 125 X 200 H Type

L-36 Fast

B-27 Lets go with All Hands on Arrival please E-48 & L-33

XCO to B-27 reports of people out the window

B-27 extra Engine & Truck above the All Hands E-43 & L-59

E-81,79,95,75,48,43
L-46,37,36(Fast),33,59
B-27,19
R-3
Sq-61
D-7
Rac-3

B-27 (2) 10-45s being removed via aerial ladder

B-27 water on the fire DWH

Relocations:
Engine 38 Act. Engine 48

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That block (190 to 192) has had several good jobs over the years. Back in the 70’s and 80’s, 75/33 were always first due to those boxes and would almost always beat 81/46 into boxes 4903, 3383 etc at Kingsbridge and going north to 195 and sometimes even Strong street. Then 75/33 relocated 1 block east and 3-1/2 blocks south to their current house on Walton. 95/36 rarely came across the bridge up past Sedgwick. AND The much larger horsepower diesel engines were game changers. It took 81/46 forever to make the climb up Albany crescent or Kingsbridge Road to Sedgwick and points east whereas 75 and 33 coming out of the old Jerome Ave house made an immediate right, shot across 183 and the flew down University a wide thoroughfare with only two traffic lights between 183 and Kingsbridge Road. Nowadays with a 450 or 500 HP engine even the heavy tower ladder (TL46 climbs the hills without and problem and quickly gets into those boxes. With the move of 75/33, 79 and 37 were added to those boxes ahead of 75/33 and have a straight shot down Goulden to Kingsbridge and then a quick jog over to University. Interesting to see how first due boxes change over the years.
 
Capttomo said:
That block (190 to 192) has had several good jobs over the years. Back in the 70’s and 80’s, 75/33 were always first due to those boxes and would almost always beat 81/46 into boxes 4903, 3383 etc at Kingsbridge and going north to 195 and sometimes even Strong street. Then 75/33 relocated 1 block east and 3-1/2 blocks south to their current house on Walton. 95/36 rarely came across the bridge up past Sedgwick. AND The much larger horsepower diesel engines were game changers. It took 81/46 forever to make the climb up Albany crescent or Kingsbridge Road to Sedgwick and points east whereas 75 and 33 coming out of the old Jerome Ave house made an immediate right, shot across 183 and the flew down University a wide thoroughfare with only two traffic lights between 183 and Kingsbridge Road. Nowadays with a 450 or 500 HP engine even the heavy tower ladder (TL46 climbs the hills without and problem and quickly gets into those boxes. With the move of 75/33, 79 and 37 were added to those boxes ahead of 75/33 and have a straight shot down Goulden to Kingsbridge and then a quick jog over to University. Interesting to see how first due boxes change over the years.
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Nice color. Thanks.
 
Phone Alarm Reporting Fire In Apartment 21N - 17:06.

Box Loaded Up Due To Multiple Calls & Reports Of People Trapped - 17:09.

E81: 10-75 - 17:10.

B27: All Hands On Arrival - 17:11.

D7: Transmit The 2nd Alarm, Extension To The Floor Above - 17:34.

D7: PWH - 18:06.

D7: s/c (1) Additional Truck For Relief Purposes (L61 act. L??), Under Control - 18:52 (Duration 1hr, 46 Min).

D7: s/c (1) Additional Engine For A Watchline (E96) - 19:29.
 
Great job by the FDNY in both the 2 Alarm (Plus) Bronx and at the Staten Island 3rd Alarm (Plus). Having spent more than 20 years in busy, FDNY Tower Ladders the need for Tower Ladder to be supplied with water "A.S.P." is evident. If interior lines are not able to control the fire rapidly, a quick shot of water from a Tower Ladder stream can really "Turn the Tide of Battle" Once again I feel at advanced fires that have "Self-vented", an "Aggressive Exterior Attack? to "Reset the Fire" and enable an "Aggressive INTERIOR Attack" to begin within a few minutes, "Often Saves More Lives" and make the Interior attack faster and safer. This is especially true when "Clutter = Colliers Mansion Conditions are encountered.
Captain Bob Rainey FDNY Engine 26 retired
 
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