11/26/24 Brooklyn All Hands Box 0861

[UnitWithTheUrgent]

Address: 389 Chauncey St. off Howard Ave.

Fire on the first floor of a MD

B-37: 10-75 - Fire on the first floor - 19:29

L-112 FAST

B-37: 2 L/S, 1 L/O - 19:35

B-37: AVFKD, PWH - 19:37

D-15: All Hands (E-277 & TL-120) - 19:40

D-15: Under Control - 19:51

Duration: 26 Min.

Maybe:
E-233, 227, 222, 214, 277
L-176, 111, 112F, 120
B-37, 44
R-2
SQ-252
D-15
RAC-2

Relocations:
E-236 to E-233
E-221 to E-214
L-113 to L-176
L-146 to L-111

 

[FDNYSTATENISLAND]

Could be wrong, but I counted 8 jobs for TL120 in the last week alone. Although nothing new, they have to be one of the hottest truck companies in the city right now. Again - no surprise there.

 

[Parkave32]

Should the 2nd or 3rd eng be 227. we have 222 listed twice.

 

[ta176]

222 would be 2nd due. 227 is further away, and then especially trying to cross Atlantic Ave.

 

[Capttomo]

Could be wrong, but I counted 8 jobs for TL120 in the last week alone. Although nothing new, they have to be one of the hottest truck companies in the city right now. Again - no surprise there.

they have been for the last 50 years

 

[Capttomo]

they have been for the last 50 years

These are 2023 Statistics: Ladder 120 is # 6 in the city in Runs. BUT let's look at actual Fires....Ladder 120 is 4th in the city in actual fires, and 7 of the top 10 busiest ladders for fire duty are in Brooklyn.

 

[1261Truckie]

they have been for the last 50 years

The Tradition Continues

 

[bf231]

many companies runs to actual fires will be quite higher due to the extra 1 & 1.
1st & 2nd due, fast truck, and the automatic extra truck.
The stat that shows actual all hands or better reflects how many companies are all in the same ball park across the city.
Look at the response size difference in certain areas. You’ve got some really big response areas in busy parts of Brooklyn and queens than compared to much tighter response areas in the Bronx. Seems to be more trucks in double houses packed into the high density housing areas in the Bronx

 

[Capttomo]

many companies runs to actual fires will be quite higher due to the extra 1 & 1.
1st & 2nd due, fast truck, and the automatic extra truck.
The stat that shows actual all hands or better reflects how many companies are all in the same ball park across the city.
Look at the response size difference in certain areas. You’ve got some really big response areas in busy parts of Brooklyn and queens than compared to much tighter response areas in the Bronx. Seems to be more trucks in double houses packed into the high density housing areas in the Bronx

Some interesting demographics and statistics for the 5 boros and ladder companies

 

[Fdny000]

That’s osw’s not fires

 

[Capttomo]

That’s osw’s not fires

That’s how it is reported now - as fires.