3/16/25 Brooklyn 2nd Alarm Box 0798

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Incident Location: 1133 Lafayette Avenue

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire In A Private Dwelling - 11:31.

BK: Second Source Reporting Smoke In The Area - 11:32.

B37: 10-75 The Box! Fire On The 1st Floor - 11:34.

L176 - FAST.

B37: Using All Hands (E214 & TL124), 4-Story 20x60 Occupied Frame Multiple Dwelling - 11:37.

B37: 2 L/S/O - 11:40.

Exposures: 1: Street, 2: Similar Attached, 3: Rear Yard, 4: Vacant Lot.

B37: 4 L/S, 3 L/O. Fire In (2) Buildings, DWH - 11:47.

D11: Transmit The 2nd Alarm, s/c (2) Additional Trucks (L123 act. L112 & TL146 act. TL111) - 11:48.

BK: B35RUL, B38SO, E207 w/ Satellite 6.

*Selected Staging Area - Kosciuszko Street & Bushwick Avenue*

D11: 5 L/S, 4 L/O. DWH - 11:56.

FC: 5 L/S, 4 L/O. (1) Line Operating In Exposure 2, s/c (2) Additional Trucks (TL119 & L140) - 12:11.

FC: AVFKD In Exposure 2 - 12:19.

FC: s/c (2) Additional Trucks (L11 act. L108 & TL15 act. TL111), DWH - 12:23.

FC: AVFKD In The Fire Building, PWH - 12:40.

FC: Under Control - 13:23 (Duration 1hr, 52 Min).

D11: s/c (1) Additional Engine For A Watchline (E240) - 14:05.

10-75 (All Hands):
E222, E217, E218, E277, E214
L112, TL111, L176F, TL124
B37, B28
R2
SQ252
D11
RAC2

2nd Alarm:
E271, E230, E227, E240 w/l
E207 w/ Satellite 6
L108, L102, L123 act. L112 s/c, TL146 act. TL111 s/c, TL119 s/c, L140 s/c, L11 act. L108 s/c, TL15 act. TL111 s/c
B57FF, B35RUL, B38SO
RB, SB, FC, RM1, TAC1, CTU

Relocations:
TL146 act. TL111
L123 act. L112
TL15 act. TL111
E206 act. E222
E238 act. E217
L173 act. L112
E310 act. E214
E225 act. E233
L103 act. TL124
TL131 act. TL119
TL115 act. TL111
L11 act. L108
B2 act. B57
B50 act. B37
 
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Statement of Mayor Eric Adams and FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker on Critical Injuries to Brooklyn Firefighter

Mayor Eric Adams and FDNY Commissioner Robert S. Tucker announced Sunday that a firefighter was critically injured in a fire at 1133 Lafayette Avenue in Brooklyn. The firefighter was operating at a second-alarm fire when he suffered a medical episode and went into cardiac arrest.

The firefighter was immediately treated by FDNY EMS and rushed to Wyckoff Heights Medical Center, where was treated for his critical injuries. He was transferred to Lenox Hill Hospital for continued care.

The FDNY is withholding the member's name and company pending complete family notifications.
 
That few minutes for truck response has probably increased due to, speed bumps, 25 mph car traffic and more stop signs and traffic lights added to that area due to a population increase.
 
ta176 said:
That few minutes for truck response has probably increased due to, speed bumps, 25 mph car traffic and more stop signs and traffic lights added to that area due to a population increase.
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Engines aren’t effective by the same speed bumps, traffic and more stop signs? There are parts of south east Queens And many parts of Staten Island where some trucks have first due boxes and a response time closer to 8or 9 mins. And second due trucks even more. 112 , 111, 124 ,108 & 176 ALL into the “Truckless Triangle “ in under 5 mins.
 
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