3/31/26 Brooklyn 2nd Alarm Box 1593

[Signal73]

Fire Location: 836 Brooklyn Ave

Phone Alarm reporting a dwelling

Couple calls on it

Loaded up the box

E-248 gave the 10-75

Fire 1st floor of a 2 story PD 20 X 50

L-157 Fast

B-41 All Hands. 2 L/S/O

E-248,249,310,255,234
L-113,174,147,157(Fast)
B-41,48
R-2
Sq-1
D-15
RAC-2

B-48 2nd Alarm fire in 2 PDs

D-15 s/c 2 trucks

B-48 water on the fire

2nd Alarm
E-280,227,235
E-284 w/ Sat. 3
L-132,123,102 Act. 113s/c,107 Act. 157s/c,170 Act. ??s/c,168 Act. ??s/c
B-38(FF)
B-58(Safety)
B-57(RUL)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-2
RM-1
CTU-2

Relocations
Engine 217 Act. Engine 249
Engine 210 Act. Engine 248


*Citizen App Photo*

 

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[captaindewey50267021@gm]

Boy have things changed in my old home area. Note the bars on the windows these building are often attached or semi-attached so a fire in one becomes a fire in the other/s. The driveways are just big enough to navigate with modern cars, unless it is a small car. fire in-between houses in a car often results in a multiple alarm. A Tower Ladder or at least a deck gun aimed in the driveway is often the best option to prevent fire in both buildings. I had a fire years ago as a covering Captain in Engine 250 that involved multiple private dwelling in Midwood, Brooklyn. That started in the driveway. Captain Bob Rainey FDNY Engine 26 retired