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Mercer - Trenton - 365 Cleveland Ave - All Hands - Fire in a 2.5 sty dwelling, 3 LSO UPDATE - Mercer - Trenton - 365 Cleveland Ave - 2nd Alarm - transmitting the 2nd alarm UPDATE - Mercer - Trenton - 365 Cleveland Ave - 3rd Alarm - 3rd alarm being transmitted. UPDATE - Mercer - Trenton -...

Audio from fire: Note - fire went to 5th alarm

1st due Engine 5 (below) short run to fire - but longer runs for multiple alarm companies - fire in East Boston requires bridge or tunnel access - close to Chelsea.

BFD Commissioner stated 150 FFs at 5th alarm. Probably many additional companies assigned for relief.

Looks good. Thanks for probable rundown. Per new 10 alarm assignment plan: 1st alarm - 1 E/1 L/1 District Chief assigned as RIT team, 1 District Chief assigned safety chief 2nd alarm - 2 E, 2 L, 1 Div Chief, 2 District Chiefs

BFD 10 ALARM ASSIGNMENT CARD

NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission http://www.neighborhoodpreservationcenter.org/db/bb_files/ENGINE-CO-31.pdf

Wednesday, May 12, 2010 Engine Company 31 - 87 Lafayette Street photo NYPL Collection In 1879 Napoleon LeBrun became the official architect of the New York City Fire Department. When son Pierre joined him the firm became N. LeBrun & Son. LeBrun would produce 42 structures for the...

Engine Company 31 was organized on October 20,1865. It served proudly in the above firehouse. It was disbanded on November 25, 1972. Engineer James P. Shannon tending Engine 31s steamer in the front of quarters. I think it was in the summer of 1972 that I first heard of the...

Engine 31 medals ENG. 31 ALL MEMBERS FIRE COLLEGE For the Year 1911 ENG. 31 CAPTAIN TIMOTHY W. CROWLEY STEPHENSON For the Year 1917 ENG. 31 CAPTAIN JOHN E. GUNN STEPHENSON For the Year 1923

FF Daniel A. Weise, Water Tower 1, injured Manhattan box 66-33-109, Church and Murray, April 13, 1953, died September 14, 1953 FF James A. Rogers, Water Tower 1, September 2, 1963

Fireman James A. Rogers of Water Tower 1 was retired for nineteen years before he died from the injuries he received in the line of duty. Appointed on January 20, 1920, he was assigned to Engine 31 where he spent most of his career. In 1926 he spent three months at Engine 91. When Water Tower 1...

January 9, 1912 - LODD Battalion Chief William J. Walsh, 43 - Battalion 2 FDNY. Manhattan, New York A spectacular fire destroyed an eight-story, block-square, life assurance building. As a result of employees who tried to fight the fire themselves, the alarm was delayed and allowed for heavy...

Members of the New York City Fire Department with Engine 31, died in the line of duty 18 Nov 1960. While fighting a fire at 463 Broadway, at Grand St., in Manhattan, fireman Francis J. Sammon was trapped in the cellar with 2 other firemen, Lt. John C. McDermott and fireman John C. Cosner. The...

Engine 31 LODDs FIREFIGHTER MORRIS GRAF ENGINE 31 January 22, 1945 FIREFIGHTER LUDWIG A. BECKMAN ENGINE 31 September 26, 1959 LIEUTENANT JOHN J. McDERMOTT ENGINE 31 November 18, 1960 FIREFIGHTER FRANCIS J. SAMMON ENGINE 31 November 18, 1960 Water Tower 1 LODDs...

Engine 31/Water Tower 1

Water Tower 1

Engine 31

FDNY units located at 87 Lafayette Street firehouse: ENGINE 31 MANHATTAN ORG. 116 Leonard St. FQ Vol. (Oct. 20, 1865) RELOC. 68 Elm St. (Temp.) (Apr. 1, 1894) NQTRS. Elm St. & White St. W/ Tow. 1 (Jun. 3, 1896) CHANGE 87 Lafayette St. (Dec. 15, 1905) RELOC. 363 Broome St. At E-55 (Feb. 1965)...