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Think the division gave the 10-66 on the road

Definitely an interesting thing to consider. I guess the technical definition for AHW is 3&2 but seems like there should be some way to denote that you're using all present companies...

These 6-story MDs usually don’t have doormen

MVA while responding to a report of fire. All members ok. One passenger pinned in other vehicle, extricated by 43 and transported by FDNY EMS to Harlem Hospital.

It probably was classified as a 10-45. Just not necessarily put over the air (or purveyed in the unofficial transcript here) as such.

Almost 2 years ago the evidence warehouse on the same pier burned to the ground: https://www.nycfire.net/forums/threads/12-13-22-brooklyn-3rd-alarm-box-3810.74633/

Address is a vacant car wash that’s a block long

This comes up as the north east end of SI

The hydrant is leaking at a trickle so I doubt it reduces water pressure by any tangible metric. However this does make it almost certain to freeze when the temps drop! Regardless, the fish would be dead long before the temperature gets anywhere close to freezing.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAUWV-OyDRW/?igsh=MXNrMGsycmIxZm1kMg==

A headset like this was in use during the West Indian day parade this year by one of the FDNY EMS bosses there. You can see him wearing it at the very beginning of this video from the NY Post:

2nd 6th alarm in as many days for northern Mass

Thank you!

Some photos from the scene: https://fdrv.smugmug.com/09102024-Lynnfield-MA-6th-Alarm-Taxpayer-Fire

Location: 8 Post Office Square, Lynnfield, MA Heavy Fire Throughout a Large 1.5 Story Taxpayer w/ Multiple commercial occupancies About 600 Feet away from the Lynnfield Fire Department South Station Likely Rundown: 1st Alarm: Lynnfield Engine 1, 2, 3 Peabody Engine Lynnfield Tower Ladder 1...

From citizen app*

A rare case where a child caller reports a real emergency / fire. Shows why the full assignment still goes each time these jobs come in - even if they’re 10-92’s 99.9% of the time.