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A similar fire at the same location last November: https://www.nycfire.net/forums/threads/11-9-23-brooklyn-all-hands-box-0281.80323/ Apparently the recent fire contributed to the line-of-duty death of Supervising Fire Marshal George E. Snyder Jr. Rest in peace, Brother...

Engine 71 did the right thing by not wasting time going through the windows.

That's the way to get around a car blocking a hydrant. Going through the car windows is rarely necessary.

She's irreplaceable.

Parked on a hydrant.

It's from a 1940's era tax photo. I couldn't just copy it so I took a camera shot of it and somehow posted it here. I can't remember how I did it.

199 East 109 Street in better days:

Old law was pre-1901. New Law was 1901-1929 The Tenement House Act of 1901 was passed in April, so 1901 may have had some Old Law buildings constructed before then.

It seems unwise to relocate both Ladders 161 and 169 with Ladder 153 out of their regular quarters.

Rest in peace, Brother.

I thought all addresses east of 3rd Avenue began at 200. You learn something new every day.

Relocators can also confuse Meserole Avenue with Meserole Street as well as Melrose Street.

Probably not on a 10-18.

Is Engine 254 still with Engine 245?

48 years ago.

The New Jersey Civil Service Commission has posted the job announcement for the next firefighter entry exam with an issue date of July 1, 2024 and closing date of September 3, 2024. https://www.facebook.com/IAFF384 To apply please find the announcement at...

The Fire Fighter received the "Gallant Ship Award" for her actions at this fire by the U.S. Department of Transportation Maritime Administration.

Rest in peace, Frank. Try to get a card game going up there.

3rd Alarm E289 act. 71, 62 act. 50, 58 act. 73, 295 act. 60, 263 Comm. L59 act. 19, 14, 150 act. 19F B12 SA, B46 act. 26 FF, B33 AR Is the above correct? How could two companies acting Ladder 19 be assigned at the same time?