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Totally agree, Bob. As I stated before, with 17 members in the hospital, three 10-45's (one being a code 1) and a 10-66 transmitted, I don't care how busy you are in the background, or have something with your family, your job and duty as COD are to the MEMBERS/BROTHERS in this Department first...

I would have thought they would be a little more than well aware. A 10-66 isn't a drill transmission.

5th alarm and a 10-66. Did the Commissioner or the COD ever show up?

The TWO 10-45's are both a Code 1.

Jack - you, me and Howie could have possibly been in the same room.

Many multiples in that area in the last few years between Watson and Westchester, on Evergreen & Colgate

That must have been a BIG boat to need 17 units and about 5 chiefs for some guy that took a header, Hope he didn't hit the timing belt/

No such thing as a "rekindle." Maybe should be termed "Missed a spot operation"

Boy, do I wish! Family time meant converting to a station wagon.

In many ways, this can be attributed to Mayor Mamdani’s newly released “Block by Block - The Housing Plan for a New Era,” which proposes $22 billion in capital investment over five years to build 200,000 new affordable homes and preserve 200,000 more. The plan also allocates $5.6 billion to...

Cliff Johnson of Steamfitters Local 638, who was working inside the building, told PIX11 News that his members were inside when the structure began to fail. “The general contractor chose to go non‑union for this project. All we want is responsible construction in the City of New York,” Johnson...

I think the initial use of drones would be better to evaluate whether or not it was safe enough to put even one member on those floors to evaluate the situation. Worst case scenario - I'd rather chance losing two or three $50,000 drones than ONE member if even a partial collapse would occur.

Buckled columns with 10 stories above, and sagging floors from 22-26. I would hope those SOC brothers were quickly removed in favor of surviellance by drones instead. They moved staging back an additional block for safety, but had three companies with no actual engineering expertise inspecting...

LOL I bought my high school graduation suit in Robert Hall. And used to (literally) live in Lafayette Electronics just west of the armory. I had my '67 Chevy Caprice Classic, SS 427, 385 hp serviced in McGrotty. The only antipollution device was a PCV valve!

That would be right. Also, is that L136 and L129 correct? There are at least 4 truck co.s closer unless there was a concurrent operation nearby

I like how the bridge structure wasn't at all involved, but the dumb NY Post writes that the bridge "caught" fire,

Any info on the Brother that was removed? Hope it was nothing serious.

There have been MANY commercial multiples in the last 50 years at that area between Apollo St and Gardiner Ave.box. I remember twice the (original) Superpmper was used.