1/24/26 Bronx 10-77/4th Alarm/10-60/10-66 Box 4399

[NikFDNY]

I believe transmission of the 10-66 automatically triggers the next higher alarm

10-66 is transmits the Second Alarm if not already transmitted, the 10-66 Code 1 transmits the next greater alarm

 

[lnwlfmdc]

Curious, was there a rundown for the companies already on scene when the explosion occurred before the 10-77? Thanks.

 

[NikFDNY]

Curious, was there a rundown for the companies already on scene when the explosion occurred before the 10-77? Thanks.

Its the First Alarm unit that are on the 10-77 so

E038 E066 E063
T051 L061
BC15

(I cant remember if the Bronx is the one with pilot program for a reduced response)

 

[Bdubbs]

Not many pictures floating around of the interior hallways of 16 and 17

 

[10-75 Da Box!]

Its the First Alarm unit that are on the 10-77 so

E038 E066 E063
T051 L061
BC15

(I cant remember if the Bronx is the one with pilot program for a reduced response)

PHONE - 1ST - EMERGENCY (Odor Of Gas)
E038, E066
T051
BC15

 

[NikFDNY]

PHONE - 1ST - EMERGENCY (Odor Of Gas)
E038, E066
T051
DC15

might wanna check the battalion there

 

[seniorofficer]

The people you mentioned above the Deputy Mayor, the head of OEM, and the Fire Commissioner, does not include the people of the city of N.Y. and the City Counsel. Keep the statics down and then try to go and get more funding for things like, reopening fire units, more 5-man manning units, more Squads (One per Division). Brothers and sisters just reflect on the number units in the FDNY that have been closed and never reopened. I worked in some units still closed including, Eng. 27, Eng. 17, Eng. 85, Squad 3. Captain Bob Rainey FDNY Engine 26 retired

Bob, every Division in the city has a Squad . . . .except the 3rd Division.
With the proliferation of Li-Ion devices flooding the city, in a fantasy world - it would be ideal if each Division could also have it's own HasMat company. And while you're at it, how about a Rescue company for each division as well, instead of relocating Squads into Rescue companies and into other boroughs when on a busy day, SOC starts running a little thin.
BUT myself and many others still feel that the highest priority should be the rapid placement of that first line into operation, accomplished by having all 197 engines with FIVE-man manning. That would also save resources and eliminate the need for 4 engines on the first alarm, just to get two lines into operation (and reduce the number of relocations.)