10/16/20 Manhattan 10-75 Box 1142

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Fire Location: 126 East 83 St

Box loaded up due to calls

E-39 gave the 10-75

Fire top floor of a 5 story MD

Maybe:
E-22,39,53,74,91s/c
L-13,16,43(Fast),9 Act. 13s/c
B-10,8
R-1
Sq-41
D-3
Rac-1

B-10 All Hands

D-3 extra Engine & Truck

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( FDNY BOX 1142 - MANHATTAN ) - FDNY OPERATING AT A QUICKLY KNOCKED DOWN 10-75 ALL HANDS FIRE IN A MULTIPLE DWELLING ON EAST 83RD STREET ON THE UPPER EAST SIDE OF MANHATTAN IN NEW YORK CITY
 
Just an FYI:
10-75 is a "request" for a full first alarm assignment including special units.
ALL HANDS is a notification signal that all first alarm units are operating.
Don't confuse the two.
 
Upon receipt of numerous sources for a fire location, the dispatchers have usually 4 engines, 3 trucks*, rescue and squad respond. That is what the assignment would be upon a 10-75 signal received from a first arriving unit, hence "loading up the box."
* One truck is designated as the "FAST" truck.
 
Ok. So does this mean dispatch gets the units that would roll for a 10-75 in route before a 10-75 is confirmed since the multiple calls are corroborating a fire?
 
Ok. So does this mean dispatch gets the units that would roll for a 10-75 in route before a 10-75 is confirmed since the multiple calls are corroborating a fire?
Correct. The only units that don’t go are the Division, 10-75 chief, the RAC and the FAST truck

For reference see attached
 

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"Loading the Box" is influenced by both the number of calls (or Boxes pulled IF they are working) = "QUANTITY" of calls ..... plus the "QUALITY" of the calls picked up on by an experienced Dispatcher as they interview the caller.
 
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