10/27/24 Brooklyn All Hands Box 2290

[Hank]

Incident Location: 1555 East 91st Street

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire In A Private Dwelling - 08:00.

E257 'Urgent': 10-75 The Box - 08:04.

TL159 - FAST.

B58: Using All Hands On Arrival (E309 & L103) For Fire On The 2nd Floor & In The Attic Of A 2-Story 20x40 Peaked Roof Private Dwelling - 08:07.

B58: 1 L/S/O, Water On The Fire. Solar Panels On The Roof, DWH - 08:08.

Exposures: 1: Street, 2: Similar Attached, 3: Rear Yard, 4: Similar Detached.

D15: PWH - 08:32.

D15: Under Control - 08:33 (Duration 33 Min).

Rundown:
E257, E323, E310, E283, E309
TL170, L174, TL159F, L103
B58, B44
R2
SQ252
D15
RAC2

Relocations:
TL105 act. TL170
TL149 act. TL159
E243 act. E309
E220 act. E310

 

[Agentblack]

Hey guys, I have a quick question… Is there a specific reason why the dispatcher calls sometimes the units about 20 minutes ahead of time?

 

[NikFDNY]

Hey guys, I have a quick question… Is there a specific reason why the dispatcher calls sometimes the units about 20 minutes ahead of time?

Can you explain farther?

 

[bf231]

Hey guys, I have a quick question… Is there a specific reason why the dispatcher calls sometimes the units about 20 minutes ahead of time?

Calls ahead of time? Not sure what that means.

Are you talking about when the dispatcher advises Chief at scene of working fire how long they’ve been operating? That is done for safety reasons. With everything going on at a job the dispatcher giving a Time Benchmark is a reminder for command to realize how long fire has actually been going. If fire is still actively attacking structural members for that long have an increased risk of collapse, etc…

 

[CFDMarshal]

I think they are referring to the 20 min notification of operating time.