11/28/20 Staten Island 10-75 Box 2593

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Signal73

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Fire Location: 501 Industry Rd

Fire in A Commercial (Trampoline Park)

Extra engine and truck E-168 & L-80

All Hands transmitted

B-22 heavy smoke condition.Trying to locate the fire

Maybe:
Sq-8,E-166,E-158,E-163,E-168s/c
TL-86,L-83,TL-85(Fast),L-80s/c,TL-87s/c,TL-77 Act. 86s/c
B-22,B-23
R-5
Sq-1
D-8
Rac-5
E-159 w/ Sat. 5
 
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L85 FAST(that's what he said)

10-75 by SQ8

going with...

SQ8/E166/E158/E163
L86/L83
TL85(Fast)
BC22/BC23
R5/DC8

extra 1/1

E168/L80
E159/Sat5 (152 originally assigned as 159 on an EMS run, 159 now 10-8 and responding)

1815 hrs.... S/C 2 add'l trucks

TL87 and TL77act86

relocators:
TL77 act TL86
BC42/BC22
L82/L85
E318/E163
BC32/BC23
E228/SQ8
E155/E158
L169/???
 
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SI announcing phone alarm box 2593, South Avenue @ Industrial Road, fire in a commercial building

"Fly High" Trampoline Park

SQ8 to SI: 10-75 the box

CIDS: 501 Industry Road, Commercial 2-story 150x350 Class 5, fully sprinklered, solar panels, no roof operations, must use search rope. Sprinkler shut-off in mezzanine of "Fly High."

Long runs for all companies to this box...desolate and industrial part of SI.

TL87's 2nd piece (L-87 CPC) rig was also 10-84. Don't see that out too often.
 
I wonder what was on fire. I don't see anything in the Advance.
 
How long of a run is this for 168 time wise. I know distance is a hike for all but would think they could get in pretty quick with a straight highway drive.
 
Len90 said:
How long of a run is this for 168 time wise. I know distance is a hike for all but would think they could get in pretty quick with a straight highway drive.
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At this time, maps says 8 minutes - 4.5 miles. It is definitely an easy/straight run on the West Shore EXPWY
 
jlab said:
I wonder what was on fire. I don't see anything in the Advance.
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I didn’t see anything on SILIVE.com either. From citizen video it looks like there was already a good smoke condition emitting from the building when first due TL86 arrives. Sprinklers were activated and made good work.
 
Len90 said:
How long of a run is this for 168 time wise. I know distance is a hike for all but would think they could get in pretty quick with a straight highway drive.
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The only thing that slows up 168 getting on the West Shore Expwy. N/B is that when they leave quarters the have to go down Rossville Ave. to Arthur Kill Rd., make a right on Arthur Kill and take that up a ways, go under the West Shore and then left onto the highway. Same goes to getting to the highway S/B only they don't have to go under highway to access an on ramp.
 
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I gotta think 80 truck could get there much quicker than 85. Maybe further mileage wise but that's a long haul for 85
 
SI1075 said:
I gotta think 80 truck could get there much quicker than 85. Maybe further mileage wise but that's a long haul for 85
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You are probably right about the time, but by distance, L 85 is closer. 4.6 miles vs 5.3 miles. Rockland Avenue is direct but slow. L79 is 5.1 miles but roads are slow.

West Shore of SI has single engine companies - E158, E168 and used to be E154 (now Squad 8). Truck response into West Shore locations has always been a concern. As I remember, former E154 (now Squad 8) firehouse on Victory was built for an engine and truck in the early 1970s.

Going back even further, in the 1950s, the single engine on the East Shore - E152, E161 (L81 was at E159) - were issued Quads with ladder company ladders and equipment. But not E158 the single West Shore engine. But they did issue Quads to L76 and L82.
 
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Guess I'll show my age by saying I vividly remember 251 and 312 with their Quads. They were impressive looking rigs at the time.
 
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