11/5/22 Manhattan 10-77 3rd Alarm Box 877

[Signal73]

Fire Location: 429 E 52nd St off 1st Ave

Fire 20th floor apt 20F.

Reported ppl trapped

E-8,21,39,65,44s/c
E-54(C.F.R.D)
E-23(H.R Nozzle)
E-22 w/ H.R 2
L-2,16,4(Fast)
L-24,35,21s/c
B-8,9,7,10(Safety)
R-1
Sq-41
D-3
Rac-2
RB,SB
FC
RM-1

B-8 transmit a 2nd Alarm. Multiple people hanging out the windows

Roof Rope Rescue being made

2nd Alarm
E-1,26,40,7(Comm)
E-9 w/ Sat. 1
E-14 w/ H.R 1
L-13,7
B-4(FF)
B-6(RUL)
Tac-1
Mask
Car-15

 

[NikFDNY]

L4 Fast
Person(s) trapped in 20F,20H,21J, 36H
E22 vent support w/ Highrise

 

[8060rock]

37 story 125'x200' Class 1 MD

L2 gave 10-77

B8: extra E/T (E?/L?)

VSU E22 w/HR2

FC: by orders of Car15 - transmit 3-3 alarm for relief purposes

3-3 alarm
E325 act. E16, E33 act. E8, E312 act. E44, E76 act. E26
L30 act. L2, L8 act. L4
B45 act. B8, B48 act. B6 SA
B43 Air Recon
HM1, HMB

FC: as per Car15 - (7) 10-45s
(2) Code 2
(2) Code 3
(3) Code 4

FC: Car15 reports lithium battery involved, need HazMat response

Car12C responding

FC: Car15 reports fire is UC (duration 1 hr. 8 min.)

FC: Car15 reports (6) add'l 10-45 Code 4

FC: s/c add'l Rac unit (Rac4)

FC: total of 10-45s is revised as follows:
(2) Code 2
(3) Code 3
(11) Code 4
Total (16) 10-45s

B16 act. B9: have HazMat return, Fire Marshals found add'l lithium-ion batteries

L18 act. L7
E33 act. E8
E325 act. E16
L8 act. L4
L30 act. L2
E6 act. E3
E202 act. E6
L117 act. L13
L128 act. L24
L136 act. L2
E289 act. E8
E291 act. E65
E37 act. E54
L34 act. L4
L55 act. L16
E76 act. E26
E3122 act. E44
B45 act. B8
B48 act. B6
B52 act. B8
B18 act, B6
B16 act. B9

 

[NikFDNY]

E6 acting E3

 

[nfdcanman]

Manhattan feed down on broadcastify

 

[NikFDNY]

Manhattan feed down on broadcastify

Manhattan feed down completely, Manhattan is operating on Citywide 2

 

[nfdcanman]

Manhattan feed down completely, Manhattan is operating on Citywide 2

that explains it! is CW2 online anywhere? I just see CW 1 on radio reference

 

[NikFDNY]

that explains in! is CW2 online anywhere? I just see CW 1 on radio reference

May not be on other apps but CW2 is open on OpenMHz

OpenMHz

openmhz.com

 

[nfdcanman]

May not be on other apps but CW2 is open on OpenMHz

OpenMHz

openmhz.com

always forget about that! also no delay when listening - thank you

 

[Skyler Fire]

2 Rope Rescues 3rd cancelled

 

[Signal73]

I phoned it in fella. With no auto. Dan and Nik I’ll take the help thanks

 

[nfdcanman]

3rd alarm transmitted for relief purposes

B48 Staging Manager - E50 Ave and 1st ave Staging area

26 occupants on the roof protected in place
4 engines assigned to assist EMS with 10-45s
also engines into staging on the 3rd to have CFR equipment ready 1122
10-45 count is 7: 2 codes 2, 2 Code 3, 3 code 4 1126
Hazmat Requested - LI Battery issue 1129
10-45s 2 red 3 orange 11 green 1202
PWH

 

[Lebby]

What companies went over the side?

 

[Skyler Fire]

Look what the entrance says of the building….

 

[Skyler Fire]

What companies went over the side?

Can’t be 100% was a lot of different companies seems like R1 some from TL35 and maybe L16 but let’s wait for confirmation

 

[Signal73]

 

[Signal73]

 

[Lebby]

Can’t be 100% was a lot of different companies seems like R1 some from TL35 and maybe L16 but let’s wait for confirmation

Per Chief Meyers it was R*1 and L*2

 

[Skyler Fire]

Per a FF on TL35 he brought one down.

 

[raybrag]

From the FDNY Facebook page:

“Today at 10:24 a.m. we got calls for fire at 429 East 52nd Street on the 20th floor. Fire, EMS and dispatch did an extraordinary job rescuing a number of civilians, including an incredible roof rope rescue on the 20th floor. The total patient count as of right now is 38, two critical, five serious and the rest minor. The cause of the fire is a lithium ion battery connected to a micro mobility device. I cannot emphasize enough the extraordinary work of our members this morning in unbelievably dangerous conditions,” said FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh from the scene of this morning’s 3-alarm fire at 429 East 52nd Street in Manhattan.
FDNY Deputy Assistant Chief Frank Leeb said, “Our units were on scene In just over three minutes and were confronted with a heavy fire condition on the 20th floor. Our members did an amazing job, we saw the life saving rope rescue, that is a last resort in the FDNY, we were able to rescue two civilians from the fire apartment. What we saw today was our training, our teamwork and our absolute dedication from the units that operated up there with the life saving rope and then passing them off to our exceptionally trained EMS members to get these patients off the scene and to local hospitals in a matter of minutes.”