11/9/22 Brooklyn 3rd Alarm Box 1527

Signal73

Signal73

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Fire Location: 222 East 8th St

Fire in a 7 story MD NFP

B-48 All Hands extra Engine & Truck

E-281,248,240,255,243 Act. 240s/c
L-157,169 Act.147,113(Fast),148s/c
B-48,41
R-2
Sq-1
D-15
Rac-5

B-48 Transmit a 2nd Alarm @09:10

2nd Alarm
E-250,220,282
E-330 w/ Sat. 3
L-147,101 Act. 147s/c,122s/c,124 Act. 157s/c,132s/c
L-174,102 Act. 122 s/c
B-33(FF)
B-40(RUL)
B-32(Safety)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-2
RM-1
CTU
Car-13(Chief of Fire Prevention)

B-48 2 L/S/O

D-15 s/c 2 more trucks

FC per Car-13 Transmit a 3rd Alarm @10:00

* Staging East 8th St & Coney Island Ave*

3rd Alarm
E-236 Act. 255,245 Act. 250,216 Act. 240,227 Act.248,279(Comm)
L-156,172
B-35 Act. 40(Staging)
B-39 Act. 41(FF)
B-58(Air Recon)
Rac-2
Mask
HM-1
HMB
E-165 w/ 2nd Piece
Car-23D(Press Duty)

FC they had a Li-Ion battery in Apt 5J. Requesting Haz-Mat

Watch Line
E-222 Act. 255,280
L-106 Act. 147, 107 Act. 157
B-

Watch Line
E-235,318
L-108,111
B-43

Relocations:
Engine 236 Act. Engine 255
Engine 216 Act. Engine 240
Engine 245 Act. Engine 250
Engine 227 Act. Engine 248
Ladder 173 Act. Ladder 174
Ladder 101 Act. Ladder 147
Ladder 102 Act. Ladder 122
Ladder 124 Act. Ladder 157
Battalion 35 Act. Engine 40
Battalion 39 Act. Battalion 41

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Mike M

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Poor E228 turned around on both 2-2 and 3-3 because relocators were assigned instead. How the times have changed. The trend continues. I don't see the reasoning for leaving the 'first-due' neighborhoods with a large gap in services over and over when they transmit more alarms or special call units.
 
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GeoC

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Mike M said:
Poor E228 turned around on both 2-2 and 3-3 because relocators were assigned instead. How the times have changed. The trend continues. I don't see the reasoning for leaving the 'first-due' neighborhoods with a large gap in services over and over when they transmit more alarms or special call units.
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I agree.
Wonder how close were the relocators were when special called to fire. Considering time of day and change of tour Companies like L124, 102 - E 216,236 may not be as close as regularly assigned Companies on multiple alarms. Plus they may not be familiar with response and streets. Something to consider in assignments.
Maybe not at this fire as time line suggest relocating companies had ample time to be AQ but something to consider.
 
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8060rock

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E281, 248 & 240 were still on scene when the BklynD notified them, report of fire on 5th floor.

BklynD: super is now reporting fire on 6th floor

B48: fill out the box

B48: reassign D15 & FT

B48 gave 10-75

B48: Using All Hands, fire in apt. 5J (same apt. as earlier job), 2 L/S - 1 L/O

B48: extra E/T (E243 act. E240 & L148)

B48: 2 L/S/O - MBFKD, checking apt. below & cockloft

D15: 3 L/S - 2 L/O, extinguishing pockets of fire on 6th floor

D15: 3 L/S/O, extinguishing pockets of fire on 5th, 6th, 7th floors, s/c (2) add'l Trucks

FC: s/c (2) add'l Trucks

FC: 3-3 alarm for relief purposes

FC: s/c add'l FT (L110 act. L113) to replace L113
 
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