12/14/25 Brooklyn 10-75 Box 2674

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Fire Location: 272 56th St

E-201 gave the 10-75

Fire on the 1st floor of a 3 story frame 25 X 50

B-40 All Hands

B-40 10-70

E-201,241,228,247(WRU),282
L-114,109,148(Fast),149
B-40,48
R-2
Sq-1
D-8
Rac-5
 
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EMS Information - MCI 21 - Box 2674​
C40 - Confirmed Fire, Staging is 3rd Av & 55th St, Best Access is on 3rd Av, Command Post is infront of the Fire, Patient Count is Zero, Potential is High.

ALS:
BLS:
RESC: XR2
SUPR: C40
CAR:
SPEC: LS8 MRTU 3(or MERV 1
 
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BITBOF said:
201 and 114 on another box? Shld be 1st due
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Maybe, it’s the way the 40 Bn, changed the way we, 114 & 201, used to respond. this 2674 response between 2nd & 3rd Ave, especially this particular address which is probably a few buildings off of 3rd ave. The “new way” is for units to not go against the streets direction & to go with the direction of traffic. The old way would have 201 & 114 go to 56th & 3rd & go down towards 2nd ave. With this address we’d go right to the corner & go down a couple of buildings to the address instead of going all the way down to 2nd ave & coming up with 241 &109 responding along 2nd ave & up 56th st.
Old way 201 & 114 would always come opposite each other on the boxes from 5th ave down to 1st ave. No units blocked out & worked for many, many years, especially with many row frames in our response area & the streets running uphill from the river.
 
Guess we can add 201/114 to the list. Back in the day with the (strict) 7th battalion they used to say the only companies that couldn’t go against traffic were 3 Engine, 12 Truck and Marine 1…lol.
 
doneleven said:
Guess we can add 201/114 to the list. Back in the day with the (strict) 7th battalion they used to say the only companies that couldn’t go against traffic were 3 Engine, 12 Truck and Marine 1…lol.
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When life is at risk, for a 1st due engine & truck, especially from the same quarters, to go about 2 blocks out of the way, is not good. At times, the 2nd due truck is behind 3 rigs, unless the 2nd engine lets the 2nd due truck in ahead of them & then grabs a hydrant. Mostly depends on building location on the block & hydrant locations.
 
Signal73 said:
Fire Location: 272 56th St

E-241 gave the 10-75

Fire on the 1st floor of a 3 story frame 25 X 50

B-40 All Hands

B-40 10-70

E-201,241,228,247(WRU),282
L-114,109,148(Fast),131
B-40,48
R-2
Sq-1
D-8
Rac-5
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T149 Replaced T131 On The All Hands.

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire On The 1st Floor Of A Multiple Dwelling - 12:55.

Brooklyn Said E241, But Listening Back E201 Gave It (Got In 1st With 114 Right Behind Them).

B40: 3-Story 25x60 Class 4 Flat Roof Multiple Dwelling - 13:00.

Exposures: 1: Street, 3: Attached 3-Story Brick, 3: Rear Yard, 4: Similar Attached.

B40: Positive Water Source Established, Water On The Fire - 13:06.

B40: Using All Hands - 13:08.

D8: MBFKD, DWH - 13:17.

D8: PWH - 13:27.

D8: Under Control - 13:30 (Duration 35 Min).

Relocations:
E224 act. E201
E254 act. E282
T157 act. T114
T077 act. T149
 
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