12/21/23 Queens All Hands Box 8644

[HC7]

Incident Location: 164-01 Foch Boulevard

Phone Alarm Reporting Smoke In Apartment 1D.

E275: 10-75 The Box, Fire On The 1st Floor.

CIDS: 8-Story 200x50 Class 1 Multiple Dwelling, 10 Apartments Per Floor.

QD/B54: TL127 Is Designated Your FAST Truck & Medical Branch Resources Are Responding.

B54: Using All Hands For Fire On The 1st Floor Of A 8-Story 200x50 Occupied Flat Roof NFP Multiple Dwelling, 164-01 Foch Boulevard Is The Confirmed Address. 2 L/S, 1 L/O. Water On The Fire, Trucks Are Opening Up. Searches Are In Progress, DWH. (Duration 9 Min)

Exposures:
1: Courtyard
2: Yard
3: Lot
4: Street

B54: Primary Searches In The Fire Apartment (1D) Are Complete & Negative, MBOFKD. (Duration 10 Min)

D13: All Fire Has Been Extinguished, PWH. (Duration 21 Min)

D13: Secondary Searches Are Complete & Negative, Under Control. (Duration 25 Min)

Rundown:
E275, E303, E317, E298
TL155, L126, TL127F
B54, B50
R4
SQ270
D13
RAC4
*E302 Unavailable, EMS Box 8871*
*L133 OOS?*
*L165 Unavailable, Box 5023*

Relocations:
L140 act. L133
E214 act. E302
L112 act. L126
E286 act. E303
E297 act. E298

 

[Darrell]

17th AH in Queens this month. 2nd place in the City behind Bklyn.

Also wouldn't this be considered a 10-77 due to its a Residential HR? Or is it not considered a Highrise by NYC standards?

 

[dg116]

Generally speaking, "high rise" buildings are 10 stories or higher. However, if the I/C feels the conditions require a "high rise response", even for a lower sized building, he'll transmit the 10-77.