12/9/2021 Brooklyn All Hands Box 3785

[firephish]

Address: 4322 15 Avenue - between 43 & 44 Street

Fire on the 1st floor of a 3 story 100x60 commercial bakery.

Initial call was for an automatic alarm.

0244 - Bn. 48 - We have an odor of smoke. Fill out the box.

0246 - Bn. 48 - 10-75 the box.

TL-114 FAST

0249 - Bn. 48 - Fire on the 1st floor in the rear. 1 L/S.

0253 - Bn. 48 - All Hands - 2 L/S/O.

0302 - Bn. 48 - Notify the Dept. of Health that the fire is in a commercial bakery.

0309 - Div. 11 - Primary searches are complete and negative throughout. Trucks continuing to open up. DWH

0313 - Div. 11 - Extra Engine and Truck (E-211 act. E-282, L-166 act. L-148).

0331 - Div. 11 - All visible fire is extinguished. PWH - Duration 59 minutes.

0355 - Div. 11 - Secondaries are complete and negative throughout. Under Control - Duration 1 hour 23 minutes.

Maybe:
E-282, 250, 247, 281, 211 act. 282 s/c
L-148, 147, 114F, 166 act. 148 s/c
B-48, 40
S-1
R-2
D-11
RAC-2

 

[allhandstowork]

250 & 148 on original class 3
282 was on an EMS run

250,282,281,247. 211
148,147, 114 166

 

[johnd248]

I can remember when an all hands came over the bells the units assigned on the second alarm would gather on the apparatus floor so they were ready to respond when and if the second was transmitted. Recently, they have been using relocators so some companies that would have been assigned remain in quarters. Very often we would hear the battalion or deputy transmit a second over the radio and we would be out the door before the bells rang.

 

[den114]

I wonder if that is still in the books. Might have been the Communications manual.
Assigning the relocating company would depend on their 10-10, if 10-8 in the response area of unit they’re going to. It seems that relocating companies, not always, are coming from quite a distance.
No company is “safe” anymore, no matter how “busy” they are.
The old response/assignment cards are out like the bells.