2/18/25 Brooklyn 3rd Alarm Box 2773

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Fire Location: 1237 67th St

Fire in a vacant PD with extension to exposure 4

E-247,284,282,241,201
L-149,148,109(Fast),114
B-42,40
R-5
Sq-1
D-8
Rac-5

2nd Alarm
E-330,242,243
E-207 w/ Sat. 6
L-172,168
B-48(FF)
B-33(RUL)
B-41(Safety)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-2
RM-1
CTU

B-42 (3) L/S/O

D-8 Transmit a 3rd Alarm

*Staging 65 St & 12th Ave*

3rd Alarm
E-250,228,240,281,246(Comm)
L-147,156,108 Act. ??s/c,132 Act. ??s/c,131s/c
B-43(FF)
B-32(Staging)
B-39(ARC)
Rac-2
MSU
Car-8(Staten Island Borough Commander)
Car-12A(Executive Officer-Chief of Safety)
Car-7(Brooklyn Borough Commander)
Car-11A(Chief of Rescue Operations)

1 10-45 Code 1

Watch Line
E-
L-111
B-

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7/12/24 Brooklyn All Hands Box 2773

Address: 1237 67th St. off 12th Ave. Fire in the basement of a 2½ story 20x50 PD Phone Alarm - Reporting an odor of smoke - 13:24 B-40: Using 2&2 for a fire in the walls - 13:28 B-40: 10-75 - Fire in the walls traveling between the basement & first floor - All Hands (E-242 & TL-114) - 13:31...
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2/28/24 Brooklyn All Hands Box 2773

Address: 1237 67th St. off 12th Ave. Fire on the first floor of a 2½ story vacant 25x50 PD Phone Alarm - Reporting smoke on the first floor - 12:24 E-247: 10-75 - 12:26 L-109 FAST B-40: Urgent - Extra E&T, possible a vacant (E-330 & TL-114) - 12:31 BD transmitting the All Hands B-40...
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11/29/23 Brooklyn 2nd Alarm Box 2773

Fire Location: 1241 67th St Reported as a fire in a PD L-109 Fast B-40 we have window bars. Extra Engine & Truck. E-201 & L-114 BKD Transmits the All Hands E-247,284,282,241,201s/c L-149,148,109(Fast),114s/c B-40,42 R-5 Sq-1 D-8 Rac-5 B-40 fire on the 3rd fl of a 3 story PD 40 X 40. (2)...
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den114 said:
Squatters in previous fires, now a 10-45,1 transmitted.
Wonder if any hydrants blocked, neighborhood has a problem with that.
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City has a blocked hydrant problem. More hydrants blocked these days than unblocked it seems. Always thought the simple trick some cities around country do of placing a flag on each hydrant for easy visibility was clever.
 
BITBOF said:
City has a blocked hydrant problem. More hydrants blocked these days than unblocked it seems. Always thought the simple trick some cities around country do of placing a flag on each hydrant for easy visibility was clever.
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good idea...however those hydrant flags will be gone in a week ..probably used by people on ebikes
other cities place a blue cleat near hydrants in middle of roadway which would be more probable
either way something should be done
 
Providence, R.I. paints a white band around the nearest hydrant about 6 feet up.
They paint a black "H" on that band with an arrow pointing the approximate number of feet away to that hydrant.
Example: a hydrant 50 feet away to the right has an arrow painted in black pointing in the direction of the hydrant with the number 50 on it.

A hydrant across the street gets a black "X" painted under the white band with an arrow marking the number of feet in the correct direction, right or left.

I hope that I have been able to explain this for you to understand.
I don't have a picture to show you either.
I believe in the warmer weather the companies go out in their first due district painting these bands on the street poles
To me, it is a simple and great idea - and it works.
 
entropychaser said:
In the EMS world, this phenomenon is known as the "Frequent Flyer".

But the real All-Stars are those individuals who have taken two or more EMS transports by helicopter.

Of course, all of these activities will be fully funded by the taxpayer.
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If you need to be airlifted to the Emergency Room more then once you either are very clumsy, have terrible luck, or someone is actively trying to kill you.
 
Signal73 said:
Fire Location: 1237 67th St

Fire in a vacant PD with extension to exposure 4

E-247,284,282,241,201
L-149,148,109(Fast),114
B-42,40
R-5
Sq-1
D-8
Rac-5

2nd Alarm
E-330,242,243
E-207 w/ Sat. 6
L-172,168
B-48(FF)
B-33(RUL)
B-41(Safety)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-2
RM-1
CTU

B-42 (3) L/S/O

D-8 Transmit a 3rd Alarm

*Staging 65 St & 12th Ave*

3rd Alarm
E-250,228,240,281,246(Comm)
L-147,156,108 Act. ??s/c,132 Act. ??s/c,131s/c
B-43(FF)
B-32(Staging)
B-39(ARC)
Rac-2
MSU
Car-8(Staten Island Borough Commander)
Car-12A(Executive Officer-Chief of Safety)
Car-7(Brooklyn Borough Commander)
Car-11A(Chief of Rescue Operations)

1 10-45 Code 1

Watch Line
E-
L-111
B-

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nice pic from job.
 
Once again an occupied building is put in danger because of the city's refusal to arrest and prosecute squatters. Now of course there will be a major investigation because one of them is dead. Get them out, take down the vacant building and problem ends.
 
jtsjc1 said:
Once again an occupied building is put in danger because of the city's refusal to arrest and prosecute squatters. Now of course there will be a major investigation because one of them is dead. Get them out, take down the vacant building and problem ends.
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Thats a shitty thing to say about a person who just died in a fire. Regardless of circumstances.
 
Its a shame somebody was killed and the way I typed it wasn't meant to say I think its good. My point really was why does it need to get to that point before they take action. It could have been an FDNY member as easy as a squatter. They did a great job of not having it spread to the adjacent building and possibly be worse. I apologize for the bad wording there.
 
Signal73 said:
Fire Location: 1237 67th St

Fire in a vacant PD with extension to exposure 4

E-247,284,282,241,201
L-149,148,109(Fast),114
B-42,40
R-5
Sq-1
D-8
Rac-5

2nd Alarm
E-330,242,243
E-207 w/ Sat. 6
L-172,168
B-48(FF)
B-33(RUL)
B-41(Safety)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-2
RM-1
CTU

B-42 (3) L/S/O

D-8 Transmit a 3rd Alarm

*Staging 65 St & 12th Ave*

3rd Alarm
E-250,228,240,281,246(Comm)
L-147,156,108 Act. ??s/c,132 Act. ??s/c,131s/c
B-43(FF)
B-32(Staging)
B-39(ARC)
Rac-2
MSU
Car-8(Staten Island Borough Commander)
Car-12A(Executive Officer-Chief of Safety)
Car-7(Brooklyn Borough Commander)
Car-11A(Chief of Rescue Operations)

1 10-45 Code 1

Watch Line
E-
L-111
B-

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Phone Alarm Reporting Smoke On The 2nd Floor - 08:03.

E247: 10-75 The Box, Heavy Fire In A Vacant - 08:07.

E284: Transmit The 2nd Alarm, Extension Into Exposure 4 - 08:08.

CIDS: 2.5-Story 20x50 Class 3 Peaked Roof Private Dwelling, Vacant - Consider Exterior Operations.

B40's Box, B42 Took Over Command.

B42: Fire On The 2nd Floor Of A 2-Story 20x40 Class 3 Vacant Private Dwelling, 3 L/S/O. DWH - 08:19.

Exposures: 1: Street, 2: Alley, 3: Rear Yard, 4: Alley.

D8: Transmit The 3rd Alarm, Fire Throughout & Through The Roof - 08:23.

D8: Units Still Trying To Gain Access The Building, We Don't Have Water On The Fire - 08:25.

D8: Members Have Gained Entry, Water On The Fire - 08:31.

D8: Fire Is Darkening Down, Chasing Some Pockets Of Fire. DWH - 08:41.

CAR24, CAR23D, CAR12C, CAR23B Responding.

FC: s/c (2) Additional Trucks (L108 act. L148 & L132 act. L109) - 08:45.

FC: MBFKD In The Fire Building & Exposure 4, 3 L/S/O. (1) TL In Operation, DWH - 09:05.

FC: (1) 10-45 Code 1, TL172 Doing Hydraulic Overhaul. DWH - 09:20.

FC: AVFKD, PWH - 09:31.

FC: L108 Is Going To Relieve The FAST Truck (L109), s/c (1) Additional Truck (TL131?) - 09:33.

FC: Under Control - 10:10 (Duration 2hr, 7 Min).

Relocations:
L169 act. L168
L108 act. L148
E235 act. E247
L132 act. L109
E229 act. E201
E283 act. E330
L173 act. L109
E202 act. E242
L81 act. L148
L102 act. L109
E218 act. E282
TL120 act. TL172
TL135 act. TL157
B35 act. B48
B51 act. B33
B37 act. B42
 
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