3/1/24 Brooklyn All Hands Box 3329

[Hank]

Incident Location: 1966 Coney Island Avenue

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire In A Liquor Store.

B33: Using 2&2 For A HVAC Unit Fire On The Roof Of A 1-Story 20x60 Commercial, 1966 Coney Island Avenue Is The Confirmed Address.

B33: Used All Hands, Under Control. No Special Units Or EMS Required. All Fire Has Been Extinguished, No Extension. @17:53 (Duration 19 Min)

Rundown:
E276, E330, E254
L156, TL172
B33
D8
*D15 Unavailable*

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[FDNYSTATENISLAND]

Incident Location: 1966 Coney Island Avenue

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire In A Liquor Store.

B33: Using 2&2 For A HVAC Unit Fire On The Roof Of A 1-Story 20x60 Commercial, 1966 Coney Island Avenue Is The Confirmed Address.

B33: Used All Hands, Under Control. No Special Units Or EMS Required. All Fire Has Been Extinguished, No Extension. @17:53 (Duration 19 Min)

Rundown:
E276, E330, E254
L156, TL172
B33
*D15 Unavailable*

The division wouldn’t respond even if they were available. No DIV on AH/UC usually

 

[NikFDNY]

The division wouldn’t respond even if they were available. No DIV on AH/UC usually

Divisions can and do respond, normally on their discretion. Look at some of the rundowns for AH/UC's on this site.

 

[FDNYSTATENISLAND]

Divisions can and do respond, normally on their discretion. Look at some of the rundowns for AH/UC's on this site.

You’re right. But Some of the rundowns on this site are wrong and assumptions

 

[Looks Like We Got A Job]

You’re right. But Some of the rundowns on this site are wrong and assumptions

I feel like this convo has been had on this site before... DC rarely respond to the AH/UC's..but they are still on the box (get a mark). It is the DC decision weather they want to respond or not.

 

[scoobyd]

The Division gets a ticket. In this case it was D8, as D15 got assigned to a job in Brownsville about a minute before. The BC will generally call the DC to let him know what's going on and usually the DC will not respond.