3/24/24 New Haven CT Signal 22 Box 1002

[Signal73]

Fire Location: 51 Chatham St

Box 1002

Reported as a kitchen fire

E10 E17 E4 T3 T1 R1 EU1 C33 Soc 1

17s we have a header

E10 on scene Signal 73 heavy fire

E5 & C32 on the working fire

C33 Signal 22

2nd Alarm
E8 E6
Eu2
C39 C31 C35 C95 C50 C36
FM-1

E10 we have a bad hydrant

R1 heavy fire 2nd floor we need a line to the 2nd

R1 to command. E4 needs water charge their line we have heavy fire

C39 fire on all 3 floors and in the attic

C39 evacuate the building

 

[Signal73]

51 Chatham Street - 03/24/24 - cisconefirephotos

2nd Alarm

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51 Chatham Street (2nd Alarm) - Fill The Box Fire Photography

3/24/24: Just before 12:30, New Haven Firefighters responded to Chatham Street for a reported kitchen fire. Engine 10 arrived on scene and transmitted a working fire (Signal 73) for heavy fire on the first and second floor of a three story wood. Initial companies would have challenges to...

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New Haven 2nd alarm 51-53 Chatham St. dwelling fire - Glenn Duda

03/24/24 New Haven, CT - Firefighters were met with heavy fire conditions due to strong winds. Initially the first due company had a bad hydrant, requiring tank water to be used. Engine companies were able to overcome this obstacle and start an interior attack. The fire had gained good headway...

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[Lebby]

51 Chatham Street - 03/24/24 - cisconefirephotos

2nd Alarm

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51 Chatham Street (2nd Alarm) - Fill The Box Fire Photography

3/24/24: Just before 12:30, New Haven Firefighters responded to Chatham Street for a reported kitchen fire. Engine 10 arrived on scene and transmitted a working fire (Signal 73) for heavy fire on the first and second floor of a three story wood. Initial companies would have challenges to...

www.filltheboxfire.com

New Haven 2nd alarm 51-53 Chatham St. dwelling fire - Glenn Duda

03/24/24 New Haven, CT - Firefighters were met with heavy fire conditions due to strong winds. Initially the first due company had a bad hydrant, requiring tank water to be used. Engine companies were able to overcome this obstacle and start an interior attack. The fire had gained good headway...

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What company has the green front?

 

[Signal73]

Emergency Units 3 in the City

Non transport ALS Units

 

[Lebby]

Emergency Units 3 in the City

Non transport ALS Units

That was my guess, but you know what they say about assumptions. How are they used during working fires; for patient care or firefighting?

 

[Signal73]

They are assigned on the initial box for Patient/FF Care

New policy on a 2nd Alarm another is assigned for the same thing.

But looks like either can be used for Fire Fighting at any given time.

@BCR Might be able to explain better

 

[BCR]

They are assigned on the initial box for Patient/FF Care

New policy on a 2nd Alarm another is assigned for the same thing.

But looks like either can be used for Fire Fighting at any given time.

@BCR Might be able to explain better

Emergency Unit on the initial box is supposed to set up for patient care, when/if an AMR ALS unit arrives they can be utilized for other tasks. The unit on the second alarm performs whatever duty the I/C assigns to them. For the most part if it’s exterior they can operate solo, interior they usually get assigned to a company officer and join up with that company. Of course it all depends on the incident and needs of the I/C.