4/21/18 Manhattan 3rd Alarm 10-76 Box 909

Signal73

Signal73

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Fire Location: 888 7th Ave (Redeye Grill)

Fire in the Kitchen 1st floor of a 46 story commercial 80 X 200 Class 1

CIDS:
1. Street
2. Similar
3. Unknown
4. Similar

B-9 lets go with the 10-75. Heavy smoke condition

L-2 Fast

(E8 training)
E-40,54,16 Act.8,39
L-4,35,2(Fast)
B-9,8
R-1
Sq-18
D-3
Rac-1

B-9 lets go with a 10-76 on this Box @10:25

10-76
E-14(Lobby)
E-23(C.F.R.D)
E-7(Comm)
E-33 w/ H.R 1
L-16,25
B-7,10,6 Act. 8(Safety)
RB,SB
FC,FCB(N/A Not Staffed)
Tac-1
CTU
Mask

B-9 All Hands @10:27
B-9 The address is 888 7th Ave Fire in the duct work of the restaurant extending to the ceiling. Heavy smoke from the roof @10:28
D-3 10-84 @ 10:32
B-9 Water on the fire. MBFKD @10:33
D-3 Heavy fire in the duct work. Want to go with a 2nd Alarm @10:41

2nd Alarm
E-44,65,26,34
E-9 w/ Sat. 1
L-21,8
B-11,2
B-4(RUL)
B-39(Air Recon)
R-4
D-1
Car-4C (Chief of Ops Administration. DAC Hodgens)

D-3 Command channel established @10:42
D-3 AVFKD 4 L/S/O DWH @10:57
D-3 transmit a 3rd Alarm Heavy smoke condition above @11:00

*Staging East 59th & 7th Ave*

3rd Alarm
E-74,21,22,5
E-1(C.F.R.D)s/c
L-24,7,22s/c,163s/c
L-12(Fast)s/c
B-45(Staging)
B-1 Act. 9(FF)
Car-1C (Fire Commissioner Liaison)
Car-12A (Executive Officer to the Chief of Safety Command DC Jardin)
Car-22E (Deputy Fleet Director Rick Vella)
Car-9 (Queens Borough Commander AC Edward Baggot)

FC per D-3 special call 2 additional trucks for relief @11:23
FC per D-3 All Searches Negative. PWH @11:27
FC per Car 4C assuming command. 3 10-45s Code 4 @ 11:31
FC per Car 4C s/c 1 Engine & 1 Truck to relieve the C.F.R.D Engine & Fast Truck @11:43
FC per Car 4C 10-2 E1 & L12 @11:47
FC per Car 4C Fire Under Control @11:49

Duration 1 Hour & 31 Minutes

Watchline
E-46,259
L-86,138
B-18

Relocations:
Squad 1 Act. Rescue 1
Division 14 Act. Division 3
Engine 262 Act. Engine 3
Engine 202 Act. Engine 7
Engine 91 Act. Engine 8
Engine 221 Act. Engine 14
Engine 206 Act. Engine 16
Engine 37 Act. Engine 26
Engine 218 Act. Engine 33
Engine 45 Act. Engine 37
Engine 307 Act. Engine 40
Engine 48 Act. Engine 45
Engine 76 Act. Engine 54
Engine 43 Act. Engine 74
Ladder 130 Act. Ladder 4
Ladder 15 Act. Ladder 7
Ladder 17 Act. Ladder 13
Ladder 151 Act. Ladder 16
Ladder 23 Act. Ladder 21
Ladder 44 Act. Ladder 23
Ladder 108 Act. Ladder 24
Ladder 163 Act. Ladder 35
Battalion 31 Act. Battalion 2
Battalion 37 Act. Battalion 6
Battalion 49 Act. Battalion 8
Battalion 1 Act. Battalion 9
Battalion 52 Act. Battalion 9
Battalion 26 Act. Battalion 10
 
Signal73 said:
Fire Location: 890 7th Ave

Fire in the Kitchen

B-9 lets go with the 10-75. Heavy smoke condition

L-2 Fast
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Address, 888 7th Ave., (Redeye grill)

BN-9, go with a 10-76 for this box

BN-9, All Hands
 
  Has anybody been keeping a count on how many first due jobs E23 has missed since they were relocated to L25? ???
 
TL86 from Richmond Avenue to Midtown...some ride. Fastest route is through NJ with the Turnpike to the tunnel. 55 mins at the moment. 1 hour 12 mins through BK and city.
 
mikeindabronx said:
http://beta.nydailynews.com/new-york/skyscraper-blaze-carnegie-hall-injures-people-article-1.3947158
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I don?t mean to be picky about this, but?well, yeah, I guess I do mean to be picky.

I?m used to the media (print, in this case) having poor reporting and editing capabilities but it always makes me think back to the days when reporters, especially from the Daily News, actually went to the scene of an incident, did multiple interviews and, if they didn?t get the details right, their proof-readers and editors would know enough about the city to catch the mistakes and fix them before they got into print.  In this case it?s not a big deal, but nonetheless it annoys and saddens me when I realize the professionalism that used to be and probably never will be again.

?888 Seventh Ave. near W. 57th St.? The address might be ?near? 57th Street, but it?s ?at? 56th Street, in fact right on the corner of 56th and Seventh.

?the 46-story building next to Carnegie Hall.?  It?s not ?next to Carnegie Hall?, it?s across 7th Avenue from Carnegie Hall.

?being extinguished about noon.?  Yes, 11:49 AM is ?about? noon, but if our member Signal73 on NYCFIRE.NET could get it exact, I?d think the NYDN with all its money and resources could achieve the same precision.

I don?t mean to turn this into a discussion about the abilities of the Fourth Estate.  There are plenty of other sites for that discussion but I had to say it.
 
I have a daughter in writing school and she told me that there encouraged to use strong verbs in there articles and stories to show more drama.

I didn?t even know what a strong verb vs a weak verb one until she explained it to me lol.
 
kfd274 said:
Why the second rescue on the second alarm?  Is that standard or did the Chief ask for a second rescue?
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10-76 2nd ALARM A notification signal transmitted when, in the judgment of the Incident Commander, conditions indicate a fire in a high-rise commercial building requires, in addition to the units assigned on a 10-76, a total response of the following units:
4 Engine companies
2 Ladder companies
3 Battalion Chiefs
1 Deputy Chief
1 Rescue company
1 Satellite Unit


Standard
 
Signal73 said:
kfd274 said:
Why the second rescue on the second alarm?  Is that standard or did the Chief ask for a second rescue?
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10-76 2nd ALARM A notification signal transmitted when, in the judgment of the Incident Commander, conditions indicate a fire in a high-rise commercial building requires, in addition to the units assigned on a 10-76, a total response of the following units:
4 Engine companies
2 Ladder companies
3 Battalion Chiefs
1 Deputy Chief
1 Rescue company
1 Satellite Unit


Standard
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  Thank you Signal 73
 
memory master said:
Is that restaurant where the 'English Pub' used to be?
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There used to be a place called "The English Pub" on Sixth Avenue between West 3rd Street and Minetta Lane, a few doors south of the Waverly theater in the Village.  I believe it was under the same ownership as O.Henry's and La Groceria, each on opposite corners a block north on West 4th (two great restaurants that are still missed, although O.Henry's always seemed more touristy to me). I'd guess this goes back at least to the late '70s or early '80s.  I'm not sure, but it may have moved to midtown sometime after that.
 
manhattan said:
memory master said:
Is that restaurant where the 'English Pub' used to be?
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There used to be a place called "The English Pub" on Sixth Avenue between West 3rd Street and Minetta Lane, a few doors south of the Waverly theater in the Village.  I believe it was under the same ownership as O.Henry's and La Groceria, each on opposite corners a block north on West 4th (two great restaurants that are still missed, although O.Henry's always seemed more touristy to me). I'd guess this goes back at least to the late '70s or early '80s.  I'm not sure, but it may have moved to midtown sometime after that.
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It was in the 70's that I think I remember it being on the west side of 7th between 56th and 57th. The steak and kidney pie (however lousy it sounds) was fantastic. That I do remember.
 
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