4/6/21 Queens 8th Alarm Box 7864

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CJames21

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UnitWithTheUrgent said:
Address: 89-01 (A wing) 89-11 (B wing) 34th Ave. off 90th St.

Fire on the top floor & into the cockloft of a 6 story 150x100 class 3 MD

Box loaded up due to calls - 13:05

L-154: Urgent 10-75 - Top floor fire - 13:07

L-136 FAST

B-46: All Hands - Extra E&T (E-292 & TL-117) - 13:08

B-46: 2 L/S, 1 L/O - DWH - 13:14

D-14: Transmit a 2nd Alarm - Fire in the cockloft - 13:25

B-52 RUL, B-28 Safety

D-14: Transmit a 3rd Alarm with 2 additional Tower Ladder's (TL-115 & TL-17 act. 117) - 13:35

Staging: Northern Blvd at 91st St.

D-14: 4 L/S/O - In the process of doing a trench cut - DWH - 13:45

D-14: Special call 2 additional trucks (L-128 & L-140) - 13:47

FC: 5 L/S, 4 L/O - 4 TL's setup standing by - Cockloft nozzle in operation - Trench cut has been made but not pulled yet - DWH - 13:59

FC: We're pulling all members off the top floor & puttying all 4 TL's into operation - 14:02

FC: Special call 2 additional TL's (TL-12 act. 163 & TL-54 act. 117) - 14:05

FC: Special call 1 additional truck to relieve the FAST truck (L-151) - 14:08

FC: Transmit a full 4th Alarm - Fire has jumped the trench cut into the B wing - 14:09

FC: Special call 2 additional BC's above the 4th (B-37 & B-35) - 14:12

FC: The FAST truck has been put to work (for firefighting duty) - L-140 is now designated the FAST truck - 14:25

FC: Per C-4a, 4 TL's, 3 TL's in operation - Heavy fire in the A wing - Members are on the B wing trying to keep it from spreading - Special call 2 additional trucks (L-130 act. 154 & H&L-143 act. 136) - 14:35

FC: By the orders of a Car 4a, Transmit a 5th Alarm - 14:40

FC: 4 TL's in operation, 2 hand-lines operating from the top of the B wing - 14:43

FC: Special call 2 additional trucks (TL-124 & TL-35 act. 163) - 14:48

FC: Special call 2 additional BC's (B-10 act. 45 & B-17 act. 52) - 14:56

FC: Special call 2 additional trucks (TL-146 & L-103 act. 112) - 15:12

FC: By the orders of a Car 4, Transmit a full 6th Alarm - 15:15

FC: Special call 4 additional trucks (L-29, L-176, TL-7 act. 163 & TL-164 act. 138) - 15:30

FC: Special call 1 additional truck to relieve the FAST truck (TL-158 act. 152) - 15:40

FC: Special call another Squad (SQ-41) - 15:44

FC: Special call 1 additional BC (B-8) - 16:05

FC: Special call 1 additional BC (B-6 act. 45) - 16:07

FC: Special call 2 additional trucks (L-11 act. 136 & L-173 act. 154) - 16:15

All Hands:
E-307, 316, 289, 287, 292 s/c
L-154, 138, 136F, 117 s/c
B-46, 49
R-4
SQ-288
D-14
RAC-2

2nd Alarm:
E-263, 312, 325
L-163
B-45, 52R, 28S
FC, SB, RB, TSU-1, CTU, RM
E-324 w/ Sat. 4

3rd Alarm:
E-273, 259, 319, 260
L-129, 116, 115 s/c, 17 (act. 117) s/c, 128 s/c, 140 s/c, 12 (act. 163) s/c, 54 (act. 117) s/c, 151F s/c
B-50, 12 Staging, 58 Air Recon
MSU
E-35 Communications
RAC-4
Car-22e, 12, 12b, 2h

4th Alarm:
E-43 (act. 262), 305, 274, 291
L-135, 106, 130 (act. 154) s/c, 143 (act. 136) s/c
B-37 s/c, 35 s/c
Car-4a

5th Alarm:
E-258, 206, 238, 297
L-124 s/c, 35 (act. 163) s/c
B-10 (act. 45) s/c, 17 (act. 52) s/c, 146 s/c, 103 (act. 112) s/c
Car-4

6th Alarm:
E-320 (act. 307), 229, 271, 277
L-144, 125, 29 s/c, 176 s/c, 7 (act. 163) s/c, 164 (act. 138) s/c, 158F (act. 152) s/c, 11 (act. 136) s/c, 173 (act. 154) s/c
B-39, 8 s/c, 6 (act. 45) s/c
SQ-41 s/c
Car-33

Relocations include:
E-286 to E-287
E-298 to E-292
E-262 to E-289
E-320 to E-307
E-43 to E-262
E-47 to E-263
E-16 to E-260
E-221 to E-325
E-64 to E-273
E-233 to E-319
E-230 to E-305
E-304 to E-274
E-22 to E-258
E-69 to E-262
E-67 to E-307
L-130 to L-154
H&L-143 to L-136
H&L-101 to H&L-106
L-133 to L-129
L-112 to L-151
L-11 to L-136
L-103 to L-112
L-173 to L-154
TL-17 to TL-117
TL-54 to TL-117
TL-33 to TL-117
TL-51 to TL-144
TL-12 to TL-163
TL-111 to TL-135
TL-164 to TL-138
TL-158 to TL-152
TL-35 to TL-163
TL-7 to TL-163
B-10 to B-45
B-32 to B-46
B-38 to B-50
B-17 to B-52
B-6 to B-45
B-51 to B-52
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What's the title give to Car 22E & 33 and who?
 
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In a press release, Commissioner Nigro stated the fire apartment door was left open. Members making an initial push were burned but are ok. In the press release he continued to stress the fact that fire apartment doors need to be closed when evacuating and that it possibly led to the escalation of this fire.
 
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After my parents got married they lived in an apartment on 89 Street and 35 Avenue. Thats where they took me home after I was born. I don't remember much from that first year :):unsure:
 
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FDNYSTATENISLAND said:
In a press release, Commissioner Nigro stated the fire apartment door was left open. Members making an initial push were burned but are ok. In the press release he continued to stress the fact that fire apartment doors need to be closed when evacuating and that it possibly led to the escalation of this fire.
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I work in a high-rise office building and this is constantly stressed during mandatory fire drills. Would be nice to have some sort of fire drills/training for residential buildings. Even as simple as flyers in the lobby/mailboxes around fire safety.
 
lfdlt31

lfdlt31

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On the 5th alarm on the run down it has Ladders (I think) listed as Battalions..

"146 s/c, 103 (act. 112) s/c"
 
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FDNYSTATENISLAND

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UnitWithTheUrgent said:
It sounded like they're getting a handle on it early on, you can see the 2nd Alarm wasn't transmitted until 20 minutes into the job, unfortunately it spread beyond control.
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Doesn’t help that it got into the cockloft. In the same statement Nigro said the entire “A” wing cockloft was engulfed. Large building to add on. Little bit of wind we have today also literally adding fuel to the fire. Excellent rundown.
 
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