6/13/19 Brooklyn 4th Alarm Box 3324

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Signal73

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Fire Location: 1492 E 17th St

E-276 to BK B33 rig wont start we had to push it out of the way

E-276 gave the 10-75 @04:10

Fire in a 3 story MD 30 X 60 Class 3.

*G-Man B33 OOS Mechanical But made it in*
E-276,330,254,250
L-156,172,153(Fast)
B-41,48,33
R-2
Sq-1
D-15
Rac-5

L-156 gave the 2nd Alarm @04:13

2nd Alarm
E-321,255,309,246
E-207 w/ Sat. 6
L-147,157
B-40(Safety)
B-43(RUL)
B-42(FF)
RB,SB
FC,FCB
Tac-2
RM-1


E-254 urgent 3rd Alarm Fire in both exposures @04:14

*Staging East 17 St & Ave P*

3rd Alarm
E-247,253,323,282,279(Comm)
L-159,169,123 Act. 156s/c,161s/c,166s/c
B-58(FF)
B-38(Staging)
B-39(Air Recon)
Rac-2
Mask
CTU
Car-4D(Chief Of Counter Terrorism Disaster Preparedness DAC Thomas Currao)


D-15 Original Fire building is fully involved. Fire in exposure 2 and heavy fire in exposure 4. Both similar @04:26

B-41 1 10-45 No Code @04:28

D-15 s/c 3 additional trucks into the command post @04:32

D-15 B-33 is 10-84 and operating @04:33

D-15 transmit a 4th Alarm @04:34

4th Alarm
E-248,245,318,257
L-148s/c,168s/c,174s/c
L-113(Fast)s/c
B-37,57s/c,44s/c
Car-4(Chief Of Operations Thomas Richardson)
Car-22G (Fleet Mechanic Supervisor Mark Tria)
Car-12(Chief Of Safety & Inspectional Services Command DC Michael Meyers)
Car-7(Brooklyn Borough Commander AC Wayne Cartwright)
Fire Marshal Car 14F

D-15 the earlier 10-45 is a Code 2 @04:35

D-15 1 TL in Opp. 1 Multiversal. 6 L/S/O. Water on the fire in all 3 buildings. Fire on all floors of all 3 building. DWH @04:41

FC s/c 3 additional trucks @05:00

FC per Car 4D Heavy Fire in exposure 2 & 4. Evacuating all members @05:05

FC All members are out of all 3 buildings. 2 TLs 1 Engine Stang in Opp. Partial collapse of the roof of exposure 2 and the oringal fire building. DWH @05:20

FC 2 Additional 10-45s 1 Code 2 & 1 Code 3 @05:33

FC s/c an additional truck to relieve the fast truck @05:36

FC per Car 4 Re occupied exposure 4 2 TLs on exposure 2 and the fire building. DWH @05:58

FC s/c 2 additional Battalion Chief @ 06:01

FC PWH @ 06:15

FC additional 10-45 Code 4 @06:18

FC s/c 2 Engine Companies & 2 Tower Ladders for relief purposes @ 06:35

Relief @ 06:40
E-240,243
L-170,15 Act. 114

FC 6 additional 10-45s All Code 4s @06:58

FC per Car 7 Under Control @ 07:15

Duration 3 Hours and 11 Minutes

D-15 s/c 2 Engines 2 Tower Ladders & 2 Chief for Relief @08:28

Relief @ 08:28
E-
L-
B-

Relief @09:19 6/14
E-246
L-112
B-


Relocations:
Engine 28 Act. Engine 219
Engine 219 Act. Engine ??
Engine 231 Act. Engine 309
Engine 218 Act. Engine 248
Engine 224 Act. Engine 318
Engine 225 Act. Engine 321
Engine 303 Act. Engine 245
Engine 225 Act. Engine 321
Engine 201 Act. Engine 330
Engine 283 Act. Engine 250
Engine 222 Act. Engine 255
Engine 310 Act. Engine 254
Ladder 3 Act. Ladder 148
Ladder 114 Act. Ladder 153
Ladder 104 Act. Ladder 147
Ladder 136 Act. Ladder 108
Ladder 149 Act. Ladder 161
Ladder 102 Act. Ladder 168
Ladder 124 Act. Ladder 157
Ladder 103 Act. Ladder 174
Ladder 122 Act. Ladder 156
Ladder 123 Act. Ladder 156
Ladder 15 Act. Ladder 114
Battalion 4 Act. Battalion 41
Battalion 9 Act. Battalion 40
Battalion: 32 Act. Battalion 42
Battalion 50 Act. Battalion 58
Battalion 54 Act. Battalion 38
Battalion 31 Act. Battalion 45

Photo from Citizens

 
https://nypost.com/2019/06/13/fierce-bklyn-fire-leaves-child-four-others-hurt/?utm_campaign=iosapp&utm_source=pasteboard_app

https://newyork.cbslocal.com/2019/06/13/midwood-brooklyn-fire/
 
News report of incident:
https://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Massive-Brooklyn-House-Fire-Three-Houses-Midwood-511230212.html

COD press briefing:
https://newyork.cbslocal.com/video/4104022-web-extra-fdny-update-on-midwood-fire/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkRVnyjK_Rc


 
Channel 11 had a vidoe of the start of the fire and it looks like someone running away. 2nd video down the page


https://pix11.com/2019/06/13/massive-fire-burning-through-brooklyn-home-officials/
 
Signal73 said:
Fire Location: 1492 E 17th St

Fire in a 3 story MD 30 X 60 Class 3.

*G-Man B33 OOS Mechanical But made it in*
E-276,330,254,250
L-156,172,153(Fast)
B-41,48,33
R-2
Sq-1
D-15
Rac-5

L-156 gave the 2nd Alarm @04:13

2nd Alarm
E-321,255,309,246
E-207 w/ Sat. 6
L-147,157
B-40(Safety)
B-43(RUL)
B-42(FF)
RB,SB
FC,FCB
Tac-2
RM-1


E-254 gave 3rd Alarm Fire in both exposures @04:14

*Staging East 17 St & Ave P*

3rd Alarm
E-247,253,323,282,279(Comm)
L-159,169,123 Act. 156s/c,161s/c,166s/c
B-58(FF)
B-38(Staging)
B-39(Air Recon)
Rac-2
Mask
CTU
Car-4D(Chief Of Counter Terrorism Disaster Preparedness DAC Thomas Currao)


D-15 Original Fire building is fully involved. Fire in exposure 2 and heavy fire in exposure 4. Both similar @04:26

B-41 1 10-45 No Code @04:28

D-15 s/c 3 additional trucks into the command post @04:32

D-15 B-33 is 10-84 and operating @04:33

D-15 transmit a 4th Alarm @04:34

4th Alarm
E-248,245,318,257
L-148s/c,168s/c,174s/c
L-113(Fast)s/c
B-37,57s/c,44s/c
Car-4(Chief Of Operations Thomas Richardson)
Car-22G (Fleet Mechanic Supervisor Mark Tria)
Car-12(Chief Of Safety & Inspectional Services Command DC Michael Meyers)
Car-7(Brooklyn Borough Commander AC Wayne Cartwright)
Fire Marshal Car 14F

D-15 the earlier 10-45 is a Code 2 @04:35

D-15 1 TL in Opp. 1 Multiversal. 6 L/S/O. Water on the fire in all 3 buildings. Fire on all floors of all 3 building. DWH @04:41

FC s/c 3 additional trucks @05:00

FC per Car 4D Heavy Fire in exposure 2 & 4. Evacuating all members @05:05

FC All members are out of all 3 buildings. 2 TLs 1 Engine Stang in Opp. Partial collapse of the roof of exposure 2 and the oringal fire building. DWH @05:20

FC 2 Additional 10-45s 1 Code 2 & 1 Code 3 @05:33

FC s/c an additional truck to relieve the fast truck @05:36

FC per Car 4 Re occupied exposure 4 2 TLs on exposure 2 and the fire building. DWH @05:58

FC s/c 2 additional Battalion Chief @ 06:01

FC PWH @ 06:15

FC additional 10-45 Code 4 @06:18

FC s/c 2 Engine Companies & 2 Tower Ladders for relief purposes @ 06:35

Relief @ 06:40
E-240,243
L-170,15 Act. 114

FC 6 additional 10-45s All Code 4s @06:58

FC per Car 7 Under Control @ 07:15

Duration 3 Hours and 11 Minutes

D-15 s/c 2 Engines 2 Tower Ladders & 2 Chief for Relief @08:28

Relief @ 08:28
E-
L-
B-


Relocations:
Engine 28 Act. Engine 219
Engine 219 Act. Engine ??
Engine 231 Act. Engine 309
Engine 218 Act. Engine 248
Engine 224 Act. Engine 318
Engine 225 Act. Engine 321
Engine 303 Act. Engine 245
Engine 225 Act. Engine 321
Engine 201 Act. Engine 330
Engine 283 Act. Engine 250
Engine 222 Act. Engine 255
Engine 310 Act. Engine 254
Ladder 3 Act. Ladder 148
Ladder 114 Act. Ladder 153
Ladder 104 Act. Ladder 147
Ladder 136 Act. Ladder 108
Ladder 149 Act. Ladder 161
Ladder 102 Act. Ladder 168
Ladder 124 Act. Ladder 157
Ladder 103 Act. Ladder 174
Ladder 122 Act. Ladder 156
Ladder 123 Act. Ladder 156
Ladder 15 Act. Ladder 114
Battalion 4 Act. Battalion 41
Battalion 9 Act. Battalion 40
Battalion: 32 Act. Battalion 42
Battalion 50 Act. Battalion 58
Battalion 54 Act. Battalion 38
Battalion 31 Act. Battalion 45

Photo from Citizens

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5-7 Signal Box 3324 - Reporting a car fire. - 04:05

BD to L-156: Now reporting a house on fire. - 04:06

E-276: Be advised the 33's rig is not starting, we just pushed it out of the way, you'll have to get another battalion on the box. - 04:07

E-276: Transmit the box. - BD: You got the box. - E-276: 10-75. - 04:09

L-156: 2nd Alarm - Fire extending into both exposures. - 04:12

E-254: "Urgent" Give a 3rd Alarm - 04:13

E-281 was assigned on the 2nd.

 
https://youtu.be/wZxZsoyouFw

( FDNY BOX 3324 - BROOKLYN )  -  FDNY BATTLING A FEROCIOUS SUSPICIOUS MAJOR 4TH ALARM FIRE IN 3 PRIVATE DWELLINGS ON EAST 17TH STREET IN THE MIDWOOD AREA OF BROOKLYN IN NEW YORK CITY.
 
That video of someone running away after the house goes up is definitely interesting. Awesome rundown and videos posted. E276 moving the 33?s vehicle and giving the 10-75 and L156 giving the 2nd alarm - the Highway!
 
For the history buffs out there, can anyone remember when a company officer transmitted a third alarm?  In this case, it was the third due engine.  Understanding that B 41 had a long run and delayed dispatch, the companies on scene did a great job and transmitting the additional alarms.
 
johnd248 said:
For the history buffs out there, can anyone remember when a company officer transmitted a third alarm?  In this case, it was the third due engine.  Understanding that B 41 had a long run and delayed dispatch, the companies on scene did a great job and transmitting the additional alarms.
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You beat me to it, I was going to ask if anyone knows the last time an Eng. Co. Officer transmitted a 3rd Alarm
 
68jk09 said:
2 bldgs = 2nd Alarm ....3 bldgs = Third Alarm.
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Is this a protocall?  In years past there have been job's with multiple building involved that have been 2nd's with multiple SC's.
 
BoroCall said:
68jk09 said:
2 bldgs = 2nd Alarm ....3 bldgs = Third Alarm.
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Is this a protocall?  In years past there have been job's with multiple building involved that have been 2nd's with multiple SC's.
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The wording as it was written in the books was 2 bldgs = 2nd alarm ....3 bldgs STRONGLY consider a Third Alarm....3 detached bldgs with that much Fire on arrival should defintely be a Third.
 
Excellent video with fire ground audio by NYRRT of the early stages of the incident showing large volume of fire in the original building spreading to the exposures.

https://youtu.be/RVGWHcWbSCc


 
68jk09 said:
BoroCall said:
68jk09 said:
2 bldgs = 2nd Alarm ....3 bldgs = Third Alarm.
Click to expand...

Is this a protocall?  In years past there have been job's with multiple building involved that have been 2nd's with multiple SC's.
Click to expand...
The wording as it was written in the books was 2 bldgs = 2nd alarm ....3 bldgs STRONGLY consider a Third Alarm....3 detached bldgs with that much Fire on arrival should defintely be a Third.
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With everything in the books, isn't it still the CIC discretion to go to the next higher alarm?  If I remember correctly the dispatchers used to use a Dispatcher's Alarm (Dispatcher's 2nd. or 3rd. Alarm).
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