7/9/21 Staten Island All-Hands Box 3265

[FDNYSTATENISLAND]

480 Colon Ave off Arthur Kill Road

SI to BC23: Due to numerous calls, 10-30 we loaded up your box. You got E164, SQ8 and R-5.

E167: 480 Colon, 1-story PD. 10-75.

TL85 FAST

SI to RAC5: Responding?

RAC5: 10-4

BC23: Using AH, fire in the basement of a 1-story 20x30 PD. 2LS, 1LO. Primaries in progress, fire is DWH.

E152 acting E159 transporting SAT5

Division 8 is 10-84, 14 minute duration.

Div. 8 to SI: Primaries in the basement and first floor are negative, we’re gonna remain DWH on this one.

Div. 8: PWH @14:00hrs. 21 minute duration. We’re gonna release R-5 at this time.

Div. 8 to SI: Secondaries are negative, UC. 28 minute duration. 10-41 code 1.

Probably:
E167, E162, E165, E164
T087, L082, T085F
RS05, SQ08
BC. 23, 22
Div. 8
E152T SAT5
RAC5

Relocations:
BC42/BC23
L168/TL85
E228/SQ8
E330/E162
L78/L82
E318/E165
E157/E167
BC32/BC22

 

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[GeoC]

This may have been discussed before but ‘10-30’! I now it was used in my day as a 2-2 working fire,( usually because the BC didn’t want the DC there). Is it back in use somehow or is the Dispatcher letting the units know of a possible worker, informally?
Guess I’ve been out too long.

 

[68jk09]

10-30 as i understand it now is used as an internal term in the Dispatchers Office for "loading up a Box" w/4..2..R & SQ.....they don't use it on the air ......usually just telling a BN verbally their Box is "loaded up".