8/15/25 Manhattan 3rd Alarm Box 1233

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Signal73

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Fire Location: 305 East 95 St

Box loaded up

E-53 gave the 10-75

Fire through the roof of a 7 story MD 80 X 90

E-53,44,58,91,22
L-43,13,22(Fast),16
B-10,11
R-1
Sq-41
D-3
Rac-1

B-10 All Hands

B-10 Transmit the 2nd Alarm

2nd Alarm
E-76,39,74
E-9 w/ Sat. 1
L-14,40s/c,26s/c
B-12(FF)
B-8(Safety)
B-9(RUL)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-1
RM-1
CTU

D-3 we had fire on the roof. Fire dropped down to the apartment below. 3 L/S 2 in Opp. DWH

D-3 Transmit a 3rd Alarm

3rd Alarm
E-40,84,35,47
L-34,154 Act. 43s/c,115 Act. 13s/c,25s/c,46 Act. 22s/c
L-42 Act. 43s/c,2 Act. 26s/c
L-18 Act. 13(Fast)s/c,21 Act. 26s/c
B-16(FF)
B-45(Staging)
B-58(Air Recon)
B-14 Act. 11s/c,28 Act. 12s/c
Rac-3
MSU
Car-23D(Press Duty)
Car-1(Fire Commissioner)
Car-12(Chief of Safety Command)

D-3 s/c 2 more trucks please

FC s/c 2 trucks

FC s/c 2 trucks

FC s/c a truck to relieve the fast truck

FC per D-3 PWH

FC s/c 2 BCs & 1 Truck

Relocations:
Engine 316 Act. Engine 44
Engine 221 Act. Engine ??
Engine 291 Act. Engine 91
Engine 4 Act. Engine 39
Engine 24 Act. Engine 74
Engine 96 Act. Engine 35
Ladder 115 Act. Ladder 13
Ladder 18 Act. Ladder 13
Ladder 154 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 122 Act. Ladder 21
Ladder 46 Act. Ladder 22
Ladder 1 Act. Ladder 22
Ladder 42 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 31 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 2 Act. Ladder 26
Ladder 21 Act. Ladder 26
Ladder 109 Act. Ladder 1
Ladder 149 Act. Ladder 15
Battalion 28 Act. Battalion 12
Battalion 14 Act. Battalion 11
Battalion 1 Act. Battalion 9
Battalion 46 Act. Battalion 8



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Signal73 said:
Fire Location: 305 East 95 St

Fire through the roof of a 7 story MD

E-53,44,58,91,22
L-43,13,22(Fast),16
B-10,11
R-1
Sq-41
D-3
Rac-1

2nd Alarm
E-76,39,74
E-9 w/ Sat. 1
L-14,40s/c,26s/c
B-12(FF)
B-8(Safety)
B-9(RUL)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-1
RM-1
CTU

D-3 we had fire on the roof. Fire dropped down to the apartment below. 3 L/S 2 in Opp. DWH

D-3 Transmit a 3rd Alarm

3rd Alarm
E-40,84,35,47
L-34,154 Act. ??s/c,115 Act. 13s/c,25s/c,46 Act. 22s/c
B-16(FF)
B-45(Staging)
B-58(Air Recon)
Rac-3
MSU
Car-23D(Press Duty)
Car-1(Fire Commissioner)
Car-12(Chief of Safety Command)

D-3 s/c 2 more trucks please

FC s/c 2 trucks

Relocations:
Engine 221 Act. Engine ??
Engine 4 Act. Engine 39
Engine 24 Act. Engine 74
Engine 96 Act. Engine 35
Ladder 115 Act. Ladder 13
Ladder 154 Act. Ladder ??
Ladder 46 Act. Ladder 22
Ladder 42 Act. Ladder 43
Battalion 1 Act. Battalion 9



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CAR 1. FC TUCKER. 10-84
 
[1005] MD: Manhattan Phone alarm box 1233, the address 305 east 95 street, first and second Avenue, fire from the roof

[1005] MD: Manhattan to Ladder 43… 43 are you available?

[1006] L43: Box 1336, 10-31, we’re available

[1006] MD: 10-4, you’re going to be first due, phone alarm box 1233, 305 east 95 street, first and second Avenue, fire from the roof

[1007] E53: Engine 53 to Manhattan!… We have a very large column of dark smoke, we’re heading up second Avenue right now, let the battalion know

[1007] MD: 10-4 53, are you Transmitting anything? Manhattan to Battalion 10, were loading up the box due to quantity and quality of calls.

[1007] E53: You can 10-75 this box

CIDS:
Multiple Dwelling, 7 Story, 80x90, Class 3, 10 Apartments per floor, top floor penthouse, Duplex to penthouse, all apartments except 1A & 1J duplex to basement, aerial to roof

[1011] E22: Would you like us to continue in to this 30 year old with a paper cut or take in the fire?

[1011] MD: We don’t have EMS on scene yet, as soon as they go on scene we can redirect you.

[1016] E22: Engine 22, 10-37 Code 4, we’re 10-8

[1019] B10: Battalion 10 to Manhattan, Box 1233 we’re going with the All-Hands (E22 & L16)

Exposures:
1: Street
2: Similar
3: Unknown
4: Similar

[1021] B10: We’ve got one line in operation, one line going up to the roof

[1022] B10: Battalion 10 to Manhattan, Box 1233, Transmit a 2nd alarm, we’re getting a 3rd line to one of the apartments on the 6th floor
 
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Signal73 said:
Fire Location: 305 East 95 St

Box loaded up

E-53 gave the 10-75

Fire through the roof of a 7 story MD 80 X 90

E-53,44,58,91,22
L-43,13,22(Fast),16
B-10,11
R-1
Sq-41
D-3
Rac-1

B-10 All Hands

B-10 Transmit the 2nd Alarm

2nd Alarm
E-76,39,74
E-9 w/ Sat. 1
L-14,40s/c,26s/c
B-12(FF)
B-8(Safety)
B-9(RUL)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-1
RM-1
CTU

D-3 we had fire on the roof. Fire dropped down to the apartment below. 3 L/S 2 in Opp. DWH

D-3 Transmit a 3rd Alarm

3rd Alarm
E-40,84,35,47
L-34,154 Act. 43s/c,115 Act. 13s/c,25s/c,46 Act. 22s/c
L-42 Act. 43s/c,2 Act. 26s/c
L-18 Act. 13(Fast)s/c,21 Act. 26s/c
B-16(FF)
B-45(Staging)
B-58(Air Recon)
B-14 Act. 11s/c,28 Act. 12s/c
Rac-3
MSU
Car-23D(Press Duty)
Car-1(Fire Commissioner)
Car-12(Chief of Safety Command)

D-3 s/c 2 more trucks please

FC s/c 2 trucks

FC s/c 2 trucks

FC s/c a truck to relieve the fast truck

FC per D-3 PWH

FC s/c 2 BCs & 1 Truck

Relocations:
Engine 316 Act. Engine 44
Engine 221 Act. Engine ??
Engine 291 Act. Engine 91
Engine 4 Act. Engine 39
Engine 24 Act. Engine 74
Engine 96 Act. Engine 35
Ladder 115 Act. Ladder 13
Ladder 18 Act. Ladder 13
Ladder 154 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 122 Act. Ladder 21
Ladder 46 Act. Ladder 22
Ladder 1 Act. Ladder 22
Ladder 42 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 31 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 2 Act. Ladder 26
Ladder 21 Act. Ladder 26
Ladder 109 Act. Ladder 1
Ladder 149 Act. Ladder 15
Battalion 28 Act. Battalion 12
Battalion 14 Act. Battalion 11
Battalion 1 Act. Battalion 9
Battalion 46 Act. Battalion 8



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gr8 run down & pics....was E22 already on run, as well as L16 &26? L22 can cut thru 97st but surprised they're FAST truck
 
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Just goes to show you money and getting the ambulance paid is the bottom line. Nobody gives a shit about resources or helping anyone anymore. Morale is at an all time low and hopefully they start addressing insanity like this. Second due engine is paramount to a top floor fire.
 
Also I’m sure 22 engine’s call type was an INJMAJ (major injury) for the 30 yo w. A paper cut bleeding— a CFR run. Surprised EMS didn’t downgrade it to an INJ minor- a non CFR run
 
How do each engine decide the location of their hydrant? Is this determined in advance, the hydrant to use for each engine of each box?
 
things to take into consideration re: what hydrants to take
you dont want to take a hydrant that will block out the truck companies from operating in the front of the fire building..
also its an easier stretch if you take a hydrant where the hose bed is past the fire building...hose then just flows off the hose bed toward the fire bldg and members can continue to size up fire bldg during the stretch in the event conditions change.
just to name a few
 
Definitely cant determine the hydrant in advance right now. Good ECCs will have an idea of the hydrants they wanna take, but between cars, hydrants tampered with, sidewalk construction to restrict intersections even more…its impossible to know what hydrants will even work or be accessible. Later arriving companies should try to grab hydrants on different mains if possible, take multiple alarm response patterns into account especially if tower ladders might be used, etc. Also one way streets definitely change the engine responses, especially 2nd thru 4th due.
 
43 first due on the ticket, but 13 already had the block and it sounded like over the HT the battalion said 13 your first due? Perhaps FDRV can clarify/confirm this.
 
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