9/5/23 Bronx All Hands Box 4519

[Hank]

Incident Location: 673 City Island Avenue

Phone Alarm Reporting A Boat Fire.

BX/B20: Also Receiving A Report Of A Boat Explosion.

TL50WRU

E70: We Have A Confirmed Boat Fire At The Dock, Have EMS Respond There Way Be (1) Injury.

B20: Using All Hands For A Boat Fire, Corrected Address Is 673 City Island Avenue. EMS Is Evaluating A Patient. DWH. (Duration 16 Min)

BX/B20: L47 Is Designated Your FAST Truck & Medical Branch Resources Are Responding.

B20: 1 L/S/O, Water On The Fire. M4 Is Assisting With The Water Source. (Duration 19 Min)

B20: M4 Has Controlled The Boat, The Boat Has Been Moved Away From The Dock. Still Extinguishing Pockets Of Fire, DWH. (Duration 22 Min)

B20: At This Time That Boat Has Sank, The Depth Of The Water Is Approximately 25 Feet Where It Sank. (Duration 30 Min)

B20: Primary & Secondary Searches On The Boat & In The Surroundings Area Are Complete & Negative, PWH. (Duration 32 Min)

D7: (1) 10-45 Code 3, Lacerations To The Hand.

D7: Under Control. (Duration 1hr)

Rundown:
E70, E97, E89, E66
TL53, L61, L47F, TL50WRU
B20, B15
R3
SQ61 w/ 2nd Piece
D7
RAC3
RB, SB, TAC1, CTU1
M4, M6, MB

Relocations:
E295 act. E070
E045 act. E089
TL160 act. TL0??
TL033 act. TL053

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Photo Credit: ABC7NEWS

 

[UnitWithTheUrgent]

 

[Signal73]

Incident Location: 673 City Island Avenue

Boat Fire.


Rundown:

E-70,97,89,66
L-53,61,47(Fast)
L-50(Water Rescue)
B-20*,15
R-3
Sq-61
D-7
Rac-3
RB,SB
Tac-1
CTU
Ma-4,6
MB

*ABC

 

[CVILLE7111]

I thought E072 and ST02 responded to jobs over there?

 

[FDNYSTATENISLAND]

SQ61 2nd piece 10-84 too

 

[FFM1938]

Sad to see at the end of the boating season, but there are reasons inboards come festooned with warnings about running blowers and not refueling a hot engine.

Hopefully the injury is minor.

 

[raybrag]

From the FDNY Facebook page:

"Tuesday afternoon, FDNY Marine 4 was notified of a reported explosion and fire at the City Island fuel dock. Marine 4, along with land Fire and EMS companies, began responding and observed a large column of smoke. Marine 4 arrived on scene and observed a 38’ cabin cruiser fully involved in fire but still attached to the dock. Marine 4 positioned upwind and began extinguishing the fire using the bow monitor. Marine 4 then used a grappling hook to move the vessel away from the fuel dock, and prevented the fire from spreading, and ultimately protecting the fuel dock."

FDNY photos