FDNY Fire Activity - 2022

[nfd2004]

Whenever there is a multiple alarm transmitted, I go back to the time of call

Also, Bronx 4/29, Box 4148, was originally listed as a 2nd alarm, but then the heading was changed to a 3rd alarm.
That was excellent.

I usually try to read all of the post in each multiple alarm so the correct details can be given

I would also like to THANK "raybrag" for his excellent coverage as listed in "Beyond the Fires".
And "signal 73" on his first due company listing for each multiple citywide.

As the owner and adminstrator, Retired Capt John Bendick, "jbendick", of this website once told me:
"TEAM WORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK".
I never forgot that, whether it was fighting a fire or contributing to this web site.
If it wasn't for so many of you, we wouldn't be here reading these stats.
So "THANK YOU ALL"

 

[skiLB]

Now the OFFICIAL NUMBERS from Retired FDNY Dispatcher Herb Eysser

Month of March, 2022:
3/1 - Queens - 2nd Alarm - Box 0269
3/3 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 0344
3/5 - Brooklyn - 3rd Alarm - Box 0260
3/8 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 3621
3/10 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 3352
3/12 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 2321
3/12 - Queens - 2nd Alarm - Box 6175
3/13 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 3087
3/13 - Manhattan - 2nd Alarm - Box 1604
3/14 - Brooklyn - 5th Alarm - Box 0553
3/15 - Staten Island - 2nd Alarm - Box 0262
3/16 - Queens - 2nd Alarm - Box 4219
3/16 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 2622
3/17 - Queens - 5th Alarm - Box 4465
3/18 - Staten Island - 2nd Alarm - Box 1776
3/20 - Manhattan - 3rd Alarm - Box 1562
3/21 - Bronx - 2nd Alarm - Box 4769
3/23 - Brooklyn - 3rd Alarm - Box 2493
3/24 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 1367
3/26 - Staten Island - 2nd Alarm - Box 1131
3/26 - Brooklyn - 5th Alarm - Box 1545
3/27 - Manhattan - 2nd Alarm - Box 0250
3/28 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 3158
3/29 - Bronx - 3rd Alarm - Box 2514
3/29 - Queens - 2nd Alarm - Box 8902
3/30 - Queens - 5th Alarm - Box 4758
3/30 - Queens - 3rd Alarm - Box 4374

March, 2022, Greater Alarms: Total -27
Brooklyn - 12
Queens - 9
Manhattan - 3
Staten Island - 3
Bronx - 2

great stats.

 

[nfd2004]

May, 2022 Fire Activity:

Staten Island:
No Multiple Fire Activity

Queens:
5/1 - 2nd Alarm - Box 8642
5/9 - 2nd Alarm - Box 7476
5/30 - 3rd Alarm - Box 9123

Manhattan:
No Multiple Alarm Activity

Brooklyn:
5/2 - 3rd Alarm - Box 2677
5/7 - 3rd Alarm - Box 2805
5/14 - 2nd Alarm - Box 3352
5/15 - 2nd Alarm - Box 2428
5/16 - 2nd Alarm - Box 3652
5/23 - 2nd Alarm - Box 0826

Bronx:
5/9 - 2nd Alarm - Box 2389
5/10 - 4th Alarm - Box 3161
5/10 - 2nd Alarm - Box 2482
5/12 - 2nd Alarm - Box 3387
5/18 - 3rd Alarm - Box 2186

Total number of All Hands Fires - 117
Staten Island - 2
Queens - 50
Manhattan - 27
Brooklyn - 54
Bronx -29

 

[Signal73]

Queens (8642) 115-71 155 St (South Jamaica)
E-302 L-155 B-50

Queens (7476) 30-05 41 St (Astoria)
E-263 L-117 B-49

Queens (9123) 138-34 78th Rd (Kew Gardens Hills)
E-315 L-125 B-50

Brooklyn (2677) 5401 7th Ave (Sunset Park)
E-201 L-114 B-48

Brooklyn (2805) 6808 New Utrecht Ave (Bensonhurst)
E-247 L-172 B-42

Brooklyn (3352) 2665 Homecrest Ave (Sheepshead Bay)
E-246 L-169 B-43

Brooklyn (2428) 585 East 32nd St (Little Haiti)
E-281 L-147 B-48

Brooklyn (4058) 1540 Van Siclen Ave (Starrett City)
E-290 L-103 B-58

Brooklyn (3652) 25 Brighton 5th Ln (Brighton Beach)
E-246 L-169 B-43

Brooklyn (826) 100 Linden St (Bushwick)
E-222 L-112 B-37

Bronx 2389) 1022 Ogden Ave (Highbridge)
E-68 L-44 B-17

Bronx (3161) 2194 Valentine Ave (Fordham Heights)
E-75 L-33 B-19

Bronx (2482) 212 Manida St (Hunts Point)
E94 L-48 B-3

Bronx (3387) 125 West 195th St (Kingsbridge Heights)
E-81 L-46 B-27

Bronx (2186) 416-422 East 143rd St (Mott Haven)
E-60 L-17 B-14

 

[Signal73]

Willy D’s 1st of the month post of the multiple alarms from the previous month will be delayed.
He instructed me to go ahead and post my usual information

 

[Signal73]

Staten Island (1177) 586 Gulf Ave (Old Place)
E-158 L-86 B-22

Queens (6068) 104-18 125th St (South Ozone Park)
E-308 L-126 B-51

Queens (7842) 40-14 82nd St (Elmhurst)
E-307 L-154 B-46

Queens (1996) 145-15 123 Ave (South Jamaica)
E-302 L-155 B-54

Manhattan (1478) 1933 Madison Ave (East Harlem)
E-69 L-28 B-12

Manhattan (869) 725 11th Ave (Hells Kitchen)
E-40 L-35 B-9

Brooklyn (838) 1794 Broadway (Bedford Stuyvesant)
E-233 L-176 B-37

Brooklyn (3910) 118 East 40th St (East Flatbush)
E-247 L-174 B-41

Brooklyn (2818) 7902 16th Ave (Bensonhurst)
E-243 L-164 B-42

Brooklyn (98) 69 Van Dam St (Greenpoint)
E-229 L-149 B-45

Brooklyn (848) 319 Sumpter St (Ocean Hill)
E-233 L-176 B-37

Brooklyn (3100) 1314 East 34th St (East Midwood)
E-255 L-157 B-33

Brooklyn (2634) 5707 6th Ave (Sunset Park)
E-201 L-114 B-40

Bronx (2778) 1436 Clay Ave (Claremont)
E-92 L-44 B-17

 

[nfd2004]

June, 2022 Fire Activity:

Staten Island:
6/10 - 2nd Alarm - Box 1177

Queens:
6/17 - 5th Alarm - Box 6068
6/20 - 2nd Alarm - Box 7842
6/26 - 2nd Alarm - Box 1996

Manhattan:
6/7 - 2nd Alarm - Box 1478
6/18 - 2nd Alarm - Box 0869

Brooklyn:
6/4 - 2nd Alarm - Box 0838
6/4 - 2nd Alarm - Box 3910
6/15 - 3rd Alarm - Box 2818
6/15 - 2nd Alarm - Box 0098
6/18 - 3rd Alarm - Box 0848
6/19 - 2nd Alarm - Box 3100
6/26 - 3rd Alarm - Box 2634

Bronx:
6/29 - 2nd Alarm - Box 2778

Total number of ALL HANDS FIRES - 159
Staten Island - 10
Queens - 38
Manhattan -26
Brooklyn - 53
Bronx - 32

 

[nfd2004]

From Retired FDNY Dispatcher Herb Eysser

Number of Greater Alarms by Division Response District for the First 6 Months of 2022

Division 15 - 20
Division 8 - 18 ***
Division 7 - 16
Division 13 - 12
Division 14 - 11
Division 6 - 10
Division 11 - 10
Division 3 - 5
Division 1 - 5

Total - 107

***Note:
Division 8 responded to 18 Greater Alarms and over 70 % of them was over the V.Z. Bridge in Brooklyn, 14 of the 18 to be exact !

Thank You,
Herb Eysser
UFA Staff

 

[mack]

From Retired FDNY Dispatcher Herb Eysser

Number of Greater Alarms by Division Response District for the First 6 Months of 2022

Division 15 - 20
Division 8 - 18 ***
Division 7 - 16
Division 13 - 12
Division 14 - 11
Division 6 - 10
Division 11 - 10
Division 3 - 5
Division 1 - 5

Total - 107

***Note:
Division 8 responded to 18 Greater Alarms and over 70 % of them was over the V.Z. Bridge in Brooklyn, 14 of the 18 to be exact !

Thank You,
Herb Eysser
UFA Staff

Thank you Herb for these unofficial totals. A breakdown of these multiple alarms totals by borough for the 1st half of 2022:


Brooklyn. 44
Bronx. 26
Queens. 23
Manhattan. 10
Staten Island. 4

FDNY multiple alarm rate for Jan-Jun has been 4.1 extra alarms per week.

In 2021, there were 113 multiples for the same 1st half of the year period.

 

[nfd2004]

July, 2022 Fire Activity:

Staten Island:
No Multiple Alarm Activity

Queens:
7/3 - 3rd Alarm - Box 9601
7/3 - 3rd Alarm - Box 4237
7/22 - 2nd Alarm - Box 7037
7/28 - 2nd Alarm - Box 7387

Manhattan:
No Multiple Alarm Activity

Brooklyn:
7/1 - 5th Alarm - Box 0137
7/4 - 2nd Alarm - Box 0581
7/9 - 2nd Alarm - Box 3862
7/13 - 2nd Alarm - Box 2379

Bronx:
7/2 - 2nd Alarm - Box 2751
7/12 - 2nd Alarm - Box 2870
7/13 - 2nd Alarm - Box 4769
7/18 - 2nd Alarm - Box 3884
7/21 - 3rd Alarm - Box 3342
7/21 - 2nd Alarm - Box 3190
7/21 - 2nd Alarm - Box 4754
7/22 - 2nd Alarm - Box 3367
7/27 - 2nd Alarm - Box 4145

Total Number of All Hands Fires - 192
Staten Island - 11
Queens - 47
Manhattan - 40
Brooklyn - 54
Bronx - 40

 

[Signal73]

Queens (9601) 102-39 85th Rd (Richmond Hill)
E-294 L-143 B-51

Queens (4237) 61-13 62nd St (Fresh Pond)
E-291 L-140 B-28

Queens (7037) 57-62 Maspeth Ave (Maspeth)
Sq-288 L-140 B-28

Queens (7387) 31-16 35 Ave (Astoria)
E-325 L-163 B-45

Brooklyn (137) 482 Union Ave (Williamsburg)
E-229 L-146 B-35

Brooklyn (581) 581 Warren St (Boerum Hill)
E-226 L-105 B-31

Brooklyn (3862) 1946 86th St (Bath Beach)
E-243 L-168 B-42

Brooklyn (2379) 5709 Preston Ct (East Flatbush)
E-323 L-174 B-58

Bronx (2751) 1410 Morris Ave (Claremont Park)
E-92 L-44 B-17

Bronx (2870) 238 Gleason Ave (Unionport)
E-64 L-47 B-20

Bronx (4769) 1707 Jerome Ave (Morris Heights)
E-42 L-33 B-19

Bronx (3884) 4710A White Plains Rd (Wakefield)
E-63 L-39 B-15

Bronx (4754) 1776 Hoe Ave (Crotona Park East)
E-45 L-31 B-18

Bronx (3342) 303 East 188th St (Fordham Heights)
E-46 L-56 B-27

Bronx (3190) 506 East 184th St (Belmont)
E-48 L-56 B-19

Bronx (2615) 2615 Grand Concourse (Fordham Manor)
E-48 L-56 B-27

Bronx (4145) 3669 E. Tremont Ave (Throgs Neck)
E-89 L-50 B-20

 

[EdMc]

I believe 3190 should be 48/56 not 46/56

 

[Signal73]

I believe 3190 should be 48/56 not 46/56

G-Man on board...48 was else where

 

[EdMc]

G-Man on board...48 was else where

OK reason I posted is because the rundown 3190 had 48 first and giving the 10-75

 

[Signal73]

OK reason I posted is because the rundown 3190 had 48 first and giving the 10-75

Thanks Ed got the 2 mixed up 3342 46 got in 1st

Correction made. Thank You for catching it

 

[EdMc]

Thanks Ed got the 2 mixed up 3342 46 got in 1st

Correction made. Thank You for catching it

We good

 

[nfd2004]

July, 2022 Official Numbers from Retired FDNY Dispatcher - Herb Eysser.

GREATER ALARMS:
July 1 - Brooklyn - 5th Alarm - Box 0137, 484 Union Ave, 3BK Mixed Occupancy
July 2 - Bronx - 2nd Alarm - Box 2751, 1410 Morris Ave, 6BK Residential
July 3 - Queens - 3rd Alarm - Box 9601 - 102-39 85 Rd - 2 1/2 Frame Residential
July 3 - Queens - 3rd Alarm - Box 4237 - 61-13 62 St - 2 Frame Residential
July 4 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 0581 - 581 Warren St - 4BK Residential
July 9 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 3682 - 1946 86th St - 2BK Mixed Occupancy
July 12 - Bronx - 2nd Alarm - Box 2870 - 2236 Gleason Ave - 2 Frame Residential
July 13 - Brooklyn - 2nd Alarm - Box 2379 - 5709 Preston Court - Junkyard next to a 1 story structure
July 13 - Bronx - 2nd Alarm - Box 4769 - 1707 Jerome Ave - 1 BK Commercial
July 18 - Bronx - 2nd Alarm - Box 3884 - 4710 White Plains Rd - 1 BK Taxpayer
July 21 - Bronx - 2nd Alarm - Box 4754 - 1786 Hoe Ave - 2 BK Commercial
July 21 - Bronx - 3rd Alarm - Box 3342 - 303 East 188 St - 5 BK Residential
July 21 - Bronx - 2nd Alarm - Box 3190 - 506 East 184 St - 3 BK Residential
July 23 - Bronx - 2nd Alarm - Box 3367 - 2615 Grand Concourse - 6 BK Residential
July 22 - Queens - 2nd Alarm - Box 7037 - 57-56 Maspeth Ave - Junkyard
July 27 - Bronx - 2nd Alarm - Box 4145 - 3669 East Tremont Ave - 2 1/2 Frame Residential
July 28 - Queens - 2nd Alarm - Box 7387 - 31-16 35 Ave - 6 BK Residential

Number of Greater Alarms for the month of July, 2022
Bronx - 9 ........... (rescue 2 please note)
Queens - 4
Brooklyn - 4
Manhattan - 0
Staten Island - 0
Total - 17

THANK YOU HERB.

 

[mack]

2022 YTD totals by boro

Brooklyn 48
Bronx 35
Queens 27
Manhattan 10
Staten Island 4

All boros FDNY YTD 124 greater alarms

FDNY 2022 multiple alarm rate for Jan-Jul has been approx. 4.4 extra alarms per week.

SI total is about half what they have had the past few years (due to rainy brush fire seasons?).

In 2021, there were 120 FDNY multiples for the same period.

(Per Herb's data - thank you Herb.

 

[Atlas]

FD uses time the box or 1st signal was transmitted.

 

[nfd2004]

As each month comes to a close, usually a day or two before, I begin to get the total count for all of the All Hands and Multiple Alarm Fires throughout the city.

BUT - without the many contributors of this web site who provide us with so many EXCELLENT Rundowns, Photos, Videos, etc., the "Citywide Monthly Fire Activity Report" would NOT BE POSSIBLE.
Generally speaking, I think we have 24/7 coverage - every single day of the year.

Of course, many of us depend on the "online radio broadcast" that is provided to us for those who live outside of the FDNY Radio Transmit area.

Faithfully, "Signal 73" also provides us with the first due engine and ladder company assigned to each multiple alarm fire.

Then we have "raybrag", who took over providing us with "Beyond The Fires" in a separate topic on this site.
Each incident he writes about is a serious event that the FDNY has responded to, whether it be a serious motor vehicle accident, a water rescue or a high angle rope rescue, etc.
These are headline Stories in themselves.
"I think we would AGREE that "raybrag" does a Great Job in telling the stories of each incident.
THANK YOU SIR.

Of course, just as with the Monthly Fire Activity Report, "It is YOU, the members here, that make it all possible as well", and WE THANK YOU FOR THAT.

As our friend "jbendick", told me many years ago and I never forgot it.
Whether it is fighting a fire, performing a serious rescue, a hospital staff performing surgery, and YES, even providing us with Our Monthly Activity List;

"TEAM WORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK".