January 2025 - Multiple Alarms by Divisions

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This is a very brief listing of the Boro, Box Number, and Division for multiple alarm fires in NYC from January 1, '25 to January 25th, '25.
Some of the most fire activity many can remember in several years.

Manhattan:
Box 0195 - Division 1
Box 0171 - Division 1
Box 1203 - Division 3

Bronx:
Box 3462 - Division 7
Box 3671 - Division 7
Box 3740 - Division 7

Staten Island:
Box 0296 - Division 8
Box 1946 - Division 8

Brooklyn:
Box 4110 - Division 15
Box 1736 - Division 15
Box 0343 - Division 11
Box 3974 - Division 15
Box 2895 - Division 8
Box 1013 - Division 15
Box 2887 - Division 8
Box 1003 - Division 15
Box 3110 - Division 15
Box 0675 - Division 11
Box 0155 - Division 11
Box 3505 - Division 8

Queens:
Box 7216 - Division 14

Note: I will add any additional multiple alarm fires for January 2025 here should they occur.
This in addition to the regular monthly Fire Activity Report
 
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nfd2004 said:
This is a very brief listing of the Boro, Box Number, and Division for multiple alarm fires in NYC from January 1, '25 to January 25th, '25.
Some of the most fire activity many can remember in several years.

Manhattan:
Box 0195 - Division 1
Box 0171 - Division 1

Bronx:
Box 3463 - Division 7
Box 3671 - Division 7
Box 3740 - Division 7

Staten Island:
Box 0296 - Division 8
Box 1946 - Division 8

Brooklyn:
Box 4110 - Division 15
Box 1736 - Division 15
Box 0343 - Division 11
Box 3974 - Division 15
Box 2895 - Division 8
Box 1013 - Division 15
Box 2887 - Division 8
Box 1003 - Division 15
Box 3110 - Division 15
Box 0675 - Division 11
Box 0155 - Division 11

Queens:
No Multiple Alarm Activity as of this date

Note: I will add any additional multiple alarm fires for January 2025 here should they occur.
This in addition to the regular monthly Fire Activity Report
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Nice going Uncle Willie. This has been a crazy month. Is the War Years back...lol
 
nfd2004 said:
This is a very brief listing of the Boro, Box Number, and Division for multiple alarm fires in NYC from January 1, '25 to January 25th, '25.
Some of the most fire activity many can remember in several years.

Manhattan:
Box 0195 - Division 1
Box 0171 - Division 1

Bronx:
Box 3463 - Division 7
Box 3671 - Division 7
Box 3740 - Division 7

Staten Island:
Box 0296 - Division 8
Box 1946 - Division 8

Brooklyn:
Box 4110 - Division 15
Box 1736 - Division 15
Box 0343 - Division 11
Box 3974 - Division 15
Box 2895 - Division 8
Box 1013 - Division 15
Box 2887 - Division 8
Box 1003 - Division 15
Box 3110 - Division 15
Box 0675 - Division 11
Box 0155 - Division 11

Queens:
No Multiple Alarm Activity as of this date

Note: I will add any additional multiple alarm fires for January 2025 here should they occur.
This in addition to the regular monthly Fire Activity Report
Click to expand...
Nice Work - Just A Minor Thing.. D7 5th Alarm Was Box 3462*.
 
According to our Fire Activity Reports for the year 2024, the busiest month for Brooklyn - Multiple Alarm Fires was .... April, 2024 and at that time they had 7 (Seven) Multiple Alarm Fires.

So far for January 2025 Brooklyn has had 12 (Twelve) Multiple Alarm Fires, surpassing the number of multiple alarms during any month of 2024.
 
Let's not forget, it has gotten extremely cold lately. Some don't have heat and are using various dangerous(heaters, stoves, etc) to stay warm.If it stays cold expect more multiples.OHi forgot to add, e-bikes still are an issue
 
nfd2004 said:
According to our Fire Activity Reports for the year 2024, the busiest month for Brooklyn - Multiple Alarm Fires was .... April, 2024 and at that time they had 7 (Seven) Multiple Alarm Fires.

So far for January 2025 Brooklyn has had 12 (Twelve) Multiple Alarm Fires, surpassing the number of multiple alarms during any month of 2024.
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Car 1, Commissioner Tucker has been responding to quite a few multiples since the beginning of January.
 
As luck would have it, I was listening to a podcast yesterday involving DAC John Norman (Ret.). The interviewer asked about periods of busy fire duty, and Chief Norman relayed that in November of 1989, when he was in Rescue 2, Brooklyn had a span of 31 multiple alarms in 21 days, including "12 to 14" 5th alarms.

The recent string of fire duty has been incredible by modern standards, but these numbers from the 1980s really puts things into perspective, especially when you consider that by all accounts Chiefs were much more reluctant to transmit multiple alarms in those days.
 
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