Temporary Relocations
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Same neighborhood that lost E203 in 1974 and E204 in 2003.
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E205 might gain some first due boxes with the move? Not far from E224 to begin with
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E207 would be better
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Well E207 has the room E205 and E226 don’t
Qtrs getting done?
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Some more useless information to add
*Engine 220 & Ladder 122 are parked back to back on the Engine side of the 2 buildings
*Engine 287, Ladder 136 & Battalion 46 park outside due to the floors being messed up from A. Construction next door & B. A 10-60 years ago next door
*Engine 220 & Ladder 122 are parked back to back on the Engine side of the 2 buildings
*Engine 287, Ladder 136 & Battalion 46 park outside due to the floors being messed up from A. Construction next door & B. A 10-60 years ago next door
I’m well aware.
But you said that 207 would be better..
Either house they moved to, they would be losing their 1st due boxes, so why is one better then another?
From 279 it’s a straight ride down either smith, Clinton or Hicks to their “normal” area. Which is what my point was. One wasn’t necessarily better then the other.
Every neighborhood in the city is effected when they lose a Firehouse, even temporary. Bklyn Heights -Carrol Gardens is one of the most congested with narrow streets and heavy traffic congestion. E -202,205,207 and even 226 will be greatly delayed and expect response times to increase 2x.
The surrounding areas, including Downtown, Carrol Gardens and waterfront, has seen huge development in recent years. Another area where the city needs to reevaluate response times and population density. The loss of E204 will be continually felt and the temporary relocation of 224 should be considered with any relocation of any of those adjoining companies.
The surrounding areas, including Downtown, Carrol Gardens and waterfront, has seen huge development in recent years. Another area where the city needs to reevaluate response times and population density. The loss of E204 will be continually felt and the temporary relocation of 224 should be considered with any relocation of any of those adjoining companies.
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Does anyone know why?
It’s too bad 204’s quarters is in such disrepair. Would have been a good spot for 224 to go for the next year +.
Why what?
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FIRE DEPARTMENT • CITY OF NEW YORK
Department Order No. 53 with Supplement No. 27 May 11, 2021
Edited Online Edition
2.3 TEMPORARY RELOCATION – E-224
E-224 has been temporarily relocated to the quarters of E-279. During this time, E-224 will be using a new Fax number, as follows: New Fax: (718) 246-9164.
Department Order No. 53 with Supplement No. 27 May 11, 2021
Edited Online Edition
2.3 TEMPORARY RELOCATION – E-224
E-224 has been temporarily relocated to the quarters of E-279. During this time, E-224 will be using a new Fax number, as follows: New Fax: (718) 246-9164.
Just saw the order little while ago...good info
a fax number?? that still exists?? lol
99% a renovation of quarters... especially the apparatus floor.... some locations they can store the rig in a pen outdoors but i don't think this location would lend itself to that convenience
Ouch.... they should be out for awhile.
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Indeed a very tight/congested area on Hicks Street. Like mentioned earlier BK HTS blocks are tight and narrow, they’re among the oldest in Brooklyn. Hence the need for L118 tiller.