8/15/25 Brooklyn 4th Alarm Box 0766

10-75 Da Box!

10-75 Da Box!

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Incident Location: 276 Bleecker Street

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire On The 1st Floor - 20:59.

Box Loaded Up Due To Calls (E222, R2 & SQ252) - 21:01.

B28: 10-75 The Box, Fire On The 1st Floor - 21:03.

L140 - FAST.

CIDS: 2-Story 20x40 Class 4 Private Dwelling, Possible SRO's. Windows Bars In Basement.

B28: Transmit The 2nd Alarm, Fire Extending Into The Exposure. 2 L/S, 1 L/O. DWH - 21:07.

BK: B57RUL, B44SO, E207 w/ Satellite 6.

*Selected Staging Area - Wyckoff Avenue & Gates Avenue*

B28: Transmit The 3rd Alarm, Fire Extended Into Both Exposure 2 & 4 - 21:09.

Exposures: 1: Street, 2: 3-Story Attached (278), 3: Rear Yard, 4: 2-Story Attached (274).

BK: E332CU, B46SM, B58AR.

D11: 4 L/S/O, Water On The Fire. DWH - 21:29.

B57: s/c (1) Additional Truck For Relief Purposes (TL107 act. TL124) - 21:32.

FC: s/c (2) Additional Trucks (TL120 act. TL124 & TL158 act. TL135) - 22:01.

FC: Transmit The 4th Alarm For Relief Purposes - 22:07.

FC: TL158 Will Now Be Designated The FAST Truck To Relief L140 - 22:11.

FC: s/c (2) Additional Trucks (L113 act. L176 & TL131 act. TL111) - 22:12.

FC: PWH - 22:18.

FC: s/c (1) Additional Engine, Truck & Battalion Chief For A Watchline (E235, L118 & B??) - 22:39.

FC: Under Control - 22:50 (Duration 1hr, 51 Min).

10-75:
E277, E218, E271, E222
L112, T124, L140F
BC28, BC37
RS02
Q252
DC11
RA02

2nd Alarm:
E237, E291, E217, E286
E207T ST06
T135, L176
BC35, BC57R, BC44S
RB01, SB01, FC01, RM01, TS01

3rd Alarm:
E233, E230, E214, E206, E332S
T111, L108, T107 act. T124 s/c, T120 act. T124 s/c, T158 act. T135 s/c
BC38, BC46P, BC58AR
MK01, RA04

4th Alarm:
E323 act. E222, E219 act. E237, E287 act. E291, E238 act. E217, E235 w/l
L113 act. L176 s/c, T131 act. T111 s/c, L118 w/l
BC51 act. BC28, BC?? w/l

Cars: 12, 32

Relocations:
TL107 act. TL124
TL131 act. TL111
TL158 act. TL135
TL120 act. TL124
TL159 act. TL124
E221 act. E277
E283 act. E237
L156 act. L176
L109 act. L156
E202 act. E217
E282 act. E214
E323 act. E222
E219 act. E237
E287 act. E291
E238 act. E217
L113 act. L176
B51 act. B28
B42 act. B44
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Car-12 (Chief of Safety Command) DAC was the CWTC . He had earlier attened a third Alarm in Manhattan. I assume, the fourth alarm here was for relief companies and not for fire fighting.. I stand to be corrected.
 
DanielRJ3 said:
Fair enough - do you know what the list of CWTCs are now then?
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4A-E 6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,13A,13B,15,15A,B whatever is filled in them spots. C12A,B or C usually respond on 3rd alarm on rotation.

4th Alarm requires C4 or AC to Respond. C12 usually responds on the 4th aswell

5th Alarm requires C3 or C4 to Respond
 
Signal73 said:
CWTC can also be a safety officer


Yes i know not FDNY but in New Haven Car-36 is the Training Officer but also is safety office on scene.
Car-31 is COD can also be safety officer on scene
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Same thing here about 75 miles away in Norwich, Ct

Car 10 holds the rank of Asst Chief, and he is both the Training Officer and Safety Officer

Car 1, the Chief of Department can also take command.

I think several cities throughout Ct operate like that.
 
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