2/14/24 Queens All Hands Box 8300

[HC7]

Incident Location: 144 Reid Avenue (In Front Of)

Phone Alarm Reporting A Gas Main Struck - Bedford Avenue & Reid Avenue.

E329: Let All Companies Responding Know That A Contractor Hit A High Pressure Gas Main.

L137: Checking Surrounding Properties, Have All Units Continue In.

L137: Transmit The 10-75, High Pressure Gas Main Struck.

QD/B47: TL153 Is Designated Your FAST Truck & Medical Branch Resources Are Responding.

B47: The Surrounding Properties Check Out, We Are Just Are Awaiting National Grid At This Time. (Duration 23 Min)

B47: Using All Hands, (1) Precautionary Line Stretched. No Readings, Everything Is Naturally Venting. DWH.

Exposures:
1: Street
2: Detached Private Dwelling
3: Detached Private Dwelling
4: Detached Private Dwelling

B47: PWH, Return Any Units Not 10-84. (Duration 31 Min)

B47: Updated Location Is In Front Of 144 Reid Avenue.

B47: National Grid Is On Scene, Continuing To Standby. (Duration 43 Min)

B47: All Surrounding Properties Still Check Out, National Grid Is Working On Shutting Down The Gas Main. Drop Down To 2&2, E266 Can Go 10-8 When Available. (Duration 49 Min)

B47: National Grid Isolated The Leak, Under Control. (Duration 1hr)

Rundown:
E329, E268, E266, E309
L137, TL159, TL153F
B47, B33
R4
SQ270
D13
RAC4
HM1, HMB, SQ252HMTU
*TL121 Normally FAST, TL153 Temporarily Relocated To E321*

Relocations:
B54 act. B47
E255 act. E268
L143 act. L137
E293 act. E266

 

[8060rock]

Incident Location: Bedford Avenue & Reid Avenue

Phone Alarm Reporting A High Pressure Gas Main Struck - Bedford Avenue & Reid Avenue.

TL-153 FAST

B47: Using All Hands.

Rundown:
E329, E268, E266, E309
L137, TL159, TL153F
B47, B33
R4
SQ270
D13
RAC4
HM1, HMB, SQ252HMTU

Relocations:

L137 gave 10-75, high pressure gas main struck

B47: gas line is venting into street, have all units not 10-84 go 10-8 (D13, B33, L153F, E309, HM1, HMB, E252, RAC4) - (1) precautionary stretched

B47: National Grid isolated the leak - UC (duration 1 hr.)

B54 act. B47
E255 act. E268
L143 act. L137
E293 act. E266

 

[airbusboeing]

G-man l121 should have been fast but missed out due to ladder 153 at engine 321

 

[Captain784]

Every now and then Rockaway, Queens has some work. When they do the response times are lengthy before additional units can arrive. I was once working as a Covering Captain in Tower Ladder 159 near Mill Basin Brooklyn, and we responded to a 2nd Alarm house fire in Brezzy Point Queens by the time we got there it was almost 25 minutes. Thank God for E-329 and the Brezzy Point Volunteer companies they made a great stop.
Photo Below of the "Conflagration" During Hurricane Sandy in Brezzy Point. I think, in total 130 homes were destroyed and it was the largest fire in multiple private residential buildings in the history of N.Y. City.
Captain Bob Rainey FDNY Engine 26 retired

 

[airbusboeing]

besides for 4&3 and with the exception of maybe engine 314 coming in as a extra engine it will take some time for any other unit to make it in to the peninsula that's way all units must be covered at all times

 

[t123ken]

I remember relocating from Brooklyn to Engine 264. Going over the Marine Parkway Bridge we informed Queens that we were on their frequency. The MDT immediately showed us 10-8 acting 264. We replied we were just crossing the bridge and the dispatcher said you're the only ones available on the peninsula despite being about 7 miles from 264's response area.

 

[airbusboeing]

Queens 5th Alarm Box 6068 on June 17 of 2022 there was multiple water rescues going out at the same time in the rockaway peninsula and the dispatcher was asking the BC if they need everyone or else they would have to relocate a engine and truck into the area

 

[airbusboeing]

I remember relocating from Brooklyn to Engine 264. Going over the Marine Parkway Bridge we informed Queens that we were on their frequency. The MDT immediately showed us 10-8 acting 264. We replied we were just crossing the bridge and the dispatcher said you're the only ones available on the peninsula despite being about 7 miles from 264's response area.

sounds about right