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Squad 41 went to approximately 133 all hands in manhattan. That would be around 42% of the total all hands in manhattan.

So around 31% of manhattan all hands in 2020 were R 3 and around 27.5% of R 3 boxes were in manhattan (using the numbers of: 79 R 3 all hands in manhattan and a total of 287 all hands in Bronx and 252 all hands in manhattan)

I know that in 2020 around 28-30% of the all hands in manhattan were R 3 boxes (using possibly inaccurate numbers)

Picture from Instagram account boogie down truck work, some great tactics tips from BX firefighters on there.

Just updated it with S.I. Rankings

Unfortunately for 67, most of the fires in the 13th batt are 84 and 93 first due. 67 still catches decent work but yeah their area of the heights has been infiltrated with yuppies in recent years.

Yea some of the numbers are pretty interesting. I wouldn't have thought 117 would go to as many as 1st due fires as they did - and a lot of the south queens companies did less this year than last if you compare their numbers.

Fixed now, thanks for letting me know.

Bronx 92/44 first due

I plan on doing their numbers soon

Like I did last year, I have sorted through Signal73s map and ranked companies based on their first due workers. (I will update for the companies who go to work the rest of the day and tomorrow) Here is the actual link if you want a better look. Feel free to share with whoever you want to...

I will be posting something related to this question shortly.

Saw this in a documentary after reading here about the “ghetto blaster”. Is this the ghetto blaster in the picture?

Class "A" MD is a residential building that is built to suit 3 or more families to live permanently in. So most of your typical multiple dwelling apartment buildings are class "A" Class "B" MD is a building that is occupied transiently, this can include hotels, rooming houses, college...

290/103 1st due according to citizen video

According to https://fire.fandom.com/wiki/Fire_Department_of_the_City_of_New_York#Manhattan_2 SP20011 Engine 326 SP20012 Engine 266 SP20014H - Engine 8

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy the stat sheet. It is a bit unfortunate that each all hands is essentially reduced to a number. As we all know an all-hands could range from being a BS CO incident or a ripping out the windows job and each are seen as equal on a piece of paper.

Just looking around that intersection of 2nd Ave and 7th Street, there was that 3rd alarm last February, an all-hands at 110 2nd Ave (exposure 4 side of the church) June 20, 2018, diagonally across 2nd Ave, the famous 2015 East Villiage Gas Explosion, and last night this 6th alarm.

The 1st due numbers will be different this year. In terms of Harlem vs. Midtown discussion, this year 4 truck has 14 1st due and 28 has 22, 40 & 23 both have 12 - pretty close to 4. The year isn't over yet though and anyone can get hot.

No problem, I enjoy keeping track of who's going to work these days. I'll be releasing a similar sheet on New Years that will show 2020's first due workers.