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Manhattan - 307 Bronx - 381 Staten Island - 98 Brooklyn - 597 Queens - 478 Citywide -1861

Manhattan – 20 Bronx - 21 Staten Island – 5 Brooklyn - 37 Queens -23 Total -106

Manhattan “filled when seriously unavailable” units are Engines 8, 54, and 95, Ladders 2, 4, 7, 24, 36, and Battalions 8 and 9. Manhattan units that do not relocate include Engines 8, 9, 10, 44, 54, Ladders 2, 4, and 10, Squad 18, and Battalions 8 and 9.

Super Pumper 1 (SP01) is in service. Primary Transport – E260, Back-Up Transport – E291 The Super Pumper will respond to: Confirmed Pipeline leaks 10-86 10-87 Airport Crash Boxes When special called by the Incident Commander

2022 Seagrave Rearmount - 70,800 2016 Seagrave Tiller - 66,000

Foam Depots Manhattan: Engines 1, 5, 9, 95 Bronx: Engines 72, 96 Staten Island: Engines 152, 156, 159, 167 Brooklyn: Engines 206, 207, 238, 284, 321 Queens: Engines 260, 262, 293, 324 Each depot has 50 five-gallon cans of AR-AFFF, five of Hi-Ex, and smaller amounts of AFFF. Five depots (96...

Two are Reserve units, six are Training units, and 21 are Spares.

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One Hazmat Tech Unit (four engines, seven squads)

Chiefs in Battalions 33, 39, 43, and 58 are trained in Air Recon operations; rotating assignment is shown in the daily chiefs’ schedule.

The official 2022 FDNY statistics released earlier this year for the five basic incident response categories: Structural Fires 23,677 3.64% Non-Structural Fires 14,192 2.18% Non-Fire Emergencies 235,736 36.26% Medical Emergencies 355,623 54.70% Malicious False 20,959 3.22% Total 650,187...

The five basic FDNY Fire stats and 2022 percentages: Fires: Structural 3.64% and Non-Structural 2.18% Emergencies: Non-Fire 36.26% and Medical (CFR) 54.70% Malicious False: 3.22% Total Alarms: 650,187

As of 11-08-21 (and still current) 10-75: 4 engines: 3 ladders (3rd is FAST), 2 battalion chiefs, 1 division chief, 1 rescue company, 1 squad company, 1 RAC unit. 7-5 (All-Hands), control of fire is “doubtful” -- all units normally assigned on 10-75.

Hazmat, as well as Rescue - blue Probationary Firefighters - orange

SOC policy is clear - a squad relocated to a rescue’s quarters is not an “acting rescue.” Such moves are intended to ensure a SOC unit is available in each borough when a major incident (10-60, 10-60 Code 1, 10-66, second or greater alarm) is in progress. Squad relocations to Manhattan Rescue 1...

The data shown above correctly quantify "Serious Fires" (7-5s + Multiple Alarms). "Emergencies" are a separate category and are NOT included in numbers shown.

2022 Civilian Deaths by Boro (official) Manhattan 18 Bronx 37 Staten Isl 5 Brooklyn 24 Queens 15 Total 99

2022 7-5 Incidents by Boro (official) Manhattan 290 Bronx 365 Staten Isl 102 Brooklyn 685 Queens 516 Total 1938

RAC-1 remains assigned to MAR-1 but is temporarily at Eng-4.

To further clarify response beyond the fifth alarm: "Any Additional Units requested above a 5th Alarm will be special called by the Incident Commander and the incident will remain a 5th Alarm" per current Dispatch Operations directives.