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Regardless of what the ticket says, this should go down as a 53/26 first due box when marking runs and workers for the year

Interesting that they still gave them the extra engine without the transmission of the next greater alarm.

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L43 was certainly not first due - 26 pulled out of quarters, took a left, drove 50 feet, parked the rig and went upstairs. Reason E53 was first due is because 58 was on an EMS run on Lenox Ave. 91 likely the same predicament since they would have been first due on 3rd Ave.

Bizzare that it came over as 3rd Avenue first. Not all that close to the actual address.

291 had the first hydrant in the front of the building. Think they got in first. Should be their first due box anyway.

I think 46 e 82nd is a single family townhouse - at least that’s how the owner made it sound!

I spy👀

fireplace fire that got out of the fireplace. The chimney lining gave out.

I think they send 2&2 over with their rigs & the rest go via marine units / next ferry. Not 100% tho. Probably also depends on the severity of the fire. If you need more units they probably send more over the ferry.

Despite the 28 battalion being the IC, it appears from my video that the 28 BC was operating as the fire sector in exposure 4 while the 37 was in the original fire building. I have never seen the IC / first due battalion chief leave the command post and go do firefighting unless they were an...

Phone alarm at 0322 reporting fire on the first floor of an MD E277 gave the 10-75 at 0324 2nd Alarm at 0335