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The lobby, floors above, the floor of, floors below, could be any combination.

Fire Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore has appointed Michael J. Kavanagh as Chief Fire Marshal. Chief Kavanagh most recently served as the Assistant Chief FIre Marshal of the BFI, where he directed daily operates in colloboration with the NYPD, FBI, ATF and DA Offices. He started out in the NYPD...

I see we finally upgraded from a triangle

Basically just the 3rd Alarm chief outside of business hours (5pm-7am?). Literally responsible for the 6x9 Tour

Except there's a very good chance the members end up on the news regardless

EMS member sent me this

Went to look back at the 6th alarm/10-66 from 2024 and found it was deleted. What happened to it? https://web.archive.org/web/20241214030014/http://nycfire.net/forums/threads/11-1-24-manhattan-6th-alarm-10-66-box-1622.85042/

10-66 Code 1 requires the next greatest alarm, Manhattan job in 2024 was a 6th alarm

EMS INFO - MCI 25 - Box 7512 2005 DMB - Start out another ALS. (10V Assigned) 2008 Car 5 - 63 to the 5th Alarm 2019 HT1 - Ourselves and XR2 can be released, the situation with the firefighter has been resolved. 2020 5B - Potential is High, Best Access is on Astoria either direction, Total...

163 put to work as FAST, 119 assigned to replace. Downed member following stair collapse

4-4

add the Gerritsen vollies

Thank you kindly sir

Location: 8701 Ditmas Av Large Fire in a Metal Recycling yard BC58 requesting an 4th Engine, reporting large column of smoke. L156 in the area, also reporting a large column of smoke 10-30 Box Loaded E310 E257 E283 E323 E248 L174 T170 L156 T120F BC58 BC44 DC15 RS02 Q001 RA02 CT02

Location: 937 East 56 Street Fire in a 4th Floor of a 100x65 6 Story Building. E323 E310 E309 E257 E255 L174 T159 T170F T157 BC58 BC41 DC15 RS02 Q252 RA02

As it turns out, X10, X20 and X27 are all rescue medic units, replacing 12R, 20R and 27R. Though X20 and X27 were folded into XR3

16 Alarms in Total across 3 Boxes Box 461 went to 11 Alarms Box 462 was a 2nd Alarm Box 478 was a 3rd Alarm

The water there was historically known as Mill Creek, and it was part of a much larger waterway, that had multiple smaller waterways that stretched from Meadow Lake up to Flushing Creek into the Bay, and east of Flushing Bay.

A 5th Alarm sounds better then an 8th Alarm