10/7/25 Brooklyn 10-77 2nd Alarm Box 3523

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Fire Location: 2950 West 35th St

Box loaded up

Reports of fire out the top floor windows

E-318 gave the 10-77

Fire blowing out the windows 10th floor

CIDS:
14 Story 150 X 100
Duplex Apts

E-318,245,253,246
E-254(H.R Nozzle)
E-243(C.F.R.D)
L-166,161,169(Fast)
L-153,168,159(Vent)
B-43,42,33,40(Safety)
R-5
Sq-1
D-8
Rac-5
RB,SB
FC
Ma-9,3
MB

B-43 All Hands Fire in Apt 1023 on the A Side

B-43 we have 2 L/S 1 in Opp. Attack Stairway is B. Apt is a duplex apartment down

Exposure:
1. Street
2. Street
3. Court Yard
4. Parking Lot

B-43 Primaries still being conducted. DWH

D-8 Transmit a 2nd Alarm

2nd Alarm
E-241 Act. 253,330,276,321,279(Comm)
E-284 w/ Sat. 3
L-147 Act. 169,172
B-41(FF)
B-48(RUL)
B-44(ARC)
Tac-2
CTU
MSU

*Staging Mermaid & West 23 St*

BKD to FC be advised there is no High Rise Unit Available

FC per D-8 2 L/S/O fire on the roof membrane on the A Side which is an 8 story. Still extinguishing pockets of fire. DWH

FC per D-8 Primaries searches on all floors and stairwells complete and negative PWH

FC we have 1 10-45 Code 3


Relocations:
Engine 240 Act. Engine 253
Engine 331 Act. Engine 254
Ladder 86 Act. Ladder 172
Ladder 114 Act. Ladder 166
Ladder 132 Act. Ladder 153
Engine 241 Act. Engine 253
Ladder 147 Act. Ladder 169
Battalion 31 Act. Battalion 42

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EMS Information - MCI 77 - CAD #### - Box 3523

BLS: 33A 33C 33E 42D
ALS: 43U 40X 20W
RESC: XR5 77R
SUPR: C43 C40 (Staging) C58 C38 C HT2
CAR: 542 (Medical branch) 552 55 5M2
77R 45 Minute ETA.

CW1/C43 1613 - H52 H51 H60 Peeds (Pediatrics?) have been notified.
C43 1615 - Staging changed to West 3 and Surf, Either direction of Surf.
C43 1616 - Potential is High to Public Safety and Civilians, fire top floor of the (unreadable), patient count is still zero.
CW1/C43 1640 - Fire is transmitting the 2nd alarm, do you require the compliment?
C43 1640 - 1x Yellow Tag Firefighter, and possibly one more patient. XR5 is treating the firefighter.
C542 - Total Patient Count is 1x Yellow Tag FF, Being treated by XR5, Potential is moderate, C43, 33E, 53U at Staging, C50 Staging, Holding with the compliment.
C542 - Total Patient count is now 2, 1 Yellow Tag FF, treated by 43U, 1 Orange Tag Civilian, Treated by 33A and 40X, Potential is still moderate, start me out an additional ALS.
 
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FDNY Response Videos said:
Looks like some roofing material. Wonder if it got into the apartment?
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I thought it was in the apartment and through the roof of the apt. into the underneath of the roofing material. Not familiar with these buildings but looks like heavy fire under the roof material when FF pulled it up with hooks.

They eventually brought and operated a handline on the roof.
 

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FDNYSTATENISLAND said:
I thought it was in the apartment and through the roof of the apt. into the underneath of the roofing material. Not familiar with these buildings but looks like heavy fire under the roof material when FF pulled it up with hooks.

They eventually brought and operated a handline on the roof.
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I’m pretty sure most of these HRFPMD apartments are like brick ovens. Only extension out of an apartment would be through the door into the public hallway or autoexposure out the windows. Never heard of the fire going through the ceiling and into the roof in one of these. Could be wrong but that’s my understanding.
 
FDNY Response Videos said:
I’m pretty sure most of these HRFPMD apartments are like brick ovens. Only extension out of an apartment would be through the door into the public hallway or autoexposure out the windows. Never heard of the fire going through the ceiling and into the roof in one of these. Could be wrong but that’s my understanding.
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Thought that too. But then the fire apartment being given made me think inside somewhere. Tough job it seems either way, and far for most companies after 318/166.
 
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