6/13/25 Queens All Hands Box 7176

[dnandkumar06]

Address 41-05 Vernon blvd
Fire first floor of a low rise fireproof multiple dwelling
One hurt minor injuries
Engine 258 first due
Engine 259
Rescue 4
L116
TL115
DIV-14
BN45
Marine 4

 

[Signal73]

Address 41-05 Vernon blvd
Firehouse first floor of a low rise fireproof multiple dwelling
Engine 258 first due
Engine 259
Rescue 4
DIV-14
BN45
Marine 4
L116
TL115

Fire house?

 

[dnandkumar06]

Fire house?

Typo

 

[firebuffkevin]

41-5 Vernon Blvd · 41-5 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, NY 11101

41-5 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, NY 11101

www.google.com

 

[firebuffkevin]

Why Marine 4? Building is not on the water

 

[FDNYSTATENISLAND]

Why Marine 4? Building is not on the water

You haven’t noticed in the last year or so that marine units are assigned to boxes nowhere near the water? Lol

 

[QNS7883]

Address 41-05 Vernon blvd
Fire first floor of a low rise fireproof multiple dwelling
One hurt minor injuries
Engine 258 first due
Engine 259
Rescue 4
L116
TL115
DIV-14
BN45
Marine 4

I believe that 7176 is the correct Box.

 

[FDNY Response Videos]

Why Marine 4? Building is not on the water

Usually any structural call within a couple blocks of water (regardless of if there’s a major highway in between) gets the marine response.

It’s often nonsensical like a box for fireproof projects in Manhattan where they would need to stretch over the Harlem River Drive.

In some rare instances like car fires this policy has seen great effect with marine units knocking down highway car fires while units are stuck in traffic getting there. But that’s right on the water anyway.

 

[skiLB]

Address 41-05 Vernon blvd
Fire first floor of a low rise fireproof multiple dwelling
One hurt minor injuries
Engine 258 first due
Engine 259
Rescue 4
L116
TL115
DIV-14
BN45
Marine 4

E260?

 

[FDNY Response Videos]

E260?

On an arrest

 

[Hank]

Address 41-05 Vernon blvd
Fire first floor of a low rise fireproof multiple dwelling
One hurt minor injuries
Engine 258 first due
Engine 259
Rescue 4
L116
TL115
DIV-14
BN45
Marine 4

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire In Apartment 1E On The 1st Floor (NYCHA Queensbridge South Houses) - 11:48.

QD: Second Source Reporting Fire In Apartment 1C - 11:54.

E258: 10-75, Fire On The 1st Floor - 11:54.

L128 - FAST.

CIDS: 6-Story 90x115 Class 1 Low Rise Multiple Dwelling, (1) Open Interior Stairwell.

L116: (1) 10-45 No Code - 11:56.

B45: Using All Hands (E263 & TL163) For Fire In Apartment 1C, 1 L/S/O. Heavy Clutter Conditions, DWH - 12:01.

Exposures: 1: Street, 2: Similar, 3: Courtyard, 4: Street.

B45: MBFKD - 12:02.

D14: The (1) 10-45 Is A Code 4, PWH - 12:13.

D14: Under Control - 12:29 (Duration 41 Min).

Rundown:
E258, E259, E238, E325 act. E260, E263
L116, TL115, L128F, TL163
B45, B49
R4
SQ288
D14
RAC2
M4, M6, MB
*E262 Normally Assigned, OOS Medicals*
*E260 Unavailable, 10-99 EMS Box*

Relocations:
L11 act. L116
E273 act. E260
TL152 act. TL163

I believe that 7176 is the correct Box.

You are correct - 7136 is 43rd Ave & Crescent St.. so definitely a typo.

 

[firebuffkevin]

Usually any structural call within a couple blocks of water (regardless of if there’s a major highway in between) gets the marine response.

It’s often nonsensical like a box for fireproof projects in Manhattan where they would need to stretch over the Harlem River Drive.

In some rare instances like car fires this policy has seen great effect with marine units knocking down highway car fires while units are stuck in traffic getting there. But that’s right on the water anyway.

Thank You