6/4/25 Brooklyn 3rd Alarm Box 787

[AuxWarYearsCapt]

Fire Location: 922 Lafayette Ave

L-111 gave the 10-75

Fire in a 3 story MD

E-214,222,230,218,237
L-111,102,108(Fast),112
B-37,57
R-2
Sq-252
D-11
Rac-2


2nd Alarm fire on all 3 floors with extension to exposures

B-37 s/c a TL above the 2nd Alarm

2nd Alarm
E-277,234,233
E-207 w/ Sat. 6
L-123,124s/c
B-35(FF)
B-38(RUL)
B-44(Safety)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-2
RM
CTU
Car-7(Brooklyn Borough Commander)
Car-13R (Chief Fire Inspector)

FC have Sat. 6 bring the manifold to the front of the building

FC per D-11 transmit the 3rd Alarm @13:52

*Lewis Ave & DeKalb Ave Staging*

3rd Alarm
E-227,210,221,235,332(Comm)
L-132,120,3 Act. 108s/c,176s/c
B-31(FF)
B-41(Staging)
Rac-1
Mask
Car-1(Fire Commissioner)
Car-4E (Deputy Chief Of CTTF)
Car-11 (Chief of Special Operations Command)
Car-12A (Executive Officer To The Chief of Safety Command)
Car-11X (Captain of Command Tactical Unit)

FC we have extension into exposure 2&4 in the cockloft. 1 TL set up and in opp. 4 L/S 3 in Opp. Working on stretching a line to the rear


Relocations:
Battalion 2 Act. Battalion 37
Battalion 46 Act. Battalion 38

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F.D.N.Y. CAR 1. COMMISSIONER TUCKER 10-84

 

[STAjo]

Two additional truck: L3 act. 108 and L176

Nut House E214/TL111 1* Due.

 

[STAjo]

Two additional truck: L3 act. 108 and L176

'Recon Truck' 3 [act.], from E.13 St., Cactchin' some Lafayette Ave Action w/111 Truck

 

[skiLB]

Fire Location: 922 Lafayette Ave

L-111 gave the 10-75

Fire in a 3 story MD

E-214,222,230,218,237
L-111,102,108(Fast),112
B-37,57
R-2
Sq-252
D-11
Rac-2


2nd Alarm fire on all 3 floors with extension to exposures

B-37 s/c a TL above the 2nd Alarm

2nd Alarm
E-277,234,233
E-207 w/ Sat. 6
L-123,124s/c
B-35(FF)
B-38(RUL)
B-44(Safety)
RB,SB
FC
Tac-2
RM
CTU
Car-7(Brooklyn Borough Commander)
Car-13R (Chief Fire Inspector)

FC have Sat. 6 bring the manifold to the front of the building

FC per D-11 transmit the 3rd Alarm @13:52

*Lewis Ave & DeKalb Ave Staging*

3rd Alarm
E-227,210,221,235,332(Comm)
L-132,120,3 Act. 108s/c,176s/c
B-31(FF)
B-41(Staging)
Rac-1
Mask
Car-1(Fire Commissioner)
Car-4E (Deputy Chief Of CTTF)
Car-11 (Chief of Special Operations Command)
Car-12A (Executive Officer To The Chief of Safety Command)
Car-11X (Captain of Command Tactical Unit)

FC we have extension into exposure 2&4 in the cockloft. 1 TL set up and in opp. 4 L/S 3 in Opp. Working on stretching a line to the rear


Relocations:
Battalion 2 Act. Battalion 37
Battalion 46 Act. Battalion 38

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View attachment 50077

gr8 pics of job.

 

[TLTruckie]

Span of Control for an MCI is a bad thing?

Who said anything about a MCI?

 

[Darrell]

Who said anything about a MCI?

All 10-75's are automatic MCI's.

MCI-21: 10-75
MCI-22: Second Alarm
MCI-23: Third Alarm
MCI-24: Fourth Alarm
MCI-25: Fifth Alarm

 

[skiLB]

F.D.N.Y. CAR 1. COMMISSIONER TUCKER 10-84

Where was E217?

 

[lucky]

I don't see E216 either and BARB must have been very good to E210, placing them before E235.

 

[Signal73]

I don't see E216 either and BARB must have been very good to E210, placing them before E235.

Might have been acting.

 

[NikFDNY]

Who said anything about a MCI?

As Darrell said, an MCI is transmitted for every 10-75, along with every 10-76, 10-77, All Hands/Under Control when EMS is requested(?), Explosions, Reported Aircraft Crashes, Collapses, and 10-80s: Even when no patients are reported.

The MCI 23 typically has a minimum response of 6 BLS, 3 ALS, 1 ALS Rescue, 5 Conditions, 1 Hazmat Officer, 1 MERV, 1 MRTU, 1 Deputy Chief, 1 LSU, and an HTO. Compared to the number of units that the Fire Side has, it isn't a lot, but there are a lot of individual units that need to be staged, designated into sectors, etc.