7/10/25 Queens All Hands Box 5651

[10-75 Da Box!]

Incident Location: 99-22 205th Street

Phone Alarm Reporting Fire In A Private Dwelling - 99-18 205th Street (Box 5319) - 18:40.

Box Loaded Up Due To Quality & Quantity Of Calls (R4 & SQ288) - 18:42.

B54: Transmit The 10-75, Car Fire In The Driveway On The 4 Side With Extension - 18:46.

L165 - FAST.

B54: Using All Hands (E299 & L133), 2.5-Story 20x50 Private Dwelling. 2 L/S, 1 L/O. DWH - 18:47.

Exposures: 1: Street, 2: Side Yard, 3: Rear Yard, 4: Driveway.

*With Corrected Address, Box Changed From 5319 To 5651*

CIDS: 2-Story 20x40 Class 4 Peaked Roof Private Dwelling, Window Bars 1st Floor & Basement.

B54: MBFKD On The Exterior, DWH. 3 L/S. 2 L/O - 18:51.

B54: PWH - 19:02.

B54: Under Control - 19:09 (Duration 29 Min).

Rundown:
E301, E304, E317, E275, E299
L150, T162, L165F, L133
BC54, BC50
RS04
Q270
DC13
RA04
*E317 Became Available, 4&2 Prior To 10-30*
*SQ270 Initially Unavailable, EMS Run - Replaced SQ288*

Relocations:
E306 act. E301
E293 act. E275
L173 act. L150
L136 act. L165

07/10/25 - Hollis All-Hands - firstonscenephotos

Fire in a private dwelling at 99-22 205th Street

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[fdnyqueens_buff]

It’s insane how fast a car fire can spread to a private dwelling quickly but windows bars usually delay fire operations saw E301 and SQ288 zooming down Jamaica Ave quickly what does it mean 306 acting as 301 did 301 showed up

 

[xtrastout]

True big time! Seen a car fire spread to houses on both sides, as well as the garage!

 

[10-75 Da Box!]

what does it mean 306 acting as 301 did 301 showed up

As listed above.. yes, E301 was 10-84 (1st due) - E306 was relocated to E301. In a nutshell, relocation is the movement of companies from their regular houses to different houses, to maintain coverage in certain areas.

 

[fdnyqueens_buff]

As listed above.. yes, E301 was 10-84 (1st due) - E306 was relocated to E301. In a nutshell, relocation is the movement of companies from their regular houses to different houses, to maintain coverage in certain areas.

Ok got it thanks for the info so a another engine goes over there to standby if another fire or emergency calls within that area

 

[10-75 Da Box!]

Ok got it thanks for the info so a another engine goes over there to standby if another fire or emergency calls within that area

Correct.

 

[fdnyqueens_buff]

Correct.

Another question how does fdny know what engines to use as relocation is it by how many calls they have per day is it which engines are closer to the quarters

 

[10-75 Da Box!]

Another question how does fdny know what engines to use as relocation is it by how many calls they have per day is it which engines are closer to the quarters

The borough decision dispatcher is usually in charge of picking the relocaters, they take in account who has already relocated in the tour, route to relocation, available units, borough coverage as a whole, etc when they pick a company.

 

[fdnyqueens_buff]

The borough decision dispatcher is usually in charge of picking the relocaters, they take in account who has already relocated in the tour, route to relocation, available units, borough coverage as a whole, etc when they pick a company.

Very great information I’m starting to learn a lot I’m not too familiar with this stuff relocations is a good thing because if you don’t have a relocation you are screwed if a another emergency call comes up

 

[RCL]

Very great information I’m starting to learn a lot I’m not too familiar with this stuff relocations is a good thing because if you don’t have a relocation you are screwed if a another emergency call comes up

Basically from what I used to understand, and this possibly has changed, was if any 2 or more houses with a shared border were unavailable for 30 minutes or more, at least 1 of the houses had to get a relocator. Theres a lot that goes into who goes where and which house maybe a must fill, etc. Like mentioned above the supervising fad will move equipment like chess pieces to make sure no part of the Boro is left unprotectected.

 

[fdnyqueens_buff]

Basically from what I used to understand, and this possibly has changed, was if any 2 or more houses with a shared border were unavailable for 30 minutes or more, at least 1 of the houses had to get a relocator. Theres a lot that goes into who goes where and which house maybe a must fill, etc. Like mentioned above the supervising fad will move equipment like chess pieces to make sure no part of the Boro is left unprotectected.

Got it thanks for the info appreciated

 

[memorymaster]

There are certain units that are a "must fill" for relocators. Example, E251 in Queens and I believe E70 in the Bronx.

 

[RCL]

There are certain units that are a "must fill" for relocators. Example, E251 in Queens and I believe E70 in the Bronx.

I think all of the Rockaways are must fill also, but could be wrong.

 

[Lt. Q]

Basically from what I used to understand, and this possibly has changed, was if any 2 or more houses with a shared border were unavailable for 30 minutes or more, at least 1 of the houses had to get a relocator. Theres a lot that goes into who goes where and which house maybe a must fill, etc. Like mentioned above the supervising fad will move equipment like chess pieces to make sure no part of the Boro is left unprotectected.

My hat goes off to all the FAD. All the awesome work they do behind just what we hear on the radio is professional, they are the on scene commanders until we arrive. Just a tip of the helmet to all of them. Thanks!