7/19/26 Bronx 3rd Alarm Box 2771

[UnitWithTheUrgent]

Address: 1521 Sheridan Ave. off East 172nd St.

Fire on the 6th floor of a 8 story 350x100 class 3 MD

Phone Alarm - Reporting a fire on the 4th floor - 11:53

BXD to E-92: Second source reporting the 6th floor - 11:54

Box loaded up due to calls - 11:55

B-17: Give a 10-75 - 11:58

L-49 FAST

B-17: All Hands (E-50 & L-19) - 12:00

B-17: 2 L/S, 1 L/O - Searches are delayed due to clutter - 12:10

D-6: Searches are still delayed due to heavy clutter - Special call 2 additional trucks (TL-41 act. 44 & L-42 act. 19) - 12:21

D-6: Transmit the 2nd Alarm - We still have heavy fire in the fire apt. - 2 L/S/O - 12:27

B-13 RUL, B-18 Safety, E-72 w/ Sat. 2

D-6: 2 L/S/O, stretching an additional line into the fire apt. - Cockloft looks clear at this time - Special call 2 additional trucks (TL-14 & TL-33) - 12:45

D-6: Special call an additional Rescue & Squad for relief (R-4 & SQ-61) - 12:49

D-6: Transmit the 3rd Alarm - 12:53

B-3 Staging, E-35 Communications

D-6: Special call 3 additional trucks for overhaul (TL-45, L-55 & L-56) - 12:58

FC: Per C-4e, 3 L/S/O, 2 to the fire apt. & 1 to the floor above, DWH - 13:08

FC: Special call 2 additional trucks (TL-13 act. 44 & L-128 act.) - 13:28

FC: Per C-4e, PWH - 13:41

FC: Per C-4e, Under Control - 14:54

Duration: 2 Hours & 2 Min.

Maybe:
E-92, 42, 46, 68, 50
L-44, 27, 49F ,19, 41 (act. 44) s/c, 42 (act. 19) s/c
B-17, 26
R-3
SQ-41
D-7
RAC-3

2nd Alarm Maybe:
E-83 (act.), 81 (act.), 93
B-19, 13R, 18S
L-14 s/c, 33 s/c
R-4 s/c
SQ-61 s/c
FC, RB, SB, TSU-1, CTU-1, RM
E-72 w/ Sat. 2
Car-23d

3rd Alarm:
E-71, 82, 88, 48
L-45 s/c, 55 s/c, 56 s/c, 13 (act. 44) s/c, 128 (act.) s/c
B-14, 3 Staging, 39 Air Recon
MSU
RAC-1
E-35 Communications
Car-4e, 22c

Relocations:
E-37 to E-46
E-62 to E-50
E-21 to E-35
E-91 to E-81
L-42 to L-19
L-41 to L-44
L-13 to L-44
L-50 to L-44
L-46 to L-33
L-167 to L-47
L-25 to L-55
B-49 to B-26
B-11 to B-19
SQ-252 to SQ-41

 

[bxengine]

One of the very few B17 boxes that the whole battalion responds to.

 

[NikFDNY]

EMS Information - MCI 22 - Box 2771​

C17 1204 - Confirming the fire, 4th floor, no patients at this time, Potential is High

C17 1224 - Operations ongoing, potential remains high, patient count remains (0)

CW1/C17 1228 - Fire transmitted the 2nd Alarm, do you want the complement

C17 1228 - 10-4, we have a Patient, ill give you thje tag in a second

LS4 1232 - ETA 5 Minutes

C17/LS4 - Park on 172 & Morris

CW1/C17 - No MERV available in the city

CW1/C17 1235 - Hospital23, 83 and 7 Pedi notified.

C17 1236 - (1) FD MOS Green Tag

HT1 1236 - Fire is transmitting the Mayday, start out the 66.

CW1/C17 - Per HT1, fire is transmitting the mayday, standby for more units.

CW1/XR1 - Head over to the 2nd Alarm with a mayday.

C17 1237 - Mayday has been cancelled, fire is doing a roll call.

571 1238 - (1) Patient at this location, mayday was cancelled.

C17 1248 - Fire operations ongoing, potential remains high, (1) Green Tag Patient was transported by 17V.

CW1/C17 - MCI being upgraded to a 3rd alarm

C17 1301 - Fire Operations ongoing, potential still high, patient count still at (1),



18F 03K 14A 26E 27E(Rehab)
17V 17W
C17 C14(Treatment& Tracking) C18(Tracking) C55(Rehab) C82 C03
57 571 5Z(Safety) 5C 5S
XR3 XR1
HT1
LS4 MR7

 

[NikFDNY]

EAB activations over TAC

Cancelled per EMS, roll call being conducted

 

[Signal73]

*Citizen App Photos*

 

[Signal73]

Car-4E(DAC of CTEP)
Car-23D(Press Duty)

 

[HFN01]

SQ252 acting SQ41

 

[captaindewey50267021@gm]

A Mayday at this fire, so that is why an additional Squad & Rescue were "Special Called' Rescue 4 from Queens & Squad 61. Does anyone know why NO E.M.S. M.E.R.V. was available in NYC? Seems like an abnormal amount of greater/multiple alarms = above 2nd alarms are being transmitted, The good thing is unlike some other big cities FDNY is not afraid to ask for help before, the fire becomes a catch-up situation. Firefighters' safety is improved by being "Proactive" about calling for help before it is too late and playing catch up.
Captain Bob Rainey FDNY Engine 26 retired.

 

[NikFDNY]

es anyone know why NO E.M.S. M.E.R.V. was available in NYC?

Staffing couldn't provide for it, part of the reason they want to switch to combo MERV/MRTUs (unsure if that's still the plan)

LS2 was also out

 

[68jk09]

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[rdm258]

A Mayday at this fire, so that is why an additional Squad & Rescue were "Special Called' Rescue 4 from Queens & Squad 61. Does anyone know why NO E.M.S. M.E.R.V. was available in NYC? Seems like an abnormal amount of greater/multiple alarms = above 2nd alarms are being transmitted, The good thing is unlike some other big cities FDNY is not afraid to ask for help before, the fire becomes a catch-up situation. Firefighters' safety is improved by being "Proactive" about calling for help before it is too late and playing catch up.
Captain Bob Rainey FDNY Engine 26 retired.

Bob, I cant agree with you more, Nashville is terrible at that, coming from NYC EMS, I still ask for additional resources based on the CAD info and most times a chief will say ' negative advise when on scene',..