8/17/11 - 2nd Alarm Box 7278
- Thread starter RobK
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Maspeth, Queens, NY, 8/17/11
Address: 52-35 58 st @ 52 rd
09:30 hours
Phone Box 7278 - Report of a truck hanging out the window of a sanitation garage
Squad 288, E325
TL163
Battalion 45
Box after initial 7278 - Box filled out
E259
L140
Rescue 4
09:36 hours
E259: We do have a dump truck hanging out at a dangerous position, have the Rescue Battalion respond please
Rescue Battalion is N/A
09:36 hours
Rescue 4: Start out a 2nd rescue
Rescue 3 w/ Collapse Rescue 3 S/C
10-60-7278 - 09:37 hours
Battalion 45: Transmit a 10-60, we have an occupant in the truck.
Engs 292, 291, 287, 206, 263
E262 w/ IMT Unit
E233 w/ Mobile Command Center 1
E324 w/ Satelite 4
TL115, L136
L116 w/ Collapse Rescue 4
TL117, TL146 (SOC Support Truck)
L154 (FAST Truck)
Battalions 46, 35, 6, HazMat
Battalion 28 (Safety Officer)
Battalion 49 (Resource Unit Leader)
Battalion 43 (Air Recon Chief)
Divisions 14, 13
Squad 252, Squad 1 w/ TRV 1
SOC Compressor, SOC Logistics
Tactical Support 1
FieldCom 1, Command Tactical Unit
RAC4
Car 4D (DAC Joseph Pfeifer, Deputy Assistant Chief of Operations - Counterterrorism/Preparedness)
09:41 hours
Safety Battalion available assigned
09:43 hours
BC45: The occupant has been removed via the bucket of TL163 and the Squad is in the process of further securing the vehicle at this time.
09:44 hours
Car 11A (BC Stephen J. Geraghty, Chief of Rescue Operations) is responding
09:45 hours
Battalion 45: We need 2 cranes, whether they be via ConEd or Sanitation, we need 2 cranes to respond to the scene.
09:47 hours
BC45: The cranes that we're requesting need to be able to hold a weight of between 15 and 30,000 lbs. It's a 4 story building so 75 footers will work.
09:47 hours
Rescue Battalion available assigned
09:49 hours - Duration 21 minutes
BC45: We have 1000x2000, are the dimensions of the building, 4 story. Exposure 4 is where the incident is. We're requesting a grip hoist from Rescue 3 and we need Buildings Dept. to respond as well.
09:52 hours
Rescue Battalion: Notify OEM to respond as well, k.
09:53: hours - Duration 24 minutes
BC45: We received confirmation from Sanitation that this vehicle is empty, the approximate weight is 15000 lbs.
10:00 hours
Car 1D (Commissioner's Liaison) is responding
10:06 hours
FieldCom: Progress report on the 10-60 Box 7278, at the address 58-65 52 rd, we had a sanitation truck crash through the wall of the sanitation garage on approximately the 3rd floor of a 4 story 1000x2000. At this time Division 14 reports that the single occupant of that sanitation truck has been removed. We have 3 sanitation vehicles on the ground which are directly under the incident truck. We are unable to search those vehicles at this time; we have been told those 3 vehicles are not occupied. Searches within the sanitation building are complete and negative. Units are currently in a holding position awaiting the arrival of those cranes, situation is Doubtful.
10:09 hours
Battalion 43 - Air Recon is airborne with a 5-10 minute ETA.
10:13 hours- Duration 43 minutes
FC: As per Car 4D, AC Pfeifer, Air-Recon can go 10-8.
10:34 hours
OEM reports they have 2-3 reps on scene
10:35 hours - Duration 1 hour 6 minutes
FC: At this time TL115 is replacing L154 as the FAST Truck. Progress report for your 10-60 Box 7278, for the corrected address of 52-35 58 st, we have a sanitation truck crashed through the 3rd floor side wall of a 4 story 1000x2000 brick sanitation warehouse. At this time, Car 4D, AC Pfeifer, reports: we are in the process of releasing units at the scene, an interagency meeting has been conducted, a collapse zone has been established, still awaiting the arrival of the cranes. 3 lines have been stretched precautionary: 1 precautionary in the street, 1 precautionary to the 3rd floor in the vicinity of the incident, and 1 to the standpipe. This Incident is Doubtful Will Hold.
10:37 hours - Duration 1 hour 8 minutes
FC: Additional info, the vehicle involved came through the 52 rd side of the building.
11:00 hours
OEM reports cranes are en-route
11:21 hours - Duration 1 hour 51 minutes
FC: Progress report for your 10-60 Box 7278, at the address 52-35 58 st, for a sanitation vehicle that crashed through the wall of a 4 story 2500x1000 sanitation garage, the vehicle came through the wall of the garage. At this time Car 4D, AC Pfeifer reports: continuing to operate with the units on scene. Continuing to seacrh the 3rd floor and the 2nd floor. We're inspecting all utilities in the area. All personal are being evacuated from the building in the vicinity of the incident. The next interagency meeting will be at 11:30 hours and this incident is still Doubtful Will Hold, still awaiting the arrival of the cranes.
12:03 hours - Duration 2 hours 35 minutes
Mobile Command Center 1: Progress report for your 10-60 Box 7278, at the address 52-35 58 st between 58 ln and 59 st, we had a sanitation vehicle crashed through the 3rd floor wall of a 2500x1000 sanitation garage 4 story with a 3 story setback. At this time Car 4D, AC Pfeifer reports: continuing to operate with thes same units. 2nd interoperability meeting has been conducted and all likely scenarios discussed. A crane representative is on scene and is acessing what equipment will be needed. Primary searches on all 3 floors of the building in the area of the incident are negative, and the incident remains Doubtful Will Hold.
12:39 hours - Duration 3 hours 11 minutes
MCC1: Progress report for your 10-60 Box 7278, at the address 52-35 58 st, at this time Car 4D, AC Pfeifer reports: we had sanitation vehicle drive through the wall of the 3rd story of a 4 story sanitation garage 2500x1000. Conditions at this time remain unchanged. Bay Crane has arrived with their crane. Units are in the process of clearing the street to set up this crane. Incident is Doubtful Will Hold.
[END OF REPORT]
Relocations:
Engines: 228/259, 298/287, 331/291, 210/324, 65/325
Ladders: 17/117, 3/128, 43/136, 110/154, 101/163
Battalions: 53/46, 26/49
Address: 52-35 58 st @ 52 rd
09:30 hours
Phone Box 7278 - Report of a truck hanging out the window of a sanitation garage
Squad 288, E325
TL163
Battalion 45
Box after initial 7278 - Box filled out
E259
L140
Rescue 4
09:36 hours
E259: We do have a dump truck hanging out at a dangerous position, have the Rescue Battalion respond please
Rescue Battalion is N/A
09:36 hours
Rescue 4: Start out a 2nd rescue
Rescue 3 w/ Collapse Rescue 3 S/C
10-60-7278 - 09:37 hours
Battalion 45: Transmit a 10-60, we have an occupant in the truck.
Engs 292, 291, 287, 206, 263
E262 w/ IMT Unit
E233 w/ Mobile Command Center 1
E324 w/ Satelite 4
TL115, L136
L116 w/ Collapse Rescue 4
TL117, TL146 (SOC Support Truck)
L154 (FAST Truck)
Battalions 46, 35, 6, HazMat
Battalion 28 (Safety Officer)
Battalion 49 (Resource Unit Leader)
Battalion 43 (Air Recon Chief)
Divisions 14, 13
Squad 252, Squad 1 w/ TRV 1
SOC Compressor, SOC Logistics
Tactical Support 1
FieldCom 1, Command Tactical Unit
RAC4
Car 4D (DAC Joseph Pfeifer, Deputy Assistant Chief of Operations - Counterterrorism/Preparedness)
09:41 hours
Safety Battalion available assigned
09:43 hours
BC45: The occupant has been removed via the bucket of TL163 and the Squad is in the process of further securing the vehicle at this time.
09:44 hours
Car 11A (BC Stephen J. Geraghty, Chief of Rescue Operations) is responding
09:45 hours
Battalion 45: We need 2 cranes, whether they be via ConEd or Sanitation, we need 2 cranes to respond to the scene.
09:47 hours
BC45: The cranes that we're requesting need to be able to hold a weight of between 15 and 30,000 lbs. It's a 4 story building so 75 footers will work.
09:47 hours
Rescue Battalion available assigned
09:49 hours - Duration 21 minutes
BC45: We have 1000x2000, are the dimensions of the building, 4 story. Exposure 4 is where the incident is. We're requesting a grip hoist from Rescue 3 and we need Buildings Dept. to respond as well.
09:52 hours
Rescue Battalion: Notify OEM to respond as well, k.
09:53: hours - Duration 24 minutes
BC45: We received confirmation from Sanitation that this vehicle is empty, the approximate weight is 15000 lbs.
10:00 hours
Car 1D (Commissioner's Liaison) is responding
10:06 hours
FieldCom: Progress report on the 10-60 Box 7278, at the address 58-65 52 rd, we had a sanitation truck crash through the wall of the sanitation garage on approximately the 3rd floor of a 4 story 1000x2000. At this time Division 14 reports that the single occupant of that sanitation truck has been removed. We have 3 sanitation vehicles on the ground which are directly under the incident truck. We are unable to search those vehicles at this time; we have been told those 3 vehicles are not occupied. Searches within the sanitation building are complete and negative. Units are currently in a holding position awaiting the arrival of those cranes, situation is Doubtful.
10:09 hours
Battalion 43 - Air Recon is airborne with a 5-10 minute ETA.
10:13 hours- Duration 43 minutes
FC: As per Car 4D, AC Pfeifer, Air-Recon can go 10-8.
10:34 hours
OEM reports they have 2-3 reps on scene
10:35 hours - Duration 1 hour 6 minutes
FC: At this time TL115 is replacing L154 as the FAST Truck. Progress report for your 10-60 Box 7278, for the corrected address of 52-35 58 st, we have a sanitation truck crashed through the 3rd floor side wall of a 4 story 1000x2000 brick sanitation warehouse. At this time, Car 4D, AC Pfeifer, reports: we are in the process of releasing units at the scene, an interagency meeting has been conducted, a collapse zone has been established, still awaiting the arrival of the cranes. 3 lines have been stretched precautionary: 1 precautionary in the street, 1 precautionary to the 3rd floor in the vicinity of the incident, and 1 to the standpipe. This Incident is Doubtful Will Hold.
10:37 hours - Duration 1 hour 8 minutes
FC: Additional info, the vehicle involved came through the 52 rd side of the building.
11:00 hours
OEM reports cranes are en-route
11:21 hours - Duration 1 hour 51 minutes
FC: Progress report for your 10-60 Box 7278, at the address 52-35 58 st, for a sanitation vehicle that crashed through the wall of a 4 story 2500x1000 sanitation garage, the vehicle came through the wall of the garage. At this time Car 4D, AC Pfeifer reports: continuing to operate with the units on scene. Continuing to seacrh the 3rd floor and the 2nd floor. We're inspecting all utilities in the area. All personal are being evacuated from the building in the vicinity of the incident. The next interagency meeting will be at 11:30 hours and this incident is still Doubtful Will Hold, still awaiting the arrival of the cranes.
12:03 hours - Duration 2 hours 35 minutes
Mobile Command Center 1: Progress report for your 10-60 Box 7278, at the address 52-35 58 st between 58 ln and 59 st, we had a sanitation vehicle crashed through the 3rd floor wall of a 2500x1000 sanitation garage 4 story with a 3 story setback. At this time Car 4D, AC Pfeifer reports: continuing to operate with thes same units. 2nd interoperability meeting has been conducted and all likely scenarios discussed. A crane representative is on scene and is acessing what equipment will be needed. Primary searches on all 3 floors of the building in the area of the incident are negative, and the incident remains Doubtful Will Hold.
12:39 hours - Duration 3 hours 11 minutes
MCC1: Progress report for your 10-60 Box 7278, at the address 52-35 58 st, at this time Car 4D, AC Pfeifer reports: we had sanitation vehicle drive through the wall of the 3rd story of a 4 story sanitation garage 2500x1000. Conditions at this time remain unchanged. Bay Crane has arrived with their crane. Units are in the process of clearing the street to set up this crane. Incident is Doubtful Will Hold.
[END OF REPORT]
Relocations:
Engines: 228/259, 298/287, 331/291, 210/324, 65/325
Ladders: 17/117, 3/128, 43/136, 110/154, 101/163
Battalions: 53/46, 26/49
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is the 10-60 assignment also the 2nd alarm assignment?
I dont think i would call it a 2nd alarm, yes the 10-60 does bring out the units equvilant to a 2nd alarm. I would just say it was a 10-60 Major Emergency.
8 Engines, 5 Ladders (one being the FAST Unit), 6 Battalion Chiefs (3rd due chief is Safety Officer; 6th due chief is Resource Unit Leader), 2 Deputy Chiefs, 2 Rescue Companies, 2 Collapse Units, 2 SOC Support Trucks, SOC logistics van, Squad 1 with is Technical Response Vehicle, 1 additional Squad, Rescue Battalion, Haz-Mat Battalion, Safety Battalion, Field Communications Unit, Satellite Unit with its associated Engine, RAC Unit, and a Mobile Command Center). Also, a Battalion responds and meets NYPD Aviation to provide Air Recon.
8 Engines, 5 Ladders (one being the FAST Unit), 6 Battalion Chiefs (3rd due chief is Safety Officer; 6th due chief is Resource Unit Leader), 2 Deputy Chiefs, 2 Rescue Companies, 2 Collapse Units, 2 SOC Support Trucks, SOC logistics van, Squad 1 with is Technical Response Vehicle, 1 additional Squad, Rescue Battalion, Haz-Mat Battalion, Safety Battalion, Field Communications Unit, Satellite Unit with its associated Engine, RAC Unit, and a Mobile Command Center). Also, a Battalion responds and meets NYPD Aviation to provide Air Recon.
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Just heard the following report at 15:06
From Mobile Command: Car 4 reports the cranes are now in position and ready to lift the truck back into the building.
Duration: 5 hours 35 minutes
15:34 Mobile Command: Truck is back in building. Doubtful. Duration 6 hours and 5 minutes at is dangling
15:42 MC: Car 4 D reports truck is back in building. Units will remain on scene to clear debris that is dangling. Car 4 D declares this incident UC Duration 6 hours and 14 minutes
15:44 Car 4D is 10-8. D 14 is IC
15:48 Mobile Command: IC requests 1 engine, 1 TL and 1 BC to report to the Command Post
15:50 Squad 1 is 10-8 and back to Brooklyn
15:58 Rescue Batallion is 10-8
15:59 R 3 is 10-8
16:03 QD to Mobile Command: Your additional assignment: E 299, TL 138, and B 33
From Mobile Command: Car 4 reports the cranes are now in position and ready to lift the truck back into the building.
Duration: 5 hours 35 minutes
15:34 Mobile Command: Truck is back in building. Doubtful. Duration 6 hours and 5 minutes at is dangling
15:42 MC: Car 4 D reports truck is back in building. Units will remain on scene to clear debris that is dangling. Car 4 D declares this incident UC Duration 6 hours and 14 minutes
15:44 Car 4D is 10-8. D 14 is IC
15:48 Mobile Command: IC requests 1 engine, 1 TL and 1 BC to report to the Command Post
15:50 Squad 1 is 10-8 and back to Brooklyn
15:58 Rescue Batallion is 10-8
15:59 R 3 is 10-8
16:03 QD to Mobile Command: Your additional assignment: E 299, TL 138, and B 33
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The transmission is a 10-60 2nd Alarm - 2-2-10-60MP1234 said:
Is there an audio archive that we can go to and listen to this run?
Was the 10-60 the correct call? It seems to me just a major collapse response that was required.
The feed I used to create this scans the entire City. I did my best to only grab the stuff from the incident. There are some decent chunks missing from when the scanner locked in on other incidents.
Of course Manhattan and Brooklyn are crystal clear. Queens doesn't sound quite as good:
http://bit.ly/nPuMAH
This about the first 30 minutes.
Of course Manhattan and Brooklyn are crystal clear. Queens doesn't sound quite as good:
http://bit.ly/nPuMAH
This about the first 30 minutes.
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