Normal 2nd Alarm Rundown for the Lower East Side

[FDNYBuff97]

What is a normal Second Alarm rundown for the lower east side area ? In this video 101 Truck from Red Hook is there , is it normal for them to respond into that area on a second alarm ? Thanks.
Occupy Sleepover, March, plus a 2-Alarm Fire at 120 Broadway, Oct 21, 2011 (Day 35)

 

[catry]

On any 10-76 in Lower Manhattan, Boxes 9031 and 9032 are also transmitted for Brooklyn companies to stage, usually the ones near the tunnel or bridges.  These then can be sent in on a 2nd alarm, additional alarms, relocation, etc.  If the Box is near a bridge or tunnel then chances are depending on who's available, Brooklyn companies will also come in normally on the 2nd or 3rd Alarms.

 

[FDNYBuff97]

On any 10-76 in Lower Manhattan, Boxes 9031 and 9032 are also transmitted for Brooklyn companies to stage, usually the ones near the tunnel or bridges.  These then can be sent in on a 2nd alarm, additional alarms, relocation, etc.  If the Box is near a bridge or tunnel then chances are depending on who's available, Brooklyn companies will also come in normally on the 2nd or 3rd Alarms.

Thanks

 

[Grunt86]

Nice video but the background music is HORRIBLE. Damn Protestors.

 

[FDNY150]

But the area in which 9031 and 9032 are transmitted is not considered the LES. It's considered the Financial District. I'm going to take a stab at this and say 101 was either already relocated into Manhattan acting as another truck company, or they came in on 9032.

 

[anesti]

Isnt 9031 and 9032 transmitted for any incident  below canal st.

 

[FD347]

9031 + 9032 = a 10-76 below Chambers St & Wagner Pl.