**EARLY ARRIVAL** FDNY Manhattan 3rd Alarm Box 1057 Fire in the Rear of a Brownstone

Location: 54 West 75th St
Fire was in a shed in the rear with extension to the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th Floors
Exposures:
1. Street
2. Similar Attached
3. Unknown
4. Similar Attached
BC10 All Hands with Extra Engine & Truck
E040 E044 E023 E039
L025 T035 T013F
BC10 BC09
RS01 SQ18
DC03 RA01
E022 L016 s/c
BC10 transmit a 2nd Alarm. Don't have water on the fire yet
2nd Alarm
E054 E076 E008
E009 w/ SAT 1
L004 L011(Act L002) L043
T022F s/c
BC07(Safety)
BC08(RUL)
B011(FF)
BC12s/c
BC16s/c
RB SB FC
TS01 RM01 CTU
DC03 we have extension to the 2nd & 3rd floor. We have water on the fire
DC03 s/c an additional fast truck. Putting Tower Ladder 13 to work as a TL
MD to DC03 SB recommends you use a FAST Engine until the Fast Truck arrivals
DC03 we are using another unit until the Fast Truck arrives. Ladder 4 is being used
DC03 4 L/S 3 in Opp. DWH s/c 2 additional Trucks
DC03 have those trucks report in with 10 Foot Hooks
DC03 s/c 2 additional Battalions
DC03 transmit a 3rd Alarm we have fire in the walls on the 4th floor
3rd Alarm
E026 E047 E053 E034
E007(Comm)
T021 T026 L024 L040 s/c
BC33(Air Recon)
MSU
C06(Manhattan Borough Commander)
C22B(Fleet Mechanic Supervisor)
C12C(Extra Safety Chief)
C23D(Press Duty)
DC03 have all 3rd Alarm companies respond into the command post.
Mixer Off Message
FC s/c 2 additional truck companies
FC per Car-6 4 L/S/O MBFKD. PWH
Mixer Off Message
FC s/c 2 trucks into the command post
FC per Car-6 All Primary & Secondary Searches are complete & Negative Under Control
Under Control at 12:08 Duration 1 Hour 23 Minutes
Relocations:
Squad 288 Act. Rescue 1
Engine 224 Act. Engine 1
Engine 1 Act. Engine 23
Engine 80 Act. Engine 74
Engine 93 Act. Engine 37
Ladder 11 Act. Ladder 2
Ladder 140 Act. Ladder 2
Ladder 8 Act. Ladder 4
Ladder 14 Act. Ladder 13
Ladder 12 Act. Ladder 35
Ladder 34 Act. Ladder 43
Ladder 54 Act. Ladder 22
Ladder 55 Act. Ladder 26
Ladder 146 Act. Ladder 12
Battalion 1 Act. Battalion 9
Battalion 45 Act. Battalion 8
Battalion 48 Act. Battalion 6
Battalion 49 Act. Battalion 12

[@charleso8826]

Skyler Fire Great pro shots & Narrative.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@xvsj-s2x]

Excellent Catch Skyler 👍🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@johndavis6119]

Great video Skyler. Thing about those old buildings, you never know when the fire’s gonna get lose in them

[@Rathfarnham]

I love these buildings, hate the iron bars on the windows, the neighbour with her thank you sign was so sweet. Nice to see the Irish names again today, Hope the injured firefighter is ok.

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Great video thanks brother 🚒🧑‍🚒🇺🇸

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks for watching

[@joeyd1841]

Great job F.D.N.Y.

[@SkylerFire]

yup

[@Mike6867]

well done 👍🏻

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@FDNY8231]

Cool video ... Got great footage even without the fire ... I listened to it on the radio

[@SkylerFire]

Sometimes it’s not about getting any flames

[@FDNY8231]

@@SkylerFire Absolutely

[@jimmyboe2753]

nice footage bud 👌

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@robertbrady9597]

nice catch tonight stay safe

[@SkylerFire]

Thanks

[@RobinPMac]

Nice Vid Skyler, be nice if those numb nuts got towed!

[@SkylerFire]

Yeah I hear ya thanks

[@jonathanclark8008]

Having a hard time with that ladder

[@aportman58]

If they can sit in their vehicle and not be ticketed, if I were chief, I would come uo for a reason for needing the hydrant and start breaking out windows or running a hard suction supply line to my apparatus. Ridiculous that are so easy on these people that could end up costing lives and property due to delayed water supply 😡😡😡😡

[@denniskoller5213]

The street looks familiar...from 9-1-1 videos...where were you in relation to former ground zero? Looks like right down the street...only several blocks away.

[@SkylerFire]

Nowhere near that

[@QClubs]

Great filming..btw,how long have you stayed at scene for every call you received ?

[@SkylerFire]

Idk 🤷‍♂️

[@FloridaCatholicGuy]

They need to make blocking hydrants a criminal offense.

[@SkylerFire]

Yup

[@jesuslebron9421]

I hate these parking violators that parks there cars on the hydrants blocking our firefighters from doing there Job!

[@SkylerFire]

Yeah sadly happens a lot

[@artmccomeskey738]

Do u know the status of the injured FF.??

[@SkylerFire]

No I do not

[@janvanmulders1182]

Always surprised by the high number of firemen being deployed....have no,experience whatsoever, but from video’s seems to me that FDNY really likes to,throw a lot (too much?) Manpower at any fire

[@SkylerFire]

Never too much!

[@DC-ih8bv]

Things can go south very quickly ...

[@peterarvanitis6497]

FDNY 3 alarm assignment is at least 200 or less firefighters on scene As an example 200 firefighters on scene of a fire in east bergen county is a 5 alarm or higher Kudos to all firefighters

[@jeff-kmg3655]

@@peterarvanitis6497 The FDNY likes to rotate they're crews every 30 Minutes or so on fires. On larger fires like 3/4 Alarm fires. They bring a lot of crews on scene. As they rotate the crews more frequently.

[@jimbojones091]

A large fire in large multifamily buildings requires a lot more manpower than say a fire in a suburban home. Better to overdeploy than underdeploy

[@powerstrokediesels7824]

How are you allowed to have a radio on you and not get yelled at by the fire dept for being up close to them

[@SkylerFire]

Because I can

[@bohemoth1]

No law against copying the mail. During the early 70s it was against the law to have a Police radio receiver in your car. Now you can monitor Police and fire radio traffic on the internet and your cellphone. I live in Puerto Rico and I monitor Police radio traffic from Alaska. I was an Auxiliary Fire Captain during the FDNY WAR YEARS. I often rode with Satellite One when they were quartered on Spring Street and Canal Street in lower Manhattan. That's when the fire DEPARTMENT had the SUPER PUMPER.