M-LFD Signal 10 Working Fire 1 Northern Blvd.

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Uploaded by on Feb 15, 2011

On Sunday, November 7th, 2010 at 1111 hours, Manhasset-Lakeville F.D. Companies 3, 4, 5 and the Ambulance Unit were toned out to Glenwood Street and Northern Boulevard for a reported structure fire. Deputy Chief Pitzer (8704) was the first unit to respond and was advised that NCPD units on the scene were confirming a fire. DC8704 arrived on the scene within a minute and immediately transmitted a Signal 10 for a working fire in a liquor store, and gave the corrected address of 1 Northern Boulevard.

Engine 8740 was the first piece of apparatus on the road and arrived on the scene within a minute and quickly stretched a 2 ½"hose line to the front door of the two-story commercial occupancy. Due to the proximity of the fire to the New York City border, multiple F.D.N.Y. units arrived from the west while Manhasset-Lakeville F.D. units were coming from the east. F.D.N.Y. E-313 stretched a second 2" ½ hose line and the crew of TL-164 began performing searches on the floor above and adjoining occupancies. Firefighters from both departments worked together and quickly knocked down the fire and overhauled several hot-spots. The fire was contained to the first floor with minor extension to the office space above on the second floor.

Due to the large amount of fire showing when first-due units arrived on the scene, a general alarm was toned out and Manhasset-Lakeville Companies 1 and 2 were requested to respond for additional manpower. The Great Neck Vigilant Fire Company responded as a F.A.S.T. with Ladder 8312, and the Nassau County Fire Marshal's office was notified for an immediate investigation.

Other Manhasset-Lakeville units on scene included Tower Ladder 8744, Ladder 8743, Engine 8735, Heavy Rescue 8730, Engine 8733, Engine 8758, Engine 8756, Quint 8728, Engine 8711, Ambulances 8767 and 8769, EMS Fly Car 8799, and Police Unit Van 8790. The fire was placed under control by Chief of Department Dugger (8703) within forty-five minutes and all units were released from the scene within one hour and thirty minutes.

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  • You fucking weekend warriors i look up bad ass FDNY videos and you boyscouts pop up. Tell Sewer Duane i'm sick of his shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!! He will know exactly who this is

  • 164 and 313 are first due at my house just saying

  • @fireguye4 A lot of FDNY and NYPD members volunteer in there home towns and have no problem working with volunteers, and you wouldn't know these long island guys were volunteer anyway..

  • the only difference between them and us is money, we're both pros

  • good to see the pros working with the vollies. nice job fellas

  • oh my god i think its burning

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