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FDNY · STATEN ISLAND · Fire

Units Available at 98 Taylor Street in Staten Island

FDNY units are available from the all-hands fire at 98 Taylor Street in Staten Island. The building is a two-and-a-half-story, 50-by-50, Class 4 multiple dwelling with a peaked roof. Water is on the mattress fire on the second floor, and searches are underway.

FDNY alarm box
Box 0547
Map of Richmond Terr & Taylor St, Staten Island
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Radio audio

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Transmission 1

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Updates

  1. Units Available at 98 Taylor Street in Staten Island10-8 from box 0547; units available
  2. Radio Units are releasing from the scene.
  3. Radio Secondary searches are complete and negative, except in the fire apartment where crews are still washing down; all utilities are shut.
  4. Radio Primary search is complete and negative; the fire is probably contained.
  5. Radio Searches of the basement and first floor are complete and negative.
  6. Water on Mattress Fire at 98 Taylor Street in Staten IslandWater on the fire; mattress fire on the 2nd floor; searches underway
  7. Radio Water is on the fire, and searches are underway.
  8. All-Hands Fire at 98 Taylor Street in Staten Island2.5-story, 50x50, Class 4 multiple dwelling, peaked roof; access to Apts 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7 and basement via front door; access to Apt 3 via 4th side
  9. All-Hands Fire at 98 Taylor Street in Staten Island
  10. Radio All Hands was transmitted for a fire on the second floor.
  11. Radio A working fire was transmitted for the incident.
  12. Fire Reported on Second Floor of Staten Island Home

Units on this call

Battalion 22

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