Fire in Roof of Key Food Supermarket
490 Myrtle Ave, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn
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- Firefighters are actively working to contain a roof fire at a commercial building on Washington Ave in Brooklyn.
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Firefighters confirm all visible flames have been extinguished, and searches show no injured or trapped individuals on the affected floors.
EMS units report that firefighters have knocked down all visible flames.
EMS units confirm there are no injuries.
Firefighters are spraying water on the fire and are searching the building.
Firefighters report the roof fire involves the roof decking of a 7-story building above the store.
Firefighters are working to contain a roof fire at Key Food Supermarket.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 490 Myrtle Ave.
Firefighters confirm a roof fire at a commercial building and are actively working to contain it.
Firefighters are addressing a roof fire at a commercial building.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 163 Washington Ave.
Firefighters confirm all visible flames have been extinguished, and searches show no injured or trapped individuals on the affected floors.
EMS units report that firefighters have knocked down all visible flames.
EMS units confirm there are no injuries.
Firefighters are spraying water on the fire and are searching the building.
Firefighters report the roof fire involves the roof decking of a 7-story building above the store.
Firefighters are working to contain a roof fire at Key Food Supermarket.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 490 Myrtle Ave.
Firefighters confirm a roof fire at a commercial building and are actively working to contain it.
Firefighters are addressing a roof fire at a commercial building.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 163 Washington Ave.
Firefighters confirm all visible flames have been extinguished, and searches show no injured or trapped individuals on the affected floors.
EMS units report that firefighters have knocked down all visible flames.
EMS units confirm there are no injuries.
Firefighters are spraying water on the fire and are searching the building.
Firefighters report the roof fire involves the roof decking of a 7-story building above the store.
Firefighters are working to contain a roof fire at Key Food Supermarket.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 490 Myrtle Ave.
Firefighters confirm a roof fire at a commercial building and are actively working to contain it.
Firefighters are addressing a roof fire at a commercial building.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 163 Washington Ave.
Firefighters confirm all visible flames have been extinguished, and searches show no injured or trapped individuals on the affected floors.
EMS units report that firefighters have knocked down all visible flames.
EMS units confirm there are no injuries.
Firefighters are spraying water on the fire and are searching the building.
Firefighters report the roof fire involves the roof decking of a 7-story building above the store.
Firefighters are working to contain a roof fire at Key Food Supermarket.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 490 Myrtle Ave.
Firefighters confirm a roof fire at a commercial building and are actively working to contain it.
Firefighters are addressing a roof fire at a commercial building.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 163 Washington Ave.
Firefighters confirm all visible flames have been extinguished, and searches show no injured or trapped individuals on the affected floors.
EMS units report that firefighters have knocked down all visible flames.
EMS units confirm there are no injuries.
Firefighters are spraying water on the fire and are searching the building.
Firefighters report the roof fire involves the roof decking of a 7-story building above the store.
Firefighters are working to contain a roof fire at Key Food Supermarket.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 490 Myrtle Ave.
Firefighters confirm a roof fire at a commercial building and are actively working to contain it.
Firefighters are addressing a roof fire at a commercial building.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 163 Washington Ave.
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Chief of the 11th Division places this fire Under Control.
When the temperature outside goes up, Con Ed lowers the voltage from 110/120 down to 80/90 volts ( to save the grid...BS). What this does is when big items such as refrigerators and air-conditioned and car chargers need more power they pull power in Amperage.. This amperage causes heat which cooks wires and overheats extension cords and the items themselves causing fires... Also your electric meter bills by amperage use.. They get to charge higher prices... It's a scam they pull every summer..
Your electric bill is calculated by how many Kilowatt hours you use. Not by how many amps. If they cut your voltage but the amps increase the wattage would stay the same. The reason they charge more every summer is cause everyone and their mother wants to have their AC on
Chief of the 11 Division reports Probably Will Hold with the current assignment.
Chief of the 11 Division reports a fire on the roof of a SEVEN STORY building. Visible fire has been knocked down. Searches are still in progress and the fire is doubtful will hold with the current assignment.
Chief of the 11th Division places this fire Under Control.
When the temperature outside goes up, Con Ed lowers the voltage from 110/120 down to 80/90 volts ( to save the grid...BS). What this does is when big items such as refrigerators and air-conditioned and car chargers need more power they pull power in Amperage.. This amperage causes heat which cooks wires and overheats extension cords and the items themselves causing fires... Also your electric meter bills by amperage use.. They get to charge higher prices... It's a scam they pull every summer..
Your electric bill is calculated by how many Kilowatt hours you use. Not by how many amps. If they cut your voltage but the amps increase the wattage would stay the same. The reason they charge more every summer is cause everyone and their mother wants to have their AC on
Chief of the 11 Division reports Probably Will Hold with the current assignment.
Chief of the 11 Division reports a fire on the roof of a SEVEN STORY building. Visible fire has been knocked down. Searches are still in progress and the fire is doubtful will hold with the current assignment.
Chief of the 11th Division places this fire Under Control.
When the temperature outside goes up, Con Ed lowers the voltage from 110/120 down to 80/90 volts ( to save the grid...BS). What this does is when big items such as refrigerators and air-conditioned and car chargers need more power they pull power in Amperage.. This amperage causes heat which cooks wires and overheats extension cords and the items themselves causing fires... Also your electric meter bills by amperage use.. They get to charge higher prices... It's a scam they pull every summer..
Your electric bill is calculated by how many Kilowatt hours you use. Not by how many amps. If they cut your voltage but the amps increase the wattage would stay the same. The reason they charge more every summer is cause everyone and their mother wants to have their AC on
Chief of the 11 Division reports Probably Will Hold with the current assignment.
Chief of the 11 Division reports a fire on the roof of a SEVEN STORY building. Visible fire has been knocked down. Searches are still in progress and the fire is doubtful will hold with the current assignment.
Chief of the 11th Division places this fire Under Control.
When the temperature outside goes up, Con Ed lowers the voltage from 110/120 down to 80/90 volts ( to save the grid...BS). What this does is when big items such as refrigerators and air-conditioned and car chargers need more power they pull power in Amperage.. This amperage causes heat which cooks wires and overheats extension cords and the items themselves causing fires... Also your electric meter bills by amperage use.. They get to charge higher prices... It's a scam they pull every summer..
Your electric bill is calculated by how many Kilowatt hours you use. Not by how many amps. If they cut your voltage but the amps increase the wattage would stay the same. The reason they charge more every summer is cause everyone and their mother wants to have their AC on
Chief of the 11 Division reports Probably Will Hold with the current assignment.
Chief of the 11 Division reports a fire on the roof of a SEVEN STORY building. Visible fire has been knocked down. Searches are still in progress and the fire is doubtful will hold with the current assignment.
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Chief of the 11th Division places this fire Under Control.
When the temperature outside goes up, Con Ed lowers the voltage from 110/120 down to 80/90 volts ( to save the grid...BS). What this does is when big items such as refrigerators and air-conditioned and car chargers need more power they pull power in Amperage.. This amperage causes heat which cooks wires and overheats extension cords and the items themselves causing fires... Also your electric meter bills by amperage use.. They get to charge higher prices... It's a scam they pull every summer..
Your electric bill is calculated by how many Kilowatt hours you use. Not by how many amps. If they cut your voltage but the amps increase the wattage would stay the same. The reason they charge more every summer is cause everyone and their mother wants to have their AC on
Chief of the 11 Division reports Probably Will Hold with the current assignment.
Chief of the 11 Division reports a fire on the roof of a SEVEN STORY building. Visible fire has been knocked down. Searches are still in progress and the fire is doubtful will hold with the current assignment.