Sanitation Barge Fire Draws Large FDNY Response Near Pier 99
12th Ave & W 59th St, Upper West Side, Manhattan
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a fire on a sanitation barge at a transfer facility near the Hudson River in New York. The fire was contained to the barge, with no individuals found on board and no impact on nearby structures.
Timeline
Two additional fire engines and a truck are requested for a water relay operation until a tug arrives to move the barge.
Firefighters report the situation is stabilizing, with some units being released from the scene.
EMS confirms there are no injuries.
Firefighters have extinguished most of the barge fire. This has been deemed a "prolonged operation", as a tug boat is needed to remove the barge.
Firefighters have a hose line stretched, and the barge is secured to a gate outside the main structure on the pier.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to extinguish the flames.
Incoming units are instructed to bring helmets and personal safety packs to the pier near the sanitation building.
Incoming resources are advised to wear helmets and PFDs due to the current situation at the pier.
Firefighters report the barge fire is ongoing, with no risk to nearby buildings and no injuries reported.
A sanitation department supervisor is en route to the barge fire, but their arrival time is unknown.
Firefighters are assessing if an additional water rescue unit is needed for the barge fire.
A water rescue unit is being assigned to assist with operations from the pier.
Firefighters are confirming the barge is on the water, with no injuries reported. Adjustments to responding units are being made.
According to firefighters, they are addressing potential drowning risks due to barges on both sides of the facility.
Marine units are now on scene to assist with the barge fire.
Radio clips available.
Marine units are arriving shortly to assist with the barge fire.
Crews confirm the barge fire is isolated and not affecting nearby structures.
According to firefighters, they are tackling the barge fire. Primary searches have found no one on board.
Firefighters are confirming the location of the fire at a sanitation transfer facility near the Hudson River.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a sanitation barge on fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12th Ave & W 59th St.
Two additional fire engines and a truck are requested for a water relay operation until a tug arrives to move the barge.
Firefighters report the situation is stabilizing, with some units being released from the scene.
EMS confirms there are no injuries.
Firefighters have extinguished most of the barge fire. This has been deemed a "prolonged operation", as a tug boat is needed to remove the barge.
Firefighters have a hose line stretched, and the barge is secured to a gate outside the main structure on the pier.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to extinguish the flames.
Incoming units are instructed to bring helmets and personal safety packs to the pier near the sanitation building.
Incoming resources are advised to wear helmets and PFDs due to the current situation at the pier.
Firefighters report the barge fire is ongoing, with no risk to nearby buildings and no injuries reported.
A sanitation department supervisor is en route to the barge fire, but their arrival time is unknown.
Firefighters are assessing if an additional water rescue unit is needed for the barge fire.
A water rescue unit is being assigned to assist with operations from the pier.
Firefighters are confirming the barge is on the water, with no injuries reported. Adjustments to responding units are being made.
According to firefighters, they are addressing potential drowning risks due to barges on both sides of the facility.
Marine units are now on scene to assist with the barge fire.
Radio clips available.
Marine units are arriving shortly to assist with the barge fire.
Crews confirm the barge fire is isolated and not affecting nearby structures.
According to firefighters, they are tackling the barge fire. Primary searches have found no one on board.
Firefighters are confirming the location of the fire at a sanitation transfer facility near the Hudson River.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a sanitation barge on fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12th Ave & W 59th St.
Two additional fire engines and a truck are requested for a water relay operation until a tug arrives to move the barge.
Firefighters report the situation is stabilizing, with some units being released from the scene.
EMS confirms there are no injuries.
Firefighters have extinguished most of the barge fire. This has been deemed a "prolonged operation", as a tug boat is needed to remove the barge.
Firefighters have a hose line stretched, and the barge is secured to a gate outside the main structure on the pier.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to extinguish the flames.
Incoming units are instructed to bring helmets and personal safety packs to the pier near the sanitation building.
Incoming resources are advised to wear helmets and PFDs due to the current situation at the pier.
Firefighters report the barge fire is ongoing, with no risk to nearby buildings and no injuries reported.
A sanitation department supervisor is en route to the barge fire, but their arrival time is unknown.
Firefighters are assessing if an additional water rescue unit is needed for the barge fire.
A water rescue unit is being assigned to assist with operations from the pier.
Firefighters are confirming the barge is on the water, with no injuries reported. Adjustments to responding units are being made.
According to firefighters, they are addressing potential drowning risks due to barges on both sides of the facility.
Marine units are now on scene to assist with the barge fire.
Radio clips available.
Marine units are arriving shortly to assist with the barge fire.
Crews confirm the barge fire is isolated and not affecting nearby structures.
According to firefighters, they are tackling the barge fire. Primary searches have found no one on board.
Firefighters are confirming the location of the fire at a sanitation transfer facility near the Hudson River.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a sanitation barge on fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12th Ave & W 59th St.
Two additional fire engines and a truck are requested for a water relay operation until a tug arrives to move the barge.
Firefighters report the situation is stabilizing, with some units being released from the scene.
EMS confirms there are no injuries.
Firefighters have extinguished most of the barge fire. This has been deemed a "prolonged operation", as a tug boat is needed to remove the barge.
Firefighters have a hose line stretched, and the barge is secured to a gate outside the main structure on the pier.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to extinguish the flames.
Incoming units are instructed to bring helmets and personal safety packs to the pier near the sanitation building.
Incoming resources are advised to wear helmets and PFDs due to the current situation at the pier.
Firefighters report the barge fire is ongoing, with no risk to nearby buildings and no injuries reported.
A sanitation department supervisor is en route to the barge fire, but their arrival time is unknown.
Firefighters are assessing if an additional water rescue unit is needed for the barge fire.
A water rescue unit is being assigned to assist with operations from the pier.
Firefighters are confirming the barge is on the water, with no injuries reported. Adjustments to responding units are being made.
According to firefighters, they are addressing potential drowning risks due to barges on both sides of the facility.
Marine units are now on scene to assist with the barge fire.
Radio clips available.
Marine units are arriving shortly to assist with the barge fire.
Crews confirm the barge fire is isolated and not affecting nearby structures.
According to firefighters, they are tackling the barge fire. Primary searches have found no one on board.
Firefighters are confirming the location of the fire at a sanitation transfer facility near the Hudson River.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a sanitation barge on fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12th Ave & W 59th St.
Two additional fire engines and a truck are requested for a water relay operation until a tug arrives to move the barge.
Firefighters report the situation is stabilizing, with some units being released from the scene.
EMS confirms there are no injuries.
Firefighters have extinguished most of the barge fire. This has been deemed a "prolonged operation", as a tug boat is needed to remove the barge.
Firefighters have a hose line stretched, and the barge is secured to a gate outside the main structure on the pier.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to extinguish the flames.
Incoming units are instructed to bring helmets and personal safety packs to the pier near the sanitation building.
Incoming resources are advised to wear helmets and PFDs due to the current situation at the pier.
Firefighters report the barge fire is ongoing, with no risk to nearby buildings and no injuries reported.
A sanitation department supervisor is en route to the barge fire, but their arrival time is unknown.
Firefighters are assessing if an additional water rescue unit is needed for the barge fire.
A water rescue unit is being assigned to assist with operations from the pier.
Firefighters are confirming the barge is on the water, with no injuries reported. Adjustments to responding units are being made.
According to firefighters, they are addressing potential drowning risks due to barges on both sides of the facility.
Marine units are now on scene to assist with the barge fire.
Radio clips available.
Marine units are arriving shortly to assist with the barge fire.
Crews confirm the barge fire is isolated and not affecting nearby structures.
According to firefighters, they are tackling the barge fire. Primary searches have found no one on board.
Firefighters are confirming the location of the fire at a sanitation transfer facility near the Hudson River.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a sanitation barge on fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 12th Ave & W 59th St.
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I didn’t think they still transported trash on the waterways. That is definitely something they need to put a stop to immediately.
Thats going to be stinky 🦨
Burning garbage?
Bet that smells AMAZING
I didn’t think they still transported trash on the waterways. That is definitely something they need to put a stop to immediately.
Thats going to be stinky 🦨
Burning garbage?
Bet that smells AMAZING
I didn’t think they still transported trash on the waterways. That is definitely something they need to put a stop to immediately.
Thats going to be stinky 🦨
Burning garbage?
Bet that smells AMAZING
I didn’t think they still transported trash on the waterways. That is definitely something they need to put a stop to immediately.
Thats going to be stinky 🦨
Burning garbage?
Bet that smells AMAZING
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I didn’t think they still transported trash on the waterways. That is definitely something they need to put a stop to immediately.
Thats going to be stinky 🦨
Burning garbage?
Bet that smells AMAZING