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Loose Stucco in Building

104 W 134th St, Harlem, Manhattan

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Summary

  • Firefighters responded to a report of falling bricks at a building on W 134th St in New York, but found only loose stucco with no structural issues. The area was secured and deemed safe.

Timeline

Firefighters confirm the building is adjacent to a vacant lot.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
Building on exposure 4-side into a vacant block.10-4. You can make it a 30 for this box.10-31 box 1552. 10-31 box 1552. What is the time of the incident?

The area has been taped off and secured. The scene is safe, with no falling debris.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Attention, Battalion 16. Battalion 16, K. Are you still using Ladder 30? Units erupt from 1552. We taped off the area, secured the area. The building occupant will be awaiting building's arrival. The scene is safe at this time. Nothing is falling. It's only the outer stucco of the building.

Firefighters are conducting a size-up and request a building assessment to ensure safety. No structural issues noted.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16.Buildings respond to 1552 104 West 14th, 134th Street. We have employees of the building next door and occupants extremely concerned over this. We're still doing a size up on a stucco. It doesn't appear to be anything structural at this time, but if buildings can come out and give their assessment, we'd be happy. The

Firefighters report that only loose stucco is present, with no bricks falling, and the building's parapet remains intact.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16. 1552, we can drop this down to an 18. We have some loose stucco. There's no bricks falling at this time. Parapet is intact. We're going to investigate further, but it's just the stucco coating on the exterior of the bricks on the exterior of the building. 10-4. 10-18 box 1552. 10-18 box 1552. 40 to Battalion 16. 10-18 box 1552.

Firefighters have received a report of bricks falling from a building.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan 2, TAC 1. TAC 1.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 104 W 134th St.

Firefighters confirm the building is adjacent to a vacant lot.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
Building on exposure 4-side into a vacant block.10-4. You can make it a 30 for this box.10-31 box 1552. 10-31 box 1552. What is the time of the incident?

The area has been taped off and secured. The scene is safe, with no falling debris.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Attention, Battalion 16. Battalion 16, K. Are you still using Ladder 30? Units erupt from 1552. We taped off the area, secured the area. The building occupant will be awaiting building's arrival. The scene is safe at this time. Nothing is falling. It's only the outer stucco of the building.

Firefighters are conducting a size-up and request a building assessment to ensure safety. No structural issues noted.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16.Buildings respond to 1552 104 West 14th, 134th Street. We have employees of the building next door and occupants extremely concerned over this. We're still doing a size up on a stucco. It doesn't appear to be anything structural at this time, but if buildings can come out and give their assessment, we'd be happy. The

Firefighters report that only loose stucco is present, with no bricks falling, and the building's parapet remains intact.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16. 1552, we can drop this down to an 18. We have some loose stucco. There's no bricks falling at this time. Parapet is intact. We're going to investigate further, but it's just the stucco coating on the exterior of the bricks on the exterior of the building. 10-4. 10-18 box 1552. 10-18 box 1552. 40 to Battalion 16. 10-18 box 1552.

Firefighters have received a report of bricks falling from a building.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan 2, TAC 1. TAC 1.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 104 W 134th St.

Firefighters confirm the building is adjacent to a vacant lot.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
Building on exposure 4-side into a vacant block.10-4. You can make it a 30 for this box.10-31 box 1552. 10-31 box 1552. What is the time of the incident?

The area has been taped off and secured. The scene is safe, with no falling debris.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Attention, Battalion 16. Battalion 16, K. Are you still using Ladder 30? Units erupt from 1552. We taped off the area, secured the area. The building occupant will be awaiting building's arrival. The scene is safe at this time. Nothing is falling. It's only the outer stucco of the building.

Firefighters are conducting a size-up and request a building assessment to ensure safety. No structural issues noted.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16.Buildings respond to 1552 104 West 14th, 134th Street. We have employees of the building next door and occupants extremely concerned over this. We're still doing a size up on a stucco. It doesn't appear to be anything structural at this time, but if buildings can come out and give their assessment, we'd be happy. The

Firefighters report that only loose stucco is present, with no bricks falling, and the building's parapet remains intact.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16. 1552, we can drop this down to an 18. We have some loose stucco. There's no bricks falling at this time. Parapet is intact. We're going to investigate further, but it's just the stucco coating on the exterior of the bricks on the exterior of the building. 10-4. 10-18 box 1552. 10-18 box 1552. 40 to Battalion 16. 10-18 box 1552.

Firefighters have received a report of bricks falling from a building.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan 2, TAC 1. TAC 1.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 104 W 134th St.

Firefighters confirm the building is adjacent to a vacant lot.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
Building on exposure 4-side into a vacant block.10-4. You can make it a 30 for this box.10-31 box 1552. 10-31 box 1552. What is the time of the incident?

The area has been taped off and secured. The scene is safe, with no falling debris.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Attention, Battalion 16. Battalion 16, K. Are you still using Ladder 30? Units erupt from 1552. We taped off the area, secured the area. The building occupant will be awaiting building's arrival. The scene is safe at this time. Nothing is falling. It's only the outer stucco of the building.

Firefighters are conducting a size-up and request a building assessment to ensure safety. No structural issues noted.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16.Buildings respond to 1552 104 West 14th, 134th Street. We have employees of the building next door and occupants extremely concerned over this. We're still doing a size up on a stucco. It doesn't appear to be anything structural at this time, but if buildings can come out and give their assessment, we'd be happy. The

Firefighters report that only loose stucco is present, with no bricks falling, and the building's parapet remains intact.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16. 1552, we can drop this down to an 18. We have some loose stucco. There's no bricks falling at this time. Parapet is intact. We're going to investigate further, but it's just the stucco coating on the exterior of the bricks on the exterior of the building. 10-4. 10-18 box 1552. 10-18 box 1552. 40 to Battalion 16. 10-18 box 1552.

Firefighters have received a report of bricks falling from a building.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan 2, TAC 1. TAC 1.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 104 W 134th St.

Firefighters confirm the building is adjacent to a vacant lot.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
Building on exposure 4-side into a vacant block.10-4. You can make it a 30 for this box.10-31 box 1552. 10-31 box 1552. What is the time of the incident?

The area has been taped off and secured. The scene is safe, with no falling debris.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Attention, Battalion 16. Battalion 16, K. Are you still using Ladder 30? Units erupt from 1552. We taped off the area, secured the area. The building occupant will be awaiting building's arrival. The scene is safe at this time. Nothing is falling. It's only the outer stucco of the building.

Firefighters are conducting a size-up and request a building assessment to ensure safety. No structural issues noted.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16.Buildings respond to 1552 104 West 14th, 134th Street. We have employees of the building next door and occupants extremely concerned over this. We're still doing a size up on a stucco. It doesn't appear to be anything structural at this time, but if buildings can come out and give their assessment, we'd be happy. The

Firefighters report that only loose stucco is present, with no bricks falling, and the building's parapet remains intact.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. Battalion 16. 1552, we can drop this down to an 18. We have some loose stucco. There's no bricks falling at this time. Parapet is intact. We're going to investigate further, but it's just the stucco coating on the exterior of the bricks on the exterior of the building. 10-4. 10-18 box 1552. 10-18 box 1552. 40 to Battalion 16. 10-18 box 1552.

Firefighters have received a report of bricks falling from a building.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan phone alarm box 1552, 104 West 134 Street, between Lenox Avenue and Powell Boulevard, bricks falling from the building. Manhattan 2, TAC 1. TAC 1.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 104 W 134th St.

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