Return to Citizen Homepage
Incident location
Fire
7Radio Clips
1Reaction

Scooter Fire Inside Store

2307 7th Ave, Harlem, Manhattan

Published · Updated

Resolved· Fire Extinguished Outside

Summary

  • Firefighters responded to an e-bike fire at a store on 7th Ave in New York. The fire was extinguished by occupants before firefighters arrived, and the e-bike was moved outside. Crews are ensuring no fire spread occurred inside the building.

Timeline

Firefighters confirm the e-bike fire was extinguished outside, and all units are now clearing the scene.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:17
For a small scooter on fire that was out in the street, Engine 44 opened back the drum. All units are in the process. Battalion 1, 10-8. 10-4. 1613, time 323.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Engine 74 to Manhattan. 74. Engine 74, box 1243, you can make this box a 37, code 4. 10-4. Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. Box 1561, we used 2 and 2 and have a hazmat tech unit.

Firefighters confirm the e-bike was removed outside before their arrival. They are checking for any fire spread inside.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
1's a street, 2 is a similar attached, 3 is unknown, 4 is a similar attached. We have one line stretched, not in operation, and trucks are opening up, checking for extension inside the building. 10-4, 16.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
A 16 to Manhattan. 16. That's 1561, we're using 2 and 2. We had a scooter that was on fire inside, that was removed prior to our arrival to the outside. The building's a five-story class 3, 25 by 850, occupied multiple dwelling. The corrected address is 2308 7th Avenue and a bicycle store on the first floor. Exposure.

Firefighters are ventilating the area and checking for fire extension after an e-bike fire inside a store was put out by the occupants.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. It's 1561. You can turn around Hazmat 1, Hazmat Battalion and the Safety Battalion. Have 44 engine continue in because we're going to need the company to overpack the batteries for the scooter. The scooter was on fire inside a store. The occupants dragged it out. We're currently ventilating and checking for some extension. We're going to hold the present assignment except for what I asked you to release. The 10-4.

Reports indicate the fire was outside the building, not affecting the exterior.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Inside. Initially got reports of it outside, not stating inside or affecting the building from the outside. 6, 10-4. I'm going to empty one, two. Two. You can go 10-8. Engine 80 to Manhattan. 80. 10-8 if you have another box for us. We'll be right back.

Firefighters are responding to a report of an e-bike fire on the first floor.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Alright, 10-4, 59, you're going to be first due, it's box 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, possibly in the first floor there. 59, 10-4. Yeah, follow my box, 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 Street to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, the first floor. 9 to the, uh,

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2307 7th Ave.

Firefighters confirm the e-bike fire was extinguished outside, and all units are now clearing the scene.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:17
For a small scooter on fire that was out in the street, Engine 44 opened back the drum. All units are in the process. Battalion 1, 10-8. 10-4. 1613, time 323.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Engine 74 to Manhattan. 74. Engine 74, box 1243, you can make this box a 37, code 4. 10-4. Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. Box 1561, we used 2 and 2 and have a hazmat tech unit.

Firefighters confirm the e-bike was removed outside before their arrival. They are checking for any fire spread inside.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
1's a street, 2 is a similar attached, 3 is unknown, 4 is a similar attached. We have one line stretched, not in operation, and trucks are opening up, checking for extension inside the building. 10-4, 16.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
A 16 to Manhattan. 16. That's 1561, we're using 2 and 2. We had a scooter that was on fire inside, that was removed prior to our arrival to the outside. The building's a five-story class 3, 25 by 850, occupied multiple dwelling. The corrected address is 2308 7th Avenue and a bicycle store on the first floor. Exposure.

Firefighters are ventilating the area and checking for fire extension after an e-bike fire inside a store was put out by the occupants.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. It's 1561. You can turn around Hazmat 1, Hazmat Battalion and the Safety Battalion. Have 44 engine continue in because we're going to need the company to overpack the batteries for the scooter. The scooter was on fire inside a store. The occupants dragged it out. We're currently ventilating and checking for some extension. We're going to hold the present assignment except for what I asked you to release. The 10-4.

Reports indicate the fire was outside the building, not affecting the exterior.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Inside. Initially got reports of it outside, not stating inside or affecting the building from the outside. 6, 10-4. I'm going to empty one, two. Two. You can go 10-8. Engine 80 to Manhattan. 80. 10-8 if you have another box for us. We'll be right back.

Firefighters are responding to a report of an e-bike fire on the first floor.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Alright, 10-4, 59, you're going to be first due, it's box 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, possibly in the first floor there. 59, 10-4. Yeah, follow my box, 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 Street to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, the first floor. 9 to the, uh,

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2307 7th Ave.

Firefighters confirm the e-bike fire was extinguished outside, and all units are now clearing the scene.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:17
For a small scooter on fire that was out in the street, Engine 44 opened back the drum. All units are in the process. Battalion 1, 10-8. 10-4. 1613, time 323.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Engine 74 to Manhattan. 74. Engine 74, box 1243, you can make this box a 37, code 4. 10-4. Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. Box 1561, we used 2 and 2 and have a hazmat tech unit.

Firefighters confirm the e-bike was removed outside before their arrival. They are checking for any fire spread inside.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
1's a street, 2 is a similar attached, 3 is unknown, 4 is a similar attached. We have one line stretched, not in operation, and trucks are opening up, checking for extension inside the building. 10-4, 16.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
A 16 to Manhattan. 16. That's 1561, we're using 2 and 2. We had a scooter that was on fire inside, that was removed prior to our arrival to the outside. The building's a five-story class 3, 25 by 850, occupied multiple dwelling. The corrected address is 2308 7th Avenue and a bicycle store on the first floor. Exposure.

Firefighters are ventilating the area and checking for fire extension after an e-bike fire inside a store was put out by the occupants.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. It's 1561. You can turn around Hazmat 1, Hazmat Battalion and the Safety Battalion. Have 44 engine continue in because we're going to need the company to overpack the batteries for the scooter. The scooter was on fire inside a store. The occupants dragged it out. We're currently ventilating and checking for some extension. We're going to hold the present assignment except for what I asked you to release. The 10-4.

Reports indicate the fire was outside the building, not affecting the exterior.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Inside. Initially got reports of it outside, not stating inside or affecting the building from the outside. 6, 10-4. I'm going to empty one, two. Two. You can go 10-8. Engine 80 to Manhattan. 80. 10-8 if you have another box for us. We'll be right back.

Firefighters are responding to a report of an e-bike fire on the first floor.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Alright, 10-4, 59, you're going to be first due, it's box 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, possibly in the first floor there. 59, 10-4. Yeah, follow my box, 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 Street to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, the first floor. 9 to the, uh,

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2307 7th Ave.

Firefighters confirm the e-bike fire was extinguished outside, and all units are now clearing the scene.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:17
For a small scooter on fire that was out in the street, Engine 44 opened back the drum. All units are in the process. Battalion 1, 10-8. 10-4. 1613, time 323.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Engine 74 to Manhattan. 74. Engine 74, box 1243, you can make this box a 37, code 4. 10-4. Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. Box 1561, we used 2 and 2 and have a hazmat tech unit.

Firefighters confirm the e-bike was removed outside before their arrival. They are checking for any fire spread inside.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
1's a street, 2 is a similar attached, 3 is unknown, 4 is a similar attached. We have one line stretched, not in operation, and trucks are opening up, checking for extension inside the building. 10-4, 16.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
A 16 to Manhattan. 16. That's 1561, we're using 2 and 2. We had a scooter that was on fire inside, that was removed prior to our arrival to the outside. The building's a five-story class 3, 25 by 850, occupied multiple dwelling. The corrected address is 2308 7th Avenue and a bicycle store on the first floor. Exposure.

Firefighters are ventilating the area and checking for fire extension after an e-bike fire inside a store was put out by the occupants.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. It's 1561. You can turn around Hazmat 1, Hazmat Battalion and the Safety Battalion. Have 44 engine continue in because we're going to need the company to overpack the batteries for the scooter. The scooter was on fire inside a store. The occupants dragged it out. We're currently ventilating and checking for some extension. We're going to hold the present assignment except for what I asked you to release. The 10-4.

Reports indicate the fire was outside the building, not affecting the exterior.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Inside. Initially got reports of it outside, not stating inside or affecting the building from the outside. 6, 10-4. I'm going to empty one, two. Two. You can go 10-8. Engine 80 to Manhattan. 80. 10-8 if you have another box for us. We'll be right back.

Firefighters are responding to a report of an e-bike fire on the first floor.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Alright, 10-4, 59, you're going to be first due, it's box 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, possibly in the first floor there. 59, 10-4. Yeah, follow my box, 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 Street to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, the first floor. 9 to the, uh,

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2307 7th Ave.

Firefighters confirm the e-bike fire was extinguished outside, and all units are now clearing the scene.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:17
For a small scooter on fire that was out in the street, Engine 44 opened back the drum. All units are in the process. Battalion 1, 10-8. 10-4. 1613, time 323.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
Engine 74 to Manhattan. 74. Engine 74, box 1243, you can make this box a 37, code 4. 10-4. Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. Box 1561, we used 2 and 2 and have a hazmat tech unit.

Firefighters confirm the e-bike was removed outside before their arrival. They are checking for any fire spread inside.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:19
1's a street, 2 is a similar attached, 3 is unknown, 4 is a similar attached. We have one line stretched, not in operation, and trucks are opening up, checking for extension inside the building. 10-4, 16.
Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
A 16 to Manhattan. 16. That's 1561, we're using 2 and 2. We had a scooter that was on fire inside, that was removed prior to our arrival to the outside. The building's a five-story class 3, 25 by 850, occupied multiple dwelling. The corrected address is 2308 7th Avenue and a bicycle store on the first floor. Exposure.

Firefighters are ventilating the area and checking for fire extension after an e-bike fire inside a store was put out by the occupants.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 16 to Manhattan. 16. It's 1561. You can turn around Hazmat 1, Hazmat Battalion and the Safety Battalion. Have 44 engine continue in because we're going to need the company to overpack the batteries for the scooter. The scooter was on fire inside a store. The occupants dragged it out. We're currently ventilating and checking for some extension. We're going to hold the present assignment except for what I asked you to release. The 10-4.

Reports indicate the fire was outside the building, not affecting the exterior.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Inside. Initially got reports of it outside, not stating inside or affecting the building from the outside. 6, 10-4. I'm going to empty one, two. Two. You can go 10-8. Engine 80 to Manhattan. 80. 10-8 if you have another box for us. We'll be right back.

Firefighters are responding to a report of an e-bike fire on the first floor.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Alright, 10-4, 59, you're going to be first due, it's box 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, possibly in the first floor there. 59, 10-4. Yeah, follow my box, 1561, 2307 7th Avenue, West 135 Street to 136th Street, reporting an e-bike on fire, the first floor. 9 to the, uh,

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2307 7th Ave.

Stay up-to-date

Download Citizen

Comments1

khadijahtriggs7h ago

This is so sad so many E-bike fires those batteries are very dangerous I think match the batteries up with the bike or scooter instead of trying to cut corners and buy cheaper batteries

Ms6205h ago

@khadijahtriggs if I hear that someone in my building has one 1️⃣ I’m calling NYCHA and 250 BROADWAY ON THEM … ITS TOO DANGEROUS

khadijahtriggs7h ago

This is so sad so many E-bike fires those batteries are very dangerous I think match the batteries up with the bike or scooter instead of trying to cut corners and buy cheaper batteries

Ms6205h ago

@khadijahtriggs if I hear that someone in my building has one 1️⃣ I’m calling NYCHA and 250 BROADWAY ON THEM … ITS TOO DANGEROUS

khadijahtriggs7h ago

This is so sad so many E-bike fires those batteries are very dangerous I think match the batteries up with the bike or scooter instead of trying to cut corners and buy cheaper batteries

Ms6205h ago

@khadijahtriggs if I hear that someone in my building has one 1️⃣ I’m calling NYCHA and 250 BROADWAY ON THEM … ITS TOO DANGEROUS

khadijahtriggs7h ago

This is so sad so many E-bike fires those batteries are very dangerous I think match the batteries up with the bike or scooter instead of trying to cut corners and buy cheaper batteries

Ms6205h ago

@khadijahtriggs if I hear that someone in my building has one 1️⃣ I’m calling NYCHA and 250 BROADWAY ON THEM … ITS TOO DANGEROUS

khadijahtriggs7h ago

This is so sad so many E-bike fires those batteries are very dangerous I think match the batteries up with the bike or scooter instead of trying to cut corners and buy cheaper batteries

Ms6205h ago

@khadijahtriggs if I hear that someone in my building has one 1️⃣ I’m calling NYCHA and 250 BROADWAY ON THEM … ITS TOO DANGEROUS

Stay informed on local incidents

Download Citizen

Related Incidents

Fire in Fifth-Floor Apartment

164 W 141st St, Harlem, Manhattan · Oct 30 at 1:44 AM

Police Take Man Into Custody

102 W 133rd St, Harlem, Manhattan · Oct 27 at 11:54 AM

Protect your world!

Download for Free

Google Play LogoGoogle Play
App Store