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Battery Fire in Apartment

270 W 119th St

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  • Firefighters and hazmat units responded to a lithium-ion battery fire inside an apartment on West 119th Street in New York City.

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Firefighters confirmed the fire does not involve lithium-ion batteries. Hazmat units are no longer needed.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 12 to Manhattan. Battalion 12. Box 1418, this is not lithium-ion battery fire. You can always read it and phone me if you can't go to Hazmat, uh, for your company. Battalion 4, Hazmat 1. Hazmat 1, 10-4, 10-8, back to Queens. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion. Hazmat Battalion is 10-8. Battalion 4, Engine 44. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion.

A Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving at the scene to address the reported fire.

Hazmat units are being dispatched after firefighters received reports that the fire involves lithium-ion batteries.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Manhattan Battalion 12. Battalion 12. Alright, getting reports of lithium-ion battery, so we added the hazmat trio. Engine 44 is your hazmat tech unit. 10-4. 44. Alright, Engine 44, we're going to take unit 2 to pick up our second piece. Battalion 4. 9-11, dispatcher 431. Battalion 4.

The battery fire is reportedly burning inside an apartment, per the caller.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
10-4. Phone alarm 1418, 270 West 119th Street, that's Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, apartment 3, Adam. Phone alarm box 1238, 750 Columbus Avenue, West 962, 97, kitchen fire, apartment 5, Williams. Phone alarm 1238, Avenue, 962, 97, for a kitchen fire, 5, Williams. 910, dispatcher 431. 10-4.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a battery fire.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
9 Engine 58. 58. 58, you available? 10-4, you can make the previous box a 37-3. Alright, 10-4, you're going in, second due, 1418, that's 270 West 119, Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, 3 Adam, 58. 10-4, show us responding.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 270 W 119th St.

Firefighters confirmed the fire does not involve lithium-ion batteries. Hazmat units are no longer needed.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 12 to Manhattan. Battalion 12. Box 1418, this is not lithium-ion battery fire. You can always read it and phone me if you can't go to Hazmat, uh, for your company. Battalion 4, Hazmat 1. Hazmat 1, 10-4, 10-8, back to Queens. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion. Hazmat Battalion is 10-8. Battalion 4, Engine 44. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion.

A Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving at the scene to address the reported fire.

Hazmat units are being dispatched after firefighters received reports that the fire involves lithium-ion batteries.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Manhattan Battalion 12. Battalion 12. Alright, getting reports of lithium-ion battery, so we added the hazmat trio. Engine 44 is your hazmat tech unit. 10-4. 44. Alright, Engine 44, we're going to take unit 2 to pick up our second piece. Battalion 4. 9-11, dispatcher 431. Battalion 4.

The battery fire is reportedly burning inside an apartment, per the caller.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
10-4. Phone alarm 1418, 270 West 119th Street, that's Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, apartment 3, Adam. Phone alarm box 1238, 750 Columbus Avenue, West 962, 97, kitchen fire, apartment 5, Williams. Phone alarm 1238, Avenue, 962, 97, for a kitchen fire, 5, Williams. 910, dispatcher 431. 10-4.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a battery fire.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
9 Engine 58. 58. 58, you available? 10-4, you can make the previous box a 37-3. Alright, 10-4, you're going in, second due, 1418, that's 270 West 119, Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, 3 Adam, 58. 10-4, show us responding.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 270 W 119th St.

Firefighters confirmed the fire does not involve lithium-ion batteries. Hazmat units are no longer needed.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 12 to Manhattan. Battalion 12. Box 1418, this is not lithium-ion battery fire. You can always read it and phone me if you can't go to Hazmat, uh, for your company. Battalion 4, Hazmat 1. Hazmat 1, 10-4, 10-8, back to Queens. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion. Hazmat Battalion is 10-8. Battalion 4, Engine 44. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion.

A Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving at the scene to address the reported fire.

Hazmat units are being dispatched after firefighters received reports that the fire involves lithium-ion batteries.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Manhattan Battalion 12. Battalion 12. Alright, getting reports of lithium-ion battery, so we added the hazmat trio. Engine 44 is your hazmat tech unit. 10-4. 44. Alright, Engine 44, we're going to take unit 2 to pick up our second piece. Battalion 4. 9-11, dispatcher 431. Battalion 4.

The battery fire is reportedly burning inside an apartment, per the caller.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
10-4. Phone alarm 1418, 270 West 119th Street, that's Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, apartment 3, Adam. Phone alarm box 1238, 750 Columbus Avenue, West 962, 97, kitchen fire, apartment 5, Williams. Phone alarm 1238, Avenue, 962, 97, for a kitchen fire, 5, Williams. 910, dispatcher 431. 10-4.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a battery fire.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
9 Engine 58. 58. 58, you available? 10-4, you can make the previous box a 37-3. Alright, 10-4, you're going in, second due, 1418, that's 270 West 119, Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, 3 Adam, 58. 10-4, show us responding.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 270 W 119th St.

Firefighters confirmed the fire does not involve lithium-ion batteries. Hazmat units are no longer needed.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 12 to Manhattan. Battalion 12. Box 1418, this is not lithium-ion battery fire. You can always read it and phone me if you can't go to Hazmat, uh, for your company. Battalion 4, Hazmat 1. Hazmat 1, 10-4, 10-8, back to Queens. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion. Hazmat Battalion is 10-8. Battalion 4, Engine 44. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion.

A Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving at the scene to address the reported fire.

Hazmat units are being dispatched after firefighters received reports that the fire involves lithium-ion batteries.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Manhattan Battalion 12. Battalion 12. Alright, getting reports of lithium-ion battery, so we added the hazmat trio. Engine 44 is your hazmat tech unit. 10-4. 44. Alright, Engine 44, we're going to take unit 2 to pick up our second piece. Battalion 4. 9-11, dispatcher 431. Battalion 4.

The battery fire is reportedly burning inside an apartment, per the caller.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
10-4. Phone alarm 1418, 270 West 119th Street, that's Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, apartment 3, Adam. Phone alarm box 1238, 750 Columbus Avenue, West 962, 97, kitchen fire, apartment 5, Williams. Phone alarm 1238, Avenue, 962, 97, for a kitchen fire, 5, Williams. 910, dispatcher 431. 10-4.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a battery fire.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
9 Engine 58. 58. 58, you available? 10-4, you can make the previous box a 37-3. Alright, 10-4, you're going in, second due, 1418, that's 270 West 119, Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, 3 Adam, 58. 10-4, show us responding.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 270 W 119th St.

Firefighters confirmed the fire does not involve lithium-ion batteries. Hazmat units are no longer needed.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Battalion 12 to Manhattan. Battalion 12. Box 1418, this is not lithium-ion battery fire. You can always read it and phone me if you can't go to Hazmat, uh, for your company. Battalion 4, Hazmat 1. Hazmat 1, 10-4, 10-8, back to Queens. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion. Hazmat Battalion is 10-8. Battalion 4, Engine 44. Battalion 4, Hazmat Battalion.

A Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving at the scene to address the reported fire.

Hazmat units are being dispatched after firefighters received reports that the fire involves lithium-ion batteries.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:30
Manhattan Battalion 12. Battalion 12. Alright, getting reports of lithium-ion battery, so we added the hazmat trio. Engine 44 is your hazmat tech unit. 10-4. 44. Alright, Engine 44, we're going to take unit 2 to pick up our second piece. Battalion 4. 9-11, dispatcher 431. Battalion 4.

The battery fire is reportedly burning inside an apartment, per the caller.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
10-4. Phone alarm 1418, 270 West 119th Street, that's Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, apartment 3, Adam. Phone alarm box 1238, 750 Columbus Avenue, West 962, 97, kitchen fire, apartment 5, Williams. Phone alarm 1238, Avenue, 962, 97, for a kitchen fire, 5, Williams. 910, dispatcher 431. 10-4.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a battery fire.

Manhattan FDNY · 0:31
9 Engine 58. 58. 58, you available? 10-4, you can make the previous box a 37-3. Alright, 10-4, you're going in, second due, 1418, that's 270 West 119, Douglas Boulevard, St. Nicholas Avenue, battery fire, 3 Adam, 58. 10-4, show us responding.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 270 W 119th St.

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