Broken water valve causes roof flooding at Manhattan building, New York NY
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a building near E 117th St in Manhattan for a broken overflow water valve on the rooftop water tank. This caused flooding on the roof and water running off the building exterior. No apartments were affected and no fire or alarms were present.
Audio|Source: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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Transcript:
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It's 1788. Can we put in an expedited call to housing?
00:04
We have what looks like a broken overflow water valve on the water tank on the roof.
00:10
The roof is flooded and we have water coming off the side of the building near E 117th St.
00:20
All right, 10-4[1].
00:21
Are any apartments affected by this or is it just on the roof and the exterior of the building?
00:28
As of now, the only part of the building affected is the roof and the exterior.
00:33
All right, 104.
00:34
We'll reach back out to housing and see if they can give us a D.P.A.
00:37
for the crew.
00:40
All right, 13-4.
00:45
Number that.
00:48
Sign on.
00:50
7.
00:51
We'll mark this at 1035.
00:52
If you can reach back out to the alarm company.
00:54
Let them know they're going to have to send a key holder to check out the system.
00:59
We had no strobes or alarms and we checked the annullied of pound on the entrance.
01:04
Nothing was showing, okay.
01:05
Nine is 108.
01:06
Units will go 108 under NDT.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
Near E 117th St, New York, NY 10035
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