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Highest rating. Lowest rating. Good for groups Kabobs 1. Overall 5 food 5 service 5 ambience 5. Please sign in to record your input. Sign in Maybe later. Report this review as inappropriate? Grogan requested a third alarm immediately followed by a general alarm at This initiated the recall of all off-duty Cohoes firefighters and brought reserve Engines 1 and 4 and reserve Tower 2 to the scene. Troy's engine laid an additional five-inch supply line to Cohoes Ladder 1 from a hydrant on Ontario Street. Fahd arrived at , established a command post in front of the building on Ontario Street and assumed command of the fireground.

Grogan was assigned as operations officer. As additional off-duty fire officers arrived on scene, they were assigned duties: Lieutenant Wilfred Charbonneau was assigned as safety officer; Captain James Wier was assigned to the east side; Captain Mike Spizowski to the west side and Captain James Fennen to the front of the building.

As the fire continued to spread out of control, additional mutual aid was called to the scene. Troy sent a foot tower ladder; Green Island sent an engine; the Watervliet Arsenal Fire Department sent a foot aerial and the City of Watervliet Fire Department sent an aerial and one engine to Cohoes for standby.

The City of Albany Fire Department was asked to send two engines to cover the City of Troy and was also requested to send two additional engines to the scene to establish additional water supplies and provide manpower for firefighting operations. Firefighters attempted to ventilate the roof from Tower 2, but found that the roof was unsafe for any operations. Troy Tower 1 was also positioned in front of the building and was supplied by a five-inch line from a hydrant on Ontario Street east of the fire scene.

Watervliet Arsenal Ladder 1 was positioned on Pershing Avenue and supplied with a three-inch line from the Green Island engine.

The two engines from Albany, under the command of Deputy Fire Chief William Davis, were instructed to lay an additional five-inch supply line from Bridge Avenue to the scene, a distance of a quarter-mile. Before this was started, the Cohoes Department of Public Works was able to provide an adequate water supply to the hydrants that were in use. The crews from the Albany engines relieved some first-due Cohoes firefighters.

Fahd declared the fire under control at P. Four aerial master streams, two deck guns, two portable monitors and five handlines were used to bring the fire under control. All mutual aid companies had been released by 1 A. Cohoes units remained on the scene until 4 P. Wednesday, 23 hours after the initial alarm. Sixty firefighters operated seven engines and four aerials at the scene. An investigation into the cause of the fire by the Cohoes Fire Department Arson Investigation Team, the district attorney's office, members of the New York State Office of Fire Prevention and Control and insurance investigators lasted one week.

It was determined that the fire was caused by a donut-making machine in a shed at the rear of the building. We support each other. Take a peek inside Firehouse 1 - Fire at the Bakery! Jump to. Sections of this page. Accessibility Help.

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