While still at quarters of FDNY Engine 79, Ladder 37, and Battalion 27, we first see Ladder 37 as they respond to Box 8926 on the Major Deegan Expressway by 179th Street for an MVA. Engine 43 and Engine 81 were 1st and 2nd due respectively. Ladder 37 was 1st due truck. Tower Ladder 33 was 2nd due truck. Battalion 19 also responded. As Ladder 37 was responding, the tones went off again, this time for Battalion 27. They were sent out on a run for a phone alarm residential at 2470 University Avenue between 188th Street and 190th Street, multiple dwelling, 4th floor. Engine 48 and Engine 75 were 1st and 2nd due engine. For some reason, those were the only two other companies to respond; no ladder companies were called. I am unsure of the Box for this run. As the Battalion Chief was responding, the tones go off yet again, this time for Engine 79, also for a residential run. I couldn't quite make out the location, and I didn't see which box it was. However, it didn't matter, as even before the engine can get out the door, they are cancelled and told to remain in service. I am not sure what happened there. Either way, it was interesting hearing the tones go off three separate times for three separate companies, and to to catch them going off twice. Engine 79 is a 2009 Seagrave Marauder II. Ladder 37 is a 2013 Ferrara Ultra with a 100 foot rear mount stick. Battalion 27 is a 2018 Chevy Silverado. Enjoy the sounds of the multiple tones, as well as the responses from Ladder 37 and Battalion 27. If you have any questions about the video, feel free to message me. Comments are welcome. The video was taken on August 6th, 2020.