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New York takes all the fun out of eveything. I would love to ride one of those!!!

I was reading this while at Bellevue. Very interesting as well as creepy!!!! I would have mixed feelings about it... what is everyone else's thoughts on this? Link to Organ- Removal ambulance

Chris nice birds eye view. I even see Empress's new SMRT truck. Nice pictures to all. I want more close ups thou.....

Just a reminder to all. This topic has been going good so far, but let's keep it professional please. Lets stay focused on the topic at hand.

How much did all that cost, and did you get a grant for it?

You should of got it by now. I would contact one of your CIC's of your EMT class. Tell he/she what's going on, and see what they can do to help you.

I would like to wish P.O. Santo a fully and speedy recovery. May god bless you, and your brothers, and sisters in the Scarsdale Police Department during this difficult time.

I can see again Thank you seth!!

Maybe this chart will help you Rock:

Sure, I remember when I was 16, and was going thru the ambulance I saw those tags. I guess it is based on where you buy them. To know whats on them: dead or (Priority 0) in black immediately ( Priority 1) in red underneath it said delay up to one 1hr. Delay ( Priority 2) in yellow underneath it said delay up to two hrs. green (Priority 3) was walking wounded. Here's a link to a website to explain Triage better LINK TO TRIAGE

Black= Dead Red= Immediately (up to 1 hour wait) Yellow = 2 hour delay Green = Walking Wounded (When ever possible, but with in reason)

I actually got woken up by a P.O. screaming on the radio "Start out New Rochelle, Multiple injuries" Well once I got my bearings, I started to piece together what had happen. I person (unknown at the time it was a P.O. until I came on here) was on a Motorcycle and was hit ether by, or collided with a car in Scarsdale ( I thought it was in scarsdale due to the radio taffic) . Scar-Vac 18 was already en route to the hospital with another call. NR Alpha 3 was called in because it was New Rochelle's District. (at lest that part of QUAKER RIDGE RD) This all happened around 730ish this morning I belive. From what I heard the Officer had a femur injury, ribs pain, and cut's and bruises thou out his body. I wish the officer injured a speedy recovery, as well as everyone involved at the Scarsdale Police Department. I wish you all the best.

bumb Anyone remember to watch this. How was it

From what I heard a propane leak started around 9am and is still going on. a crew trying to refill a tank, heard a popping noise, then smelled propane. They requested FD to scene. TMFD, LVAC, TMPD, Coned-gas were all on scene, the TMFD was committed to the scene. Called M/A for coverage for the town.

You know I have the pleasure of know some great people. Alot of old-timers in the EMS field. The guys who have been doing this for well over 20years. I must say that some of them look on here, so thank you for teaching me alot of stuff, but the reason why I have started this topic is because there are EMT's and Paramedics that are my age that are already burned out. So I came across this quote on the internet. I have spoken to the person, who will remane nameless, and doesn't want me to share where I got this from. ( Sorry Doc, and Jack) So my question to you all is. If you once started EMS to help someone why do you feel burned out most of the time? What happen to the feeling of helping someone in need. Volunteer or paid we are all here to help our fellow man.

I just love a happy ending with these comedies. Thanks for sharing Bill

Date:5/23/08 Time: 1120 Location: 2372 Boston Post Road Frequency: 46.26, Fire 15, 155.2800 Units Operating: 2221, E34,TL 7, BAT15 LVAC: 66A-1 M/A units: NRFD: E-21 Stand-by: TMFD in quarters Description Of Incident: 1120: LVPD Recives 911 call of working car fire. 1121: LVFD tones out for car fire E-34 enroute 1123: PD on scene with fully involed car fire Next to building 1124: C-2221 E-34 on scene Fully involed, Next to structure, C-2221 to Larchmont tone out full alarm, C-2221 to 60-Control have NR M/A 1 engine to the scene, TMFD to Stand-by in quarters 1125: 60-Control Alerts NR, E-21 enroute to the scene 1127: TMFD tone out to Stand-by in quarters 1133: Batt-15 Landline for a response 1136: E-21 on location 1145: Fire is K/D checking for Extenions to the building. Writer: ems-buff

postal workers have it rough

ahh only you. better you saying it then me.

ummm What can I say for this post..............

Well No offence, but stop watching the yanks now!!!!! j/k We will have a disscussion about this at a later date SIR!!!!! LET GO YANKS

Those are some HOT pictures bill. I think you should think about doing Freelance afor a newspaper or something?!?! Something that will get your shot's out there. WOW!!!!

I would hope Yonkers FD, are you asking what station is responsible for driving it?

Wow!!!! That is one nice looking rig.

It depends on my mood, If I want to see if there is any new feature photo's or if I don't have time to go to .net I check to see what's going on with the topics.