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http://web.mta.info/mta/employment/mtapd-info.htm

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/breaking-news/os-orlando-shooting-pulse-nightclub-story.html

They say a lot of lives were saved being they were 3 blocks away from the Level 1 trauma center. They were getting truckloads and ambulance loads of patients at once, on top of 6 separate gunshot victims they were already treating. You train for this, but it never really prepares you for something like this. Next time people bring up the militarization of police.......

Thanks for the video, Mike. Next best thing to being there. Kicking myself for not going though.

One of the nicest ladder trucks out there. A 2014 Seagrave Marauder II 100' Rearmount. Nice and simple. Wakefield, MA is located just outside of Boston.

Here's another shot:

Sounds like a great guy. RIP.

Date: 6-7-16 Time: 21:35hrs Location: 177 White Plains Rd C/S Meadow St District: Tarrytown Battalion: 14 Channel: Fire 14/Tarrytown FD Weather: 65F, partly cloudy Units: Tarrytown FD Engine 77, Engine 80, Tower Ladder 78, Car 2461, Car 2462 Tarrytown EMS 81-B-2 Greenburgh EMS Car 75 (59-M-4) Tarrytown PD Writer: x635 Description: Units on scene of a vehicle vs. utility pole, victim entrapped. Requesting Con Ed on a rush. 21:44 Car 2462 reporting 1 victim extricated, in care of EMS

http://www.massmafaa.com/2016-muster-information

Date: 6-6-16 Time: 13:10hrs Location: 25 Rose Hill Ave District: Tarrytown Battalion: 14 Channel: Tarrytown, Fire 14 Weather: 79F, clear Units: Tarrytown FD Engine 76, Engine 77, Engine 79, Engine 80, Ladder 37, Tower Ladder 78, Car 2462 (IC), Car 2463 (Operations) Ossining FD Engine 99, Utility 51 (FAST) Sleepy Hollow FD Engine 86 Irvington FD Ladder 36 Pocantico Hills FD Engine 189, Car 2381(Relocate Tarrytown FD HQ) Ardsley FD Ladder 50 (Relocate Tarrytown FD HQ) Dobbs Ferry FD Engine 48 (Standby in quarters for Irvington) Briarcliff FD Rescue 37 (Cascade), Car 2052 Dobbs Ferry VAC 56-B-1 (Rehab) Tarrytown EMS 81-B-1 Tarrytown PD WCDES Battalion 14, C&O Team Writer: x635 Description: Working 3 story wood frame Type 5 single family residential, fire located C/D side basement and first floors 13:23 Battalion 14 requesting 1 & 1 to the scene 13:25 Battalion 14 requesting cascade unit to the scene 13:31 Battalion 14 reporting main body of fire knocked down, continue in all units 13:38 Battalion 14 advising Tarrytown Command is requesting a rehab unit 13:39 Battalion 14 advising Tarrytown Command is placing the fire under control

Yes, you read the title right. How do I not remember this episode?

Ardsley FD Westchester County NY Battalion 14 New Engine 164 2015 Spartan Gladiator/Spartan ERV 1750GPM 750 Gallons 30 Class A Foam 15W Harrison PTO Generator TNT Central Hydraulic System Hurst Extrication Equipment and single core reels Command Remote Control Light Tower **NOT ALL EQUIPMENT IS ADDED OR MOUNTED YET**

I'm sad. "New Orleans Ending Contract With Nightwatch" http://www.nola.com/tv/index.ssf/2016/06/new_orleans_first_48_nightwatch_38271.html

A somewhat more artistic black and white shot of Ardsley's new Engine 164. Thanks again to all those involved in helping me get the photos.

Very well deserved! Congrats Mike! Article: http://putnam.dailyvoice.com/police-fire/mahopacs-mike-rev-revenson-honored-as-fasny-ems-teacher-of-year/663847/

Listen, personal attacks on each other on this thread need to stop now. They're not a catalyst for a good discussion. Although what people say to each other is beyond my control, further type comments will be deleted.

KME Severe Service Predator 109' RM (straight stick Quint) http://www.emtbravo.net/topic/50812-coming-soon-new-greenville-ladder-4/#comment-291802

Date: 5-29-16 Time: 23:28hrs Location: 16 South Terrace Ave District: Mount Vernon Battalion: 18 Channel: Mount Vernon FD/Fire 18 Weather: 80F, clear Units: Mount Vernon FD Engine 2, Engine 3, Engine 4, Engine 5, Engine 6, Ladder 2, Ladder 3, Rescue 2, Car 2, Car 1 Yonkers FD Engine 313, Ladder 75, Battalion 2 White Plains FD Engine 66 (Relocate) Greenville FD Engine 150 (Relocate) Eastchester FD Tower Ladder 17 (Relocate) Pelham FD Engine 4 (Relocate) Larchmont FD Rescue 1 (Rehab) Empress EMS Ambulance 1 Mount Vernon PD Writer: x635 Description: Heavy fire in three adjacent wood frame residential structures 00:12 Car 2 reporting numerous handlines and ladder pipes in operation 02:27 Car 2 reporting fire under control

Let's list 'em! 2016 Parade and firematic event dates! Go!

Date: 5-27-16 Time: 17:01hrs Location: West Hartsdale Ave at Ridge Rd District: Hartsdale Battalion: 14 Channel: Fire 14 Weather: 86F, partly cloudy Units: Hartsdale FD Engine 169, Engine 170, Car 2712 Greenville FD Squad 15 (cancelled enroute) Greenburgh EMS Ambulance 79 Greenburgh PD Car 60, Car 62, Car 73 Writer: x635 Description: MVA w/ pin

Date: 5-27-16 Time: 11:22hrs Location: I-87 (New York State Thruway) Southbound @ Exit 7A District: Ardsley Battalion: 14 Channel: Fire 14 Weather: 70F, overcast Units: Ardsley FD Engine 164, Engine 165, Car 2012 (IC) Dobbs Ferry FD Engine 48, Car 2093 (Standby in own quarters) Ardsley VAC 50-B-1 Elmsford FD EMS 58-B-1 Dobbs Ferry VAC 56-B-1 Greenburgh ALS Car 75 (59-M-4), Car 70 (EMS Supervisor 59-M-1) NYSP WCDES Car 4 Writer: x635 Description: Units operating at an MVA w/ injuries when Ardsley Engine 165 was struck. Confirmed pin of passenger that was in vehicle that struck rig. 2 additional ambulances requested. 12:08 Greenburgh EMS Supervisor Car 70 reporting 2 BLS, 1 ALS to Westchester Medical Center, all EMS units clear of the scene 12:59 Car 2012 reporting units clear of the scene, turned over to Car 2011 who is awaiting the tow for Engine 165 13:30 Car 2011 reporting all units clear of the scene

Does anyone have the dates for the following parades (some of my favorites to photograph) -Katonah? -Pleasantville? -Mamaroneck? -Mount Kisco?

Heads up. The last day to apply for this exam is rapidly approaching (May 31st)

This thought is based on different systems I have worked in. When a working fire is confirmed, when should cause and origin be dispatched? And, should they respond "Code 3"? I've always been taught they should be dispatched on the initial (structure fire) response. This allows for maximum evidence preservation, and a better "view" for investigators. Some departments, for example such as Yonkers, dispatches an investigator on the initial confirmed working structure fire assignment. Yet, I note other departments in the past have had in their pre-planned assignments that cause and origin investigators get dispatched on request, most often towards the end of the incident. Your thoughts?