CPAGE

This said all....................I guess he needed some money for something what a POS "Everything that was sold at the auction does not belong to the city. It belongs to the volunteers," said Jerry Formisano, president of the members association. Chris Page Former FDMV Volly Engine Co. 2

FDMV Receives Three Thermal Imaging Cameras From the Terry Farrell (R4)Firefighter Fund Mount Vernon city officials Tuesday had expected to receive two $11,000 a piece thermal imaging cameras from the Terry Farrell Firefighters Fund, but were surprised when they were given three units. The Terry Farrell Firefighters Fund was established in memory of Terry Farrell, a decorated member of Rescue 4/FDNY and chief of the Dix Hills Volunteer Fire Department. Terry, along with 342 of his brothers, perished on September 11, 2001 in the World Trade Center attack. The Fund is set up to assist firefighters and their families with educational, medical and equipment needs. We support the firefighters who serve our communities. “Today isn’t just about receiving equipment,” Mayor Clinton Young told the 30 firefighters present during a presentation ceremony. “We celebrate the heroism, patriotism, and courage of Terry Farrell and the great work that continues to be done in his honor through the Terry Farrell Firefighters Fund. These cameras will make your work environment much safer, and possibly one day, save one of your lives.” “The Fund exists for you guys, the firefighters…that is why we’re here,” said Brian Farrell, Terry’s brother. “Whatever firefighters need, we are going to try to help, and Mount Vernon is no exception.” Fire Chief Al Everett said that the cameras “would be put to work immediately,” and that personnel had already been trained in their use. Good Luck with the equipment guy's Stay safe.

Just added to my christmas list..................Please Santa that's all I want.

Bunkers all the way for any type of a fire in a building or auto. 3/4 for brush fires and pump outs.

Well once again the Mount Vernon Volunteer Fire Department Members just punched in the face. I hope they get what they should in the end. They just like to screw other members. I did not see the clock from behind the bar........who has that in a basement........... What a shame Chris

The chief (I/C) can make the command mobil and not place himself in front of the building at this point you would have co office and the I/C as your 2 man team. I do not know of a chief that would sit outside if a member was to go down. With that said the 2 in 2 out rule would be followed. I would not want to stay outside with a kitchen fire that could be knocked down some what fast with one line, If you would wait for added manpower to arrive that somewhat small kitchen fire would now be a larger fire. I think most of us would go get the fire if we only had 3 guys on the scene wet the line and go get it. Then have the guys who missed the work smell your coat when you get back to quarters. Just my 2 cents. Chris

I'll second that I like coffee not Starbucks tar.

Info from a Photo web site (Firepics.com)

That why it is "Miller Time" not Bud time.........................

God Bless you Bobby go rest as you have no more pain. Also say hi to Thurman your old friend. Thanks for being a Yankee Bobby We will miss you

White Plains Yonkers New Rochelle Eastchester 99.9% on the county with the new system. As for stand alone depts. that have disp for them selfs without a repeater is FDMV as well as most of the county for dispatch but I do beleave they all have the repeater to the county as well does FDMV. Cpage

Ok Lets start off with some Bogota stuff First up the old dept. patch

NJ & NY firemen a**'n patch. Please post you patches that you have let keep this growing.

The Fanwood NJ FD patch

The Mid-Bergen Haz-maT team Patch

Teaneck FD

Hackensack FD Group 2 Patch

The Jersey City FD Patch

Here is Bayonne FD Truck Co. 2 patch

Oakland FD Co. # 2

The Oakland FD Dept. Patch

Fort Lee Co. # 4

Fort Lee Co. # 3

Fort Lee Co.# 1 patch