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Love the concept....never scene this before type of set up

Is that a hose reel on this piece?

Holy cow! I know it's a sensitive topic, but wow. I merely stated an opinion, that I know would NEVER happen, and would never carry on the job. I know my protocols, I know what I would do in a hairy situation in reality. Again, just an opinion. I know I would never feel comfortable with some of my partners carrying. I'll keep my mouth shut next time. Talk about "stirring the pot".

I believe Empress is also 911 contracted. Oh, wait, I see what you are asking...LOL

Training training training! I know this would never happen, but "training" would be huge. I simply stated an opinion, hence my apology if this starts a battle. Again, simply my opinion. Proper licensing, safety classes, experience with handguns, etc. When and when not use deadly force. Obviously an EDP off his meds, PD would be dispatched and we stage for them to secure the scene, same goes for a intox, injuries from assault, ya get my drift. A violent diabetic, well, I'm sure we have all dealt with them and KNOW that deadly force is not an option. In my experience, manpower to control the patient is all that was needed until they were stabilized with ALS interventions. As far as PD goes, they need to be there to have your backs if s*** were to hit the fan. One county I work in, PD is advised of a medical call, not dispatched like they are in another county I work in. Trust me, knowing PD is going to be at every Fire/EMS call is great. But there is always that ONE time when something goes horribly wrong and we are by ourselves, with no PD, and we cannot rush out of the scene for some "unexpected" reason and we can do NOTHING about it. Liability, of course there will be more liability, that's why we have training, and only CERTIFIED members/employees would be permitted to carry. People are nuts these days, who knows why some people are the way they are and why they just snap and do something stupid. Again, just my opinion.

Apologies in a advance if this starts a battle......Not that being armed would have made a difference because we certainly wouldn't enter a scene with weapons drawn, but, I think we are in a time where EMS, and even fire personnel should be allowed to conceal carry if they wish to do so. Of course all appropriate legal measures would have to be taken and a safety class should be taken before an employer would allow such a circumstance. But I know, EMS is EMS, PD is PD etc etc. But, people are crazy, and PD don't always respond to EMS calls.

TransCare Putnam County: Medic 1- Philipstown and Garrison Vac's Medic 2- Putnam Valley and parts of Garrison Vac (i believe) Medic 3- Kent, Carmel, Mahopac, Mahopac Falls Medic4/BLS 4- Patterson, Putnam Lake, Lake Carmel, Brewster(BLS 4 is nights and weekends or 2nd calls in Brewsters district.) Brewster FD- TC provides to 2 EMT's weekdays 6a-6p on their ambulance, Dutchess County: Union Vale FD- Weekdays 6a-6p ALS. Intercepts on nights and weekends. Millbrook FD- M,T,W,F,S i believe, 5a-5p ALS. Intercepts on off hours. Beekman and Pawling FD's- 24/7 ALS Town of Wappinger- 24/7 ALS. Medic 1, 24 hours, Medic 2, 16 hours East Clinton FD- ALS Intercepts only Responses to Castlepoint VA, and I believe the Fishkill and Downstate Correctional. Back up ALS to BVAC

TransCare Putnam County 911 Dutchess: Union Vale, Beekman, Pawling, Millbrook, Town of Wappingers. I believe we still go to East Clinton for intercepts, Castlepoint VA, Back up ALS for BVAC, may have missed a few

It is...not a bad bus either!

Lets help a young brother out. Prayers are being sent your way.

Union Vale Fire Department 724 Fire/EMS Apparatus rundown 67-11 (Engine) 11 runs 67-12 (Engine) 66 runs 67-13 (Engine) 101 runs 67-14 (Engine/Rescue) 88 runs 67-31 (Tanker) 33 runs 67-51 (Rescue) 45 runs 67-61 (Brush) 41 runs 67-62 (Brush) 50 runs 67-71 (Ambulance) 106 runs 67-72 (Ambulance) 101 runs 67-79 (TransCare) 265 runs (M-F, 0600-1800)

Just go to the main station in fishkill, they will give you an application.nothing online as of yet

Union Vale has a BLS trauma/O2 bag, AED, Collar bag, a board and a stokes on our Rescue/Pumper, and our rescue truck has the same plus an additions BLS/O2 bag which is a backpack style bag.

I think Union Vale is talking about it

I heard 6th, but idk if thats even true.