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Pretty cool mixup. I'm happy the Dept. will be getting their money...sounds like they rely heavily on fundraising campaigns. PVFD Website (Taken from PVFD's website)Also, Pleasantville FD (NY) does not provide Emergency Medical Services to its residents...Pleasantville VAC does.

I glad that your father is alive and well.

Daniels Auto Body is very very very close on the D side of the building. These building might actually only be a few inches apart.

Date: 9-2-2011 Time: 22:00 Location: 9 Marble Avenue (Mavis Discount Tire) Frequency: 46.26, Fire 11, EMS 11 Pleasantville FD: 2371, 2372, 2373, E259, E260, E91, TL5, R47, T57, U74 Thornwood FD: 2472, E89, TL1 Valhalla FD: 2482, U59 w/ FAST Pocantico Hills FD: 2381, 2382, 2383, T12 Hawthorne FD: 2193, E155 Chappaqua FD: 2062, TL27 Millwood FD: 2252, 2253, R36 w/ Cascade Pleasantville VAC: 76B1, 76B2, 7605 (Rehab) Bat 11: WC Car 1: C&O Zone 3: WC Haz-Mat Team: Weather Conditions: Warm, dry Description Of Incident: Working fire in a 1-story commercial automotive shop. Building exploded prior to the arrival of first due engine company Heavy fire through the roof with partial structural collapse found upon arrival.. Primary hand-line was a 2.5 stretched/operated by Captain Zaino, Lieutenant (Ex-Capt.) Greco (PFDR47), and Lieutenant Zane (Inzane). Exterior operations, from the start with 3 Tower Ladders in operation. From the pictures, it seems the fire was contained to the last couple bays with structural and smoke damage to the remaining bays/showroom. No firefighter or civilian injuries were reported. Good job by all FF's, glad you got home safe! Reporters: PFDRes47cue Writer: PFDRes47cue Pictures Relocated to Pleasantville FD HQ: Mount Kisco FD: 2283, E106 Briarcliff Manor FD: 2052, TL40 Armonk FD: 2021, T9 Relocated to Pocantico Hills FD HQ: Sleepy Hollow FD: 2311, E86 22:15 - Thornwood FD Tower Ladder 1 toned out for response. 22:17 - Pocantico Hills Engine 189 toned out to respond to working fire and do a hydrant lay in from Bedford Road. 22:30 - Armonk toned out to relocate Tanker 9 to Pleasantville FD HQ 75 Washington Ave. 22:36 - C&O Zone 6 toned out for response. 22:37 - WC Haz-Mat toned out for response. 23:11 - Companies standing by in PFD HQ dispatched to a Residential Alarm at 24 Cecelia Lane. PSA - For those of you who need tires, there is another Mavis Discount Tire down the street

Date: 8-30-2011 Time: 02:00 Location: 711 7th Avenue Frequency: FDNY Manhattan Dispatch Units Operating: (See Rundown Below) Weather Conditions: Dry, warm Description Of Incident: Working fire in a 3-story 50X150 commercial structure. Fire on the #1 floor. Staging at W. 51st St. & 7th Ave. Fire called U/C @ 03:30. No firefighter or civilian injuries were reported. Reporters/Writer: PFDRes47cue Box Assignment: Engine 54, 65, 23, 26 Ladder 4, 21, 2 (FAST) Rescue 1 Squad 18 Extra E & T: Engine 34 Ladder 24 2nd Alarm Assignment: Engine 8, 1, 21, 9 (w/ Sat 1) Tower Ladder 35 Battalion 6 (RUL) Battalion 7 (Safety) Rescue Battalion Safety Battalion Two Extra Trucks & Engine: Engine 40 Ladder 16, 7 3rd Alarm Assignment: Engine 3, 44, 16, 74, 36 (w/ HR-2) Tower Ladder 12, 25 Battalion 11 (Staging) Battalion 10 Battalion 58 (Air Recon) Extra Tower Ladder w/ 10ft Hooks: Tower Ladder 12

RIP. God Bless you and may your family, friends, and co-workers stay strong.

Tanscare provides medics for Sleepy Hollow. During the day, 37-Medic-2 covers Sleepy Hollow and some other parts of Mount Pleasant. During the night , there is no 37-Medic-2 so 37-Medic-1 covers all of Mount Pleasant including Sleep Hollow. These cars do not respond from Mount Pleasant Police HQ. Often times, 37-Medic-2 responds from the reservation. Often times, the 36 Medic is used for Mutual Aid to Mount Pleasant when the 37 Medics are tied up on jobs. The added incentives for covering calls on the reservation is complete BS IMHO...the county should consider looking into making sure the incentives are going to the agencies that do the calls on the reservation, and not just to the agencies that have the reservation in their jurisdiction.

Very unusual...nice shots.

Nice...well maybe not so much for the operator.

Stacked for more volume. Master streams need high volume water flow.

Tragic event...thoughts and prayers are with all effected. http://www.wthr.com/...ate-fairgrounds http://www.indystar....pse?odyssey=mod http://www.cnn.com/2...apse/index.html

Beautiful story about what sounds to be an truly amazing child. God Bless her and her strong parents. Enjoy life to the fullest everyday and may you have many more happy birthdays ahead of you.

Rest In Peace Brother! May God watch over you and your family, friends, and department.

You bring up a great point. I'm by no means saying what happened was not a tragedy but from past experiences, canceling the show could have cause more problems. We have all seen stories about mobs and riots that are sparked by spectators not getting what they hoped for or paid for. Who know how many more lives could have been lost in mass pandemonium.

LoHud Terrible wording in this article. It is amazing that the press continues to get the story wrong. He did not drive out of the lot...he drove at a LEO in the lot.

Date: 8-13-2011 Time: 21:00 Location: Indiana State Fairgrounds, 1202 E. 38th St. Departments: Multiple EMS/FD agencies Description: Stage rigging collapsed prior to a Sugarland country music concert at the Indiana State Fair. Early reports are of four people dead and 40 more injured. the injured suffered compound fracures, head injuries, back injuries, neck injuries. Links: http://www.wthr.com/story/15262930/stage-collapses-at-state-fairgrounds Writer: PFDRes47cue

#6 - No one likes that a kid died...no one likes when anyone dies, but I sure as hell strongly support an Officer taking someone's life if they are a threat to the public or fellow Officers. I'd much rather a drunk kid who hits a P.O and will potential strike other P.O's and/or bystanders die then the brave men and women who wake up in the morning to patrol our town, villages, cities etc, and who put their lives in harms way to protect the residents. #7 - Recognition or a medal was not given to P.O Hess to congratulate him for shooting and killing someone. Recognition was given for P.O. Hess ending a major threat to the public and his fellow P.O.'s. I am not a P.O. but IMHO I highly doubt that any P.O. wants to have to fatally injure someone. P.O.'s are sworn in to protect the public and as I said before they wake up in the morning to potentially have to put their lives on the line to protect people whom they do not personally know. If taking a life is necessary to ensure that the life taken did not potentially take other lives while operating a deadly weapon (car) while intoxicated, then that is what needed to be done. #8 - Are you kidding me? You truly feel that the P.O's on scene should have jumped in their cars and started a pursuit (potentially a high speed pursuit) with a drunk inexperienced driver? First off, PPD and MPPD both have no pursuit policies (to the best of my knowledge, correct me if I am wrong). You clearly do not know the layout of the land surrounding where this incident took place. There is very little room for P.O.'s to perform a successful pit maneuver. If DJ Henry had gotten away and pursued, he could have gone in any of three directions. 1) Straight onto Garrigan Ave, leading him into a very dense residential area with only 90 degree turns with little time to slow down if traveling at high speeds. Chances are, DJ would have wrapped around a utility pole or went into a house, potentially killing himself and even worse killing others. 2) Left onto Broadway, leading him down towards a major four way intersection with two gas station located on opposite corners. Chances are, DJ would have crashed into one of these gas stations potentially causing one of the 6 gas pumps to explode, killing himself, pursuing P.O.'s and innocent civilians. 3) Right onto Broadway, leading him down a long stretch of road that is very inviting to high speeds but is very unforgiving of high speeds and is also lined on each side with houses. Chances are, DJ would have (like many others) run into a tree or utility pole at high speeds killing himself. If he for someone reason missed a tree or a utility pole, he would have most likely crashed into a house, potentially killing himself and innocent civilians. Allowed DJ to get away behind the wheel of a vehicle while drunk, would have most likely led to tragedy for not only himself but for innocent civilians and pursuing P.O.'s I respect you decision and props for speaking your mind knowing that you would meet heavy opposition. Be good.

Date: 8-11-2011 Time: 12:15 Location: 3802 Broadway x West 158th Street (Washington Heights Section) Frequency: FDNY Manhattan Units Operating: (See Rundown Below) Weather Conditions: Warm, dry, sunny Description Of Incident: Upon arrival, companies found a working fire in the rear of floor #1 of a 7-story brick 35 x 125 commercial / OMD. Second alarm was transmitted for fire in the rear of the # 1 & 2 floors. Fire also went up the shaft to the roof and cockloft. Primary and secondary searches came back negative. 2 L/S/O. Fire called U/C by Division 6 @ 13:00. No firefighter or civilian injuries were reported. Reporters/Writer: PFDRes47cue Box Assignment: Engine 84, 67, 80 Ladder 34, 40 Battalion 16 10-75 Assignment: Engine 93 Ladder 30 "FAST" Rescue 3 Squad 41 Battalion 17 Division 6 2nd Alarm Assignment: Engine 59, 37,71, 92 Tower Ladder 45, 23 Engine 72 w/ Satellite 2 Battalion 12 "Safety Officer" Battalion 14 "Resource Unit Leader" Rescue Battalion Safety Battalion Fieldcom 1 Tactical Support Unit #1 Command Tactical Unit

Awesome shots, not something you see everyday from the air like that. Nice timing for a flight.

How well do you know Officer Hess? I know Aaron well and he truly is a hero.

Date: 8-11-2011 Time: 15:40 Location: 120 Parkview Road Frequency: 46.26 Pound Ridge FD: Full Assignment Vista FD: Tanker 3 Bedford Hills FD: Engine 198 (FAST) South Salem FD: Tanker 2, Engine 168 Battalion 13: New Canaan EMS: Ambulance 351 New Canaan FD: Westchester EMS: Weather Conditions: Hot, dry Description Of Incident: Working fire in a P/D. Reporters: PFDR47 Writer: PFDRes47cue 15:40 - Pound Ridge FD toned out for a working structure fire. Bedford Hills FD toned out for their FAST. 15:50 - South Salem toned out for their Tanker. 15:57 - Fire throughout and through the roof of a 3-story wood frame 15:58 - South Salem Engine 168 responding. 16:02 - C&O Zone 5 toned out for response. 16:03 - IC to Engine 168 "Get packed up and be ready to go to work." 16:05 - Bedford Hills Chief responding. 16:06 - IC reports "We are going to exterior attack." 16:06 - Engine 198 on scene. 16:07 - Tanker 4 on scene. 16:08 - No response from Pound Ridge EMS, New Canaan EMS requested. 16:09 - Battalion 16 states Engine 116 that is relocated to Bedford HQ for the ongoing Serious MVA, can respond to Pound Ridge if needed. 16:35 - NYSEG on scene.

Is it possible to get new certificates for training classes (FF1, Survival, etc) that I have previously completed? Also is it possible to check on which classes I have taken? Online? Thanks, Madison

I hope the injured worker has a speedy recovery. Hopefully all is rebuilt soon and returns back too normal operations.

Date: 8-9-2001 Time: 12:15 Location: 2 River Street (Webster Bank) Frequency: New Rochelle PD Units Operating: New Rochelle PD; Westchester County PD; Weather Conditions: Dry, warm, clear Description Of Incident: Two black males entered a bank wearing all black and stockings over their faces. Both suspects displayed handguns while robbing the bank. Suspects fled in vehicle northbound on Interstate 95 with PD in pursuit. Chase became a foot pursuit at exit 14 on Interstate 95. Both suspects were caught and placed in custody by NRPD. Reporters: Writer: PFDRes47cue 12:15 - NRPD received alarm for an armed bank robbery. 12:17 - NRPD in vehicle pursuit w/ two suspects in same vehicle. 12:20 - NRPD in pursuit northbound on I95. 12:25 - Hotline put out to surrounding PD agencies. 12:28 - NRPD now in foot pursuit with both suspects at exit 14 on I95. 12:30 - NRPS has both suspects in custody.

Disgusting.