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Do red four way flashers constitute rear flashing red lights? If so most vehicle would be breaking the law.

Woodstock Fire Department Co. 1 - 327 calls - fire only

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Date:12-25-09 Time:2042 Location: 330 Broadway Frequency: Kingston City trunked Units Operating: City of Kingston: E1, 3, 2, 6, 8, T1 - Ulster Hose: one engine and one truck Weather Conditions: Light freezing rain developing Description Of Incident: fire in Burger King Reporters/Writer: Patch6713 2042 - All stations dispatched for a reported structure fire at theBurger King 2047 - Second call in the city - EMS call 2049 - Orderback of five firefighters 2059 - Ulster Hose to stand-by in quarters with one engine and one truck.

Date: 12-25-09 Time: approx 2020 Location: Main St. in the area of Ulster County Sherriff substation Frequency: 33.48, 46.46, 155.220, 155.175, 155.025 Units Operating: Accord Fire, Kerhonkson Accord Rescue, MLSS, UC Sherriff, NYSP Weather Conditions: Light freezing rain Description Of Incident: Sherrif requests EMS subject struck by a vehicle. Subject was in custody being fingerprinted when he fled and was struck by a vehicle. Fire and EMS dispatched, requesting to shut the road down and a launch of a medivac. EMS on scene reporting only minor injuries, vehicle was almost at a stop, cancel the medivac. Subject transported transported BLS with Sherriff following. Reporters/Writer: Patch6713

Date: 12-23-09 Time: 947 Location: 3992 Rt 9W Frequency: 33.48, 46.46 Units Operating: Malden Westcamp, Saxton, Centerville Cedergrove, Diaz Ambulance, Cause and Origin, Weather Conditions: sunny and 23 Description Of Incident: Working structure fire Reporters/Writer: Patch6713 947 - Malden Westcamp full assignment, Saxton to standby in quarters, reported structure fire 950 – Malden Westcamp chief responding, Car 19 on scene working fire 950 – Chief requesting 2nd alarm, all available manpower, Saxton tanker to the scene, Centerville 1 tanker to the scene, Diaz ambulance for stand-by, coverage for Malden station 951 – Car 55 responding, 2nd alarm tones sent out 951-953 – multiple apparatus responding 954 – Cause and origin to the scene 956 – Frequency 5 established for fireground 958 - Malden Westcamp command reports fire knocked down, overhaul in process Reason for edit: Update

Date: 12-22-09 Time: 1644 Location: 10 Lake Shore Drive Frequency: 33.48, 46.46 Units Operating: Rifton, St. Remy, Bloomington, Esopus Fire, Tilson, Esopus Ambulance Weather Conditions: Near Dark and cold with light wind Description Of Incident: Working garage fire, attached to a house, with exposures. Multiple draft sights established Reporters/Writer:Patch6713 1644 – Rifton initial dispatch for a garage fire, St. Remy to go on standby in quarters 1646 – County advises Rifton command multiple calls likely fully involved, attached to the house, and an exposure to a RV. 1647 – Rifton 2nd alarm, St. Remy one engine and one tanker, Esopus Ambulance one ambulance for standby, Cause and Origin 1649 – Bloomington with an engine to set up a draft, Esopus one tanker, Tilson one tanker all to the scene 1651 – Rifton, Tilson, St. Remy dispatch for additional manpower 1656 – St. Remy additional dispatch for manpower 1729 - Fire under control, overhaul in process

This fire was reported on CBS 6 News in Albany. They reported that the victim's hand was blown off in the explosion. They also stated that two paramedics and two police officers were treated for minor smoke inhalation from rescuing the victim.

What is this website?

Looking at your post, it doesn't have one. That could be.

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I am not exactly sure but there is a picture and it says that it is on a call when the pumper is on a previous call. Maybe it is used as a second due engine.

Why isn't there the reputation button on all posts?

I believe that if all of the parties involved don't have a problem with it then there isn't really a problem. If people are complaining then it should be brought up with the police department and the VAC. To me I think it is a good way to help the community because an ambulance is getting out to help the taxpayers (and possibly saving a bill from a paid ambulance service).

Nice looking truck. Good luck with it.

It is going to be run on Tuesdays at 10pm/ 9pm central.

We have 24/7 paid paramedic coverage through the district. On week days a local manufacturer lets its employees, usually 2-3 per day, run calls. For the night time there are duty crews. These crews are set and cover a certain night of the week. These crews also cover a 24 every fifth weekend day.

For us it is a combination of responding to the FH and to the scene in POV. Our district is about 70 miles and takes more than a half hour to drive from one end to the other. For this reason most people drive to the scene in their POV. However, there is a group of people who live 1-2 miles away from the FH and they respond right to the building and get the trucks. I believe that the way the you respond, either to the FH or scene, is based on a lot of different factors. As PVFDNY1262 said the time of day, day of the week, type of call, and the location of the call all should be part of where you respond to. Also taken into consideration should be where you live relative to the FH among others.

Lakewood police shooter suspect dead http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/breaking/story/975864.html

Date: 11-28-09 Time: 915 Location: 212 Eagles Nest Rd. Frequency: 33.48, 46.46 Units Operating: Hurley, Spring Lake Weather Conditions: Windy Description Of Incident: Brush Fire Reporters/Writer:Patch6713 915 - Hurley Dispatched for a brush fire 916 - Second alarm brush fire for Hurley, Spring Lake to stand by in quarters 917 - Hurley apparatus responding reporting a chief on the scene 919 - Spring Lake manned 919 - Hurley 32-1 responding 921 - 32-16 responding 921 - 695 (Hurley ambulance) responding 923 - Command requesting Spring Lake 59-30 move up to the scene 924 - Dispatch requesting Spring Lake 59-30 to move up the the observatory on Eagles Nest Rd 926 - Dispatch to county coordinators 929 - 695 on the scene 943 - Additional call in Hurley's district, wires down at 43 Doug Hill Road 944 - Hurley and West Hurley dispatched mutual aid to handle the wires down. 945 - Car 56 advised of mutual aid from West Hurley into Hurley 646 - West Hurley 66-12 responding 948 - County advising live wire down in road, 66-30 responding.

Date: 11-22-09 Time: 14:36 Location: 42 Oakes Mills Drive Frequency: Dispatch 33.48, County 46.46 Units Operating: Highland Fire, Marlboro Fire, Milton Fire, New Paltz Fire, Clintondale Fire, Esopus Fire, Mobile Life, Ulster ATF Weather Conditions: Clear Description Of Incident: Working Structure Fire Reporters/Writer: Patch6713 14:36 Dispatch - Possible structure fire 14:36 Car 31 responding – county advising call from a neighbor, likely a working fire 14:36 Car 31-B responding 14:38 Car 31 requesting stop all trains 14:40 31-50 responding 14:40 31-C arriving, working fire, second alarm 14:41 Tankers requested from Milton, New Paltz, Esopus, Clitondale 14:42 County advises neighbor says nobody home, homeowners are returning back home because of the situation 14:42 Marlboro Fast Team to scene 14:42 Mobile Life for standby at scene 14:46 Fire Investigator to scene 15:19 Marlboro relocate 38-10 to Highland Station 1 15:38 Marlboro 38-10 relocated to Highland Station 1

CBS 2 News in NYC said that they were sending crews up to the scene and that they would have more information later.

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We just got one in one of our new trucks and even though we haven't had it long, it seems to work well. When you stand or sit in a vehicle near it you can really feel it.

Rest in Peace. My thoughts go out to FF Joyce's family, both at home and at YFD