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Is there a NYS Building code for Haunted Houses?

Hudson Valley Paramedics (HVP) is the new name for Empire

Pound Ridge has their 75th anniversary parade scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday 9/27. The weather dosen't look so good. What do you think? Will they get it in?

City fire commander reinstated By Justin Fenton September 27, 2008 A Baltimore fire commander, who was dismissed after being deemed "negligent" and "incompetent" in his role at a live-burn training exercise in which a 29-year-old recruit died last year, will be reinstated and likely promoted after authorities determined that his termination was not proper. Link to full article: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/bal...0,5120162.story

Thanks to www.wcpja.com Pound Ridge 75th Ann. Parade Results Sun Sept 28, 2008 Best Overall Mahopac Best 35 or more Marchers on the Street none Best 21-34 Marchers on the Street Bedford Hills Best 20 or less Marchers on the Street Katonah Best out of State New Canaan 2nd Best out of State Redding Best Fire Dept. Color Guard Mahopac 2nd Best Fire Dept. Color Guard Bedford Hills Best Fire Dept Jr. Corps. Bedford Best Apparatus Overall Goldens Bridge Best Pumper Croton Falls Best Aerial Bedford Hills Best Rescue Bedford Hills Best Tanker Bedford Hills Best Antique Bedford Best Ambulance Vista Best Ladies Auxiliary Darien Best Overall Musical Unit Mt. Kisco Scottish Pipes Best Sr. Musical Unit Tarrytown VFW Drum Corps. Best Jr. Musical Unit Cathedral High School Band Best Musical Color Guard Tarrytown VFW Drum Corps. Best Drum Major none Best Drum Majorette Conn. Rebels

Now we're talking, parade Results........Keep them coming

www.firepics.net has a thread. The poster is starting to add to it. http://www.firepics.net/groupboards/index....c=11037&hl=

Ban this member for taunting!

It's like pulling teeth, any results?

I just heard someone put it over 46.26

Could someone please cite a real example of where the person setting a building on fire has waited in the building for the alarm company to call back and cancel the fire department. This is the mother of all urban legends of the fire service. If you are told that the alarm company spoke to someone on the premisis who has said there is no fire and you continue to respond all equiptment in full emergency response mode and an accident occurs, you deserve to sit before a jury of your peers.

The New Jersey State Commission of Investigation has released a report on apparatus sales in New Jersey http://www.state.nj.us/sci/pdf/Firetrucks%...al%20Report.pdf From the Press Release http://www.state.nj.us/sci/pdf/FireRelease.pdf

Congratulations to Annie Link, the new Chief(19-1-1) of the Mahopac Falls VFD. There have been several others in the county who made Assistant Chief in the past (AJ (15) and KT (12)in addition to Annie) but Annie is the first to make it to the top. Best of Luck to her and her Assistant Chiefs Ted Pollack (19-1-2) and Ted Finney(19-1-3). Hmmmmm a variation on Newhart, I'm Annie, this is my Assistant Ted and my other Assistant Ted

A Croton & Dispatching thread with 12 replies already and nobody has mentioned White Castle? Goose, don't worry about 60-Control hiring extra Dispatchers, worry about how they are gonna handle the extra belly-bomb runs.

2 words, gas prices

Don't worry, nobody on here will leak the info. It will be our secret

Can an OFD E-97 member post an original picture of the ALF from the company files so we can see what it looked like "back in the day"

The bill, as I understand it, dosen't have the town paying for the insurance for the volunteers. An individual VFF can "purchase" the same insurance the town provides it's employees but the VFF foots the bill. So if it costs the "Town of Podunk" $X,XXX.YY from Empire Blue Cross/Blue Shield for each town employees health insurance, "Podunk" FF Joe Smith can pay for the same plan at the same price to cover themselfves. After a discussion on the way to a golf outing today, I have to look further into this new legislation

O C FIRE has 1 picture under Cornwall. All the other pictures go back to the old Mack/Pierce

So where is 11-2-4?

Now your pushing it, Try EMTBravo upstate

I had to call it quits at sometime, VACS and BOES next

Anthony, Anthony, Anthony, ye of little faith. Now this is just a rough draft and I did it late at night. Anyone with corrections please PM or e-mail me. Putnam County Apparatus By Department Brewster (Department 11) HQ 501 N Main St Station 1 Route 312/N Brewster Rd 11-2-1 KME Source Engine Station 1 11-2-2 Pierce 4WD Scene Engine Station 1 11-2-3 KME Scene engine/FAST Engine Station 1 11-2-4 Pierce 4WD Scene Engine HQ (Reserve) 11-2-5 KME Scene Engine HQ 11-3-1 Chevy Brush truck HQ 11-3-2 Ford/KME Brush Truck HQ 11-4-1 Mack/KME Tanker Station 1 11-4-2 Kenworth Tanker HQ 11-5-1 Pierce 100’ Tower ladder Station 1 11-6-1 Spartan/Salisbury Rescue HQ 11-6-2 Ford/Redding Utility HQ 11-7-1 Ford/Horton (?) Ambulance HQ 11-7-2 Ford/Horton (?) Ambulance HQ 11-8-1 Ford/Oren (?)/GK Hose Reel Station 1 11-8-2 Chevy Van (Fire Police) HQ 11-8-2 Suburban (Multi-purpose) HQ Carmel (Department 12) HQ 94 Gleneida Ave 12-2-1 Pierce Scene Engine 12-2-2 Pierce Scene Engine 12-2-4 Seagrave/RD Murray Source Engine 12-3-1 Ford Brush Truck/Fire police 12-4-1 International/Semo Tanker 12-5-1 ALF 100’ Tower ladder 12-6-1 Simon-Duplex/Salisbury Rescue 12-8-1 Chevy Tahoe Utility 12-8-2 Polaris Ranger ATV Cold Spring (Department 13) HQ 154 Main St 13-2-1 Ford/Grumman Pumper 13-2-2 HME Pumper 13-3-1 Chevy Brush Truck 13-3-2 Polaris Ranger ATV 13-6-1 Pierce Rescue Pumper Continental Village (Department 14) HQ Spy Pond Rd 14-2-1 Freightliner/Marion Pumper (Westchester Eng 230) 14-2-2 Pemfab/EEI Pumper (Westchester Eng 231) 14-3-1 Ford Brush Truck Westchester MA-23) 14-4-1 Freightliner/Marion Tanker (Westchester Tanker 11) 14-6-1 Freightliner/Marion Rescue (Westchester Rescue 39) Garrison (Department 15) Station 1 Upper Station 1 (Not Used) Station 2 Route 9 (Headquarters-all apparatus) 15-2-1 Spartan/Marion Pumper 15-2-2 Pierce Pumper 15-3-1 Ford Brush Truck 15-4-1 Freightliner/Fouts Brothers Tanker 15-6-1 Spartan/Marion Rescue Kent Department 16) HQ 2491 Route 301 16-2-1 Sterling/ALF 4WD Pumper 16-3-1 Ford Mini-Pumper 16-4-1 ALF Rescue/ Tanker 16-6-1 Ford/Braun (Fire Police) Ex-Carmel VAC 16-7-1 Ford ? Ambulance Lake Carmel (Department 17) Station 1 851 Route 52 Station 2 Farmers Mills RD 17-2-1 Pierce Pumper Station 2 17-2-3 Smeal Pumper Station 1 17-3-1 GMC/KME Brush Truck Station 1 17-4-1 Autocar/? Tanker Station 2 17-4-4 Pierce Tanker/Pumper Station 1 17-6-1 International/Road Rescue Medium Rescue Station 1 17-7-1 Ford/Horton Ambulance Station 1 17-8-1 Ford Van (Fire Police) Station 1 Mahopac (Department 18) HQ 741 Route 6 Station 2 12 Buckshollow Rd Station 3 330 Crane Rd 18-2-1 1977 Oren Pumper HQ (Former 18-2-3) 18-2-3 2005 KME Pumper Station 3 18-4-1 1992 Simon Duplex/GK Tanker Pumper HQ 18-4-2 1994 Simon Duplex/GK Tanker Pumper Station 2 18-5-1 2001 E-One 95’ Tower Ladder HQ 18-6-1 1986 Hahn/Salisbury (GK Refurb) Rescue HQ 18-6-2 2000 Ford Redding Utility HQ (has slide in pump from Somers FD) 18-7-1 1996 Ford Braun Ambulance HQ 18-7-2 2000 Ford Braun Ambulance HQ 18-8-1 2007 John Deere Gator HQ (has EMS slide in unit) 1951 Oren Antique Station 3 Mahopac Falls (Department 19) HQ 12 Lucarro Ln Station 2 Austin Rd/bullet Hole Rd 19-2-1 Spartan/Marion Pumper HQ 19-3-1 Chevy Brush Truck HQ 19-4-1 Mack/Amthor Tanker HQ 19-4-2 Spartan/Marion Tanker Pumper HQ 19-4-3 Pierce Tanker Pumper Station 2 (was 19-2-2) 19-4-4 Pierce Tanker/Pumper Station 2 (was 19-2-3) 19-6-1 Spartan/Marion Rescue HQ 19-7-1 Ford/PL Custom Ambulance HQ 19-7-2 Ford/Braun Ambulance HQ 19-8-1 Ford Pickup HQ (was former Chiefs Car) 19-M-1 Hovercraft HQ 1939 Mack Antique HQ Nelsonville (Department 20) Disbanded in late 1990’s North Highlands (Department 21) Station 1 504 Fishkill Rd 21-2-1 Seagrave Pumper 21-2-2 Ward LaFrance Pumper 21-2-3 Ward LaFrance Pumper 21-3-1 Ford Brush Truck 21-3-2 Polaris Ranger ATV 21-4-1 Mack/Amthor Tanker 21-6-1 International/Salisbury Rescue Patterson (Department 22) (Thanks Brian) Station 1 13 Burdick Rd) Station 2 Bullet Hole Rd 22-2-1 Sutphen Source Engine Station 1 22-2-3 Sutphen Scene Engine Station 2 22-2-5 Sutphen Scene Engine Station 1 22-3-2 Jeep Brush Truck Station 1 22-4-1 International Tanker Station 2 22-4-2 Sutphen Tanker/Pumper Station 2 22-5-1 sutphen 100’ Tower Ladder Station 1 22-6-1 Mack/Salisbury Rescue Station 1 22-7-1 Ford/PL Custom Ambulance Station 1 22-8-1 GMC/Stahl Utility (Fire Police) Station 1 Putnam Lake (Department 23) Station 1 72 Fairfield Dr 23-2-3 ALF/GK Rebuild Source Pumper 23-2-4 KME Pumper 23-2-5 Ford/Salisbury Pumper (previously 23-2-2) 23-3-1 Ford/GK Brush Truck 23-4-1 Sterling/US Tanker Tanker 23-6-1 International/GK Rescue 23-7-1 Ford/PL Custom Ambulance Putnam Valley (Department 24) Station 1 12 Canopus Hollow Rd Station 2 710 Peekskill Hollow Rd 24-2-1 KME Pumper Station 2 24-2-2 Pierce Pumper Station 1 (will be replaced by 2008 Spartan/Marion) 24-2-3 Pierce Source Pumper Station 1 24-3-1 Ford/Pnuemax Brush Truck Station 1 (CAFS) 24-3-2 Chevy Brush Truck Station 2 24-4-1 Pierce Tanker Station 2 24-4-2 Pierce tanker Station 1 24-6-1 International/AFR Rescue Station 1 24-6-2 Ford/Medtec SCUBA Truck Station 1 (former PVVAC Ambulance) 24-8-1 GMC/Redding Utility Station 1 24-8-2 International Bus Station 2

Patriot Day, 2008 A Proclamation by the President of the United States of America September 11, 2001, was etched into America's memory when 19 terrorists attacked us with barbarity unequaled in our history. On Patriot Day, we cherish the memory of the thousands of innocent victims lost, extend our thoughts and prayers to their families, and honor the heroic men and women who risked and sacrificed their lives so others might survive. Since 9/11, we have recognized the threat posed by terrorists to the safety of the American people and worked to protect our homeland by fighting terrorists abroad. We are confronting terrorism by advancing freedom, liberty, and prosperity as an alternative to the ideologies of hatred and repression. Our Nation pays tribute to our courageous men and women in uniform serving around the world and the devoted members of our law enforcement, public safety, and intelligence communities at home who work night and day to protect us from harm and preserve the freedom of this great Nation. Seven years ago, ordinary citizens rose to the challenge, united in prayer, and responded with extraordinary acts of courage, with some giving their lives for the country they loved. On Patriot Day, we remember all those who were taken from us in an instant and seek their lasting memorial in a safer and more hopeful world. We must not allow our resolve to be weakened by the passage of time. We will meet the test that history has given us and continue to fight to rid the world of terrorism and promote liberty around the globe. By a joint resolution approved December 18, 2001 (Public Law 107-89), the Congress has designated September 11 of each year as "Patriot Day." NOW, THEREFORE, I, GEORGE W. BUSH, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim September 11, 2008, as Patriot Day. I call upon the Governors of the United States and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, as well as appropriate officials of all units of government, to direct that the flag be flown at half-staff on Patriot Day. I also call upon the people of the United States to observe Patriot Day with appropriate ceremonies, activities, and remembrance services, to display the flag at half-staff from their homes on that day, and to observe a moment of silence beginning at 8:46 a.m. eastern daylight time to honor the innocent Americans and people from around the world who lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this eighth day of September, in the year of our Lord two thousand eight, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty-third. GEORGE W. BUSH

No pictures of the nighttime events?