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SFRD49 liked a post in a topic by SFRD372 in Update on Stamford Merger
I cannot understand how the Mayor of the City of Stamford says he has a idea of how to transform the City's fire services. Why doesnt he leave that up to his Chief of the Stamford Fire Department and the new ( to be appointed) volunteer Asst. Chief? The Mayor is a business man, with absolutely no formal fire service training that I am aware of. His actions, in my opinion, would be strictly politically motivated! And look at the comment that Belltown Chief Didelot stated " I guess the public has spoken at this point in time", you GUESS?? The citizens overwhelmenly voted for a single fire department and single chief concept! Long Ridge Chief Teitelbaum is "exploring legal options at this time"...are you kidding me, legal options about a public election where the citizens of Stamford have voted for a change. Kind of like Mitt Romney suing the Federal Government because President Obama won re-election. ( by the way Mitt Romney is not suing anyone). And Springdale Chief Fahan states " he doesnt believe that Charter change automatically gives Stamford officials management control over the volunteer fire stations".......perhaps he should read the entire provisions, especially Sec. C5-40-3 (g), before making that statement..... The Chief's of the volunteer fire companies shall have primary firefighting responsibilities in their fire service districts and primary responsibilities over the personel and equipment assigned to their fire service districts, subject to the supervision and direction of the Assistant Chief of volunteer services and the Fire Chief. That is now adopted as the current Charter language for the City of Stamford.
The absolute MUST is to guarantee quick and adequate responses from all stations when called upon to act. Some stations have been doing fine and others, well, have not. We all know this to be true. What I welcome is the fact that ALL firefighters will be held to the same standards ( annual physicals, annual training, etc.) All firefighters, career or volunteer now need to work TOGETHER in making the Stamford Fire Department the best that it can be. It's time to stop all the bickering,the "he said-she said" and most importantly the lies.......lets get going!!!
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2231* liked a post in a topic by SFRD49 in Stamford, CT. - 2nd Alarm 8-3-12
Date: 8-3-2012
Time:1226 hours
Location: 303 Greenwich Avenue, between Selleck Street and Milton Street
Frequency: Stamford Trunked
Units Operating: E-2, E-5, E-1, T-3, T-2, R-1, E-4 (RIT), E-1, T-1, E-3, U-4 (IC), U-1 (Chief of Dept), U-8 (Safety Officer), Fire Marshal Division, Mechanical Division (Air Supply); SEMS M-901 (Captain), M-1, M-2; SPD.
Weather Conditions: Very Hot and Humid
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a 2.5 story Class 5 multiple dwelling. Multiple lines stretched and operating. Truck opened roof. Primary and secondary searches all negative. Several members treated for heat exhaustion by EMS. Cause and origin under investigation by the fire marshal's office.
1226 hours: Multiple calls received for a building fire next to 295 Greenwich Avenue. Full box assignment transmitted: U-4, E-2, E-3, E-5, T-3, R-1, E-4 (RIT) assigned to the box.
1228 hours: Glenbrook Chief 311 in area reporting a heavy smoke condition.
1229 hours: C311 on scene reporting working fire with full involvement on the C side of the structure.
1229 hours: E-2 on scene, stretching a line.
1231 hours: T-1 assigned to the box as an additional truck.
1237 hours: Command requesting an additional engine, E-1 assigned to the box.
1238 hours: Command transmitting second alarm - E-3 assigned to the box.
1322 hours: Command transmitting recall (fire under control), holding all companies.
Relocated companies: E-6 to HQ, E-7 to Station #3 (West Side). Belltown T-45 to HQ, Belltown, Springdale, and Glenbrook volunteers called to cover their stations.
Reporters: SFRD49
Stay Safe!!!
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2231* liked a post in a topic by SFRD49 in Stamford, CT. - 2nd Alarm 8-3-12
Date: 8-3-2012
Time:1226 hours
Location: 303 Greenwich Avenue, between Selleck Street and Milton Street
Frequency: Stamford Trunked
Units Operating: E-2, E-5, E-1, T-3, T-2, R-1, E-4 (RIT), E-1, T-1, E-3, U-4 (IC), U-1 (Chief of Dept), U-8 (Safety Officer), Fire Marshal Division, Mechanical Division (Air Supply); SEMS M-901 (Captain), M-1, M-2; SPD.
Weather Conditions: Very Hot and Humid
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a 2.5 story Class 5 multiple dwelling. Multiple lines stretched and operating. Truck opened roof. Primary and secondary searches all negative. Several members treated for heat exhaustion by EMS. Cause and origin under investigation by the fire marshal's office.
1226 hours: Multiple calls received for a building fire next to 295 Greenwich Avenue. Full box assignment transmitted: U-4, E-2, E-3, E-5, T-3, R-1, E-4 (RIT) assigned to the box.
1228 hours: Glenbrook Chief 311 in area reporting a heavy smoke condition.
1229 hours: C311 on scene reporting working fire with full involvement on the C side of the structure.
1229 hours: E-2 on scene, stretching a line.
1231 hours: T-1 assigned to the box as an additional truck.
1237 hours: Command requesting an additional engine, E-1 assigned to the box.
1238 hours: Command transmitting second alarm - E-3 assigned to the box.
1322 hours: Command transmitting recall (fire under control), holding all companies.
Relocated companies: E-6 to HQ, E-7 to Station #3 (West Side). Belltown T-45 to HQ, Belltown, Springdale, and Glenbrook volunteers called to cover their stations.
Reporters: SFRD49
Stay Safe!!!
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2231* liked a post in a topic by SFRD49 in Stamford, CT. - 2nd Alarm 8-3-12
Date: 8-3-2012
Time:1226 hours
Location: 303 Greenwich Avenue, between Selleck Street and Milton Street
Frequency: Stamford Trunked
Units Operating: E-2, E-5, E-1, T-3, T-2, R-1, E-4 (RIT), E-1, T-1, E-3, U-4 (IC), U-1 (Chief of Dept), U-8 (Safety Officer), Fire Marshal Division, Mechanical Division (Air Supply); SEMS M-901 (Captain), M-1, M-2; SPD.
Weather Conditions: Very Hot and Humid
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a 2.5 story Class 5 multiple dwelling. Multiple lines stretched and operating. Truck opened roof. Primary and secondary searches all negative. Several members treated for heat exhaustion by EMS. Cause and origin under investigation by the fire marshal's office.
1226 hours: Multiple calls received for a building fire next to 295 Greenwich Avenue. Full box assignment transmitted: U-4, E-2, E-3, E-5, T-3, R-1, E-4 (RIT) assigned to the box.
1228 hours: Glenbrook Chief 311 in area reporting a heavy smoke condition.
1229 hours: C311 on scene reporting working fire with full involvement on the C side of the structure.
1229 hours: E-2 on scene, stretching a line.
1231 hours: T-1 assigned to the box as an additional truck.
1237 hours: Command requesting an additional engine, E-1 assigned to the box.
1238 hours: Command transmitting second alarm - E-3 assigned to the box.
1322 hours: Command transmitting recall (fire under control), holding all companies.
Relocated companies: E-6 to HQ, E-7 to Station #3 (West Side). Belltown T-45 to HQ, Belltown, Springdale, and Glenbrook volunteers called to cover their stations.
Reporters: SFRD49
Stay Safe!!!
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2231* liked a post in a topic by SFRD49 in Stamford, CT. - 2nd Alarm 8-3-12
Date: 8-3-2012
Time:1226 hours
Location: 303 Greenwich Avenue, between Selleck Street and Milton Street
Frequency: Stamford Trunked
Units Operating: E-2, E-5, E-1, T-3, T-2, R-1, E-4 (RIT), E-1, T-1, E-3, U-4 (IC), U-1 (Chief of Dept), U-8 (Safety Officer), Fire Marshal Division, Mechanical Division (Air Supply); SEMS M-901 (Captain), M-1, M-2; SPD.
Weather Conditions: Very Hot and Humid
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a 2.5 story Class 5 multiple dwelling. Multiple lines stretched and operating. Truck opened roof. Primary and secondary searches all negative. Several members treated for heat exhaustion by EMS. Cause and origin under investigation by the fire marshal's office.
1226 hours: Multiple calls received for a building fire next to 295 Greenwich Avenue. Full box assignment transmitted: U-4, E-2, E-3, E-5, T-3, R-1, E-4 (RIT) assigned to the box.
1228 hours: Glenbrook Chief 311 in area reporting a heavy smoke condition.
1229 hours: C311 on scene reporting working fire with full involvement on the C side of the structure.
1229 hours: E-2 on scene, stretching a line.
1231 hours: T-1 assigned to the box as an additional truck.
1237 hours: Command requesting an additional engine, E-1 assigned to the box.
1238 hours: Command transmitting second alarm - E-3 assigned to the box.
1322 hours: Command transmitting recall (fire under control), holding all companies.
Relocated companies: E-6 to HQ, E-7 to Station #3 (West Side). Belltown T-45 to HQ, Belltown, Springdale, and Glenbrook volunteers called to cover their stations.
Reporters: SFRD49
Stay Safe!!!
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2231* liked a post in a topic by SFRD49 in Stamford, CT. - 2nd Alarm 8-3-12
Date: 8-3-2012
Time:1226 hours
Location: 303 Greenwich Avenue, between Selleck Street and Milton Street
Frequency: Stamford Trunked
Units Operating: E-2, E-5, E-1, T-3, T-2, R-1, E-4 (RIT), E-1, T-1, E-3, U-4 (IC), U-1 (Chief of Dept), U-8 (Safety Officer), Fire Marshal Division, Mechanical Division (Air Supply); SEMS M-901 (Captain), M-1, M-2; SPD.
Weather Conditions: Very Hot and Humid
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a 2.5 story Class 5 multiple dwelling. Multiple lines stretched and operating. Truck opened roof. Primary and secondary searches all negative. Several members treated for heat exhaustion by EMS. Cause and origin under investigation by the fire marshal's office.
1226 hours: Multiple calls received for a building fire next to 295 Greenwich Avenue. Full box assignment transmitted: U-4, E-2, E-3, E-5, T-3, R-1, E-4 (RIT) assigned to the box.
1228 hours: Glenbrook Chief 311 in area reporting a heavy smoke condition.
1229 hours: C311 on scene reporting working fire with full involvement on the C side of the structure.
1229 hours: E-2 on scene, stretching a line.
1231 hours: T-1 assigned to the box as an additional truck.
1237 hours: Command requesting an additional engine, E-1 assigned to the box.
1238 hours: Command transmitting second alarm - E-3 assigned to the box.
1322 hours: Command transmitting recall (fire under control), holding all companies.
Relocated companies: E-6 to HQ, E-7 to Station #3 (West Side). Belltown T-45 to HQ, Belltown, Springdale, and Glenbrook volunteers called to cover their stations.
Reporters: SFRD49
Stay Safe!!!
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SFRD49 liked a post in a topic by fireboyny in Daytona International Speedway - Jet Engine Fire - 2/27/12
Date: 2/27/12
Time:10:21 ET
Location: Daytona International Speedway (Turn 3)
Departments: Speedway Fire, Speedway Medic, Speedway Facilities,
Description: Race car looses control, crashes into Jet Dryer causing an explosion. Approximately 200 gallons of Jet fuel ignite. Units clear about 1.5 hours later.
Links: Washington Post,Fox Sports, Youtube
Writer:fireboyny
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VW7b8l9iqjc
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ant241 liked a post in a topic by SFRD49 in Stamford Fire Rescue New R-1 Spyshots
The new HME 18' walk-around heavy rescue for SFRD Rescue Co. #1 was completed on February 24th and inspected in Wyoming, MI. the same day. It will be shipped next week and then be outfitted. All drawers, shelving, and mounting will be completed by Twin Lights of Milford CT. The rig has a 400 hp Cummings engine, a 35 kW PTO generator, 6000W light tower, 9000 lbs. Ramsey removable winch, and lots of storage space. The current 2000 Freightliner / Hackney medium duty rescue will become Rescue #2. The current Rescue #2, a 1990 Mack / Ranger 20' walk-in rescue is slated to me transferred to another city agency. The new rescue will allow the company to carry more heavy rescue gear that is currently spread out between the rescue, tactical support unit (mini-bus), and the technical rescue trailer.
Stay safe,
SFRD49
Pat Tripodi
Captain SFRD
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x635 liked a post in a topic by SFRD49 in Stamford, CT. - Working Fire - 1-21-10
Date: 01/21/2010
Time: 1723 hours
Location: 7 Milton Street, cross streets Greewich Avenue and Orchard Street.
Frequency: Stamford 800 mHz Trunked
Units Operating: Unit-4, E-2, E-3, E-5, T-3 R-1, E-1 (RIT), T-3 (special called), FM-102, FM-109, Safety Officer; SEMS Medic #1, Medic 901 (supervisor); SPD.
Weather Conditions:Clear 40 degrees.
Description Of Incident: Fire in a 3 story ordinary multiple dwelling. Fire on #3 floor. 2 lines stretched, T-2 to roof; primary and secondary searches negative. Fire contained to 1 room in the Bravo side #3 floor apartment. No reported injuries. Fire marshal office to scene for c/o determination. No reported injuries. PD on scene for traffic control.
1723 hrs: Full box assignment for a telephone report of a fire on the #3 floor of an occupied multiple dwelling. Multiple calls received. Assined to the box: Unit-4 (IC), E-2, E-3, E-5, T-2, and R-1.
1727 hrs: E-2 on scene reporting a smoke condition. Stretching a line.
1728 hrs: Working fire declared. E-1 assigned as RIT.
1731 hrs: SEMS Medic-1 assigned to box.
1747 hrs. Command reports fire knocked down - holding all companies.
1920 hrs: Companies still working at time of report.
Reporters: SFRD49
Writer: SFRD49 (E-5)
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bigrig77 liked a post in a topic by SFRD49 in Firefighter - Stamford, CT. (closing 2/19/10)
Recruitment for Firefighter
The City of Stamford is recruiting for the position of Firefighter. Applications and further information will be available on Friday, January 22, 2010.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:
· At time of application, must have graduated from an accredited high school or received an equivalency diploma (G.E.D.) from a recognized authority.
· By date of written examination (4/10/10), must be at least 18 years of age.
· At time of application, must have a CPAT (Candidate Physical Ability Test) card dated no earlier than 3/21/09 from an accredited IAFF CPAT testing site OR be registered with the Connecticut Fire Academy for the May 2010 physical ability test . Those who have to take the ability test will be admitted to the written exam, but must pass the physical ability test by the end of May 2010 in order for their written exam results to be considered for purposes of this selection process. Further information regarding this requirement is included in the application supplement.
· At time of appointment, possession of a valid driver’s license.
The last filing date for applications is Friday, February 19, 2010. A completed “City of Stamford Application for Examination or Employment-Firefighter #10-01”; Page 3 of “Application Supplement 10-01”; and copy of CPAT card or CPAT registration as described in the application packet must be submitted or postmarked to the Human Resources Division on or before February 19, 2010 to be considered eligible for purposes of this examination. A resume and/or other correspondence will not be considered as equivalent to an application.
As of January 22, 2010, the application materials and further information will be available on the City website (www.cityofstamford.org). Application packets will also be available in the Stamford Government Center Lobby and at Stamford Fire Headquarters, 629 Main St.
The starting base salary for Firefighter, effective 7/1/10, is $45,182.
We ask that all City employees relay this information to people they think would be interested. Thank you.
Human Resources Division