HFD750

One of the paid guys in my department is the training officer for both paid and volunteer, It works out just fine. We train together because we work together.

Haven't broke any... But lost 2 pagers at work.

Yeah they can tattoo anyone but ME...

If I didn't know you, Ya might have sold it... It was good though,at first glance I didn't see the bottom of your post I thought you might have finally cracked!!

Tattoo seen 3177 East Tremont Ave Bronx, N.Y. 10461 (718) 892-9370 Ask for Bern...

Tattoo seen. East Tremont Ave Bronx, N.Y. That's were I had all my work done. Great group of guys and girls.

Congratulations to all... A special thank you to the men and women of Harrison EMS for giving my cousin Eddie another shot at life...

Nice Job!!

That does look sweet!!! Must be nice.

Just goes to show the lack of respect givin to those who run this site... If you don't like it here your free to go at anytime...

I'll wait untill your working to drive all over my response area testing the new system... According to the training class last night, Sept. 10th the system will be "activated". A chief or officer should be attending one of these training classes and then bring all the information back to you. A dvd powerpoint is included with the info. It's pretty straight foward.

I was driving around my response area and came across this... what I think is a rather interesting picture,Just wanted to share it. First time I've seen a hydrant all "dressed up"!

Well I never received that phone call from the mayor... Needless to say the hydrant is still covered. I guess I'll have to go to the code office monday morning.

Date:8/18/07 Time:23:11 Location: Rye Playland (Super Flight Ride) Frequency: 46.26 Fireground 3 Units Operating: 2421, 2425, 192, L-25, 2163, TL-24, WCPD Description Of Incident: Rye dispatched to Playland for 3 people stuck on the Super Flight Ride. 2421 requested TL-24 to the scene upon dispatch 60-control advises TL-24 they will be going to work. TL-24 was setup and all parties were safely removed from the ride. There were no injuries. Writer: HFD750(OS)

Yeah I hear ya ALS...lol. Now I'm just waiting to see if I get that phone call... Some people...

WHAT!!!

Ha... Me too 9/10.

Yeah this person isn't too happy with me right now... Made them clear the area around the hydrant. The homeowner told me "I pay taxes in this town I'm making the street look better" Then the homeowner told me " I'll be calling the mayor about this'

For some reason it stops palying with 7min13sec left... Whats the out come. Very intense. I don't even know what else to say. Got it to play out...(speechless!!!!!)

OnTheWheel... Your right on point, I personally have done alot of thinking(lately) and I wish our police officers and firefighters could work together in harmony, Most of the time we do get along. I guess cops aren't so bad The worst thing here is the "rumor mill" we all know how that works. So I guess it's time to offer up a HUG.

Says there's no one with my name either...

Nice shots!! Reminds me of E-11 before they painted it, I forgot how good it looked white.

No prob...

Our career guy's don't wait nor are they expected to unless they know volunteers are in the building then they'll ring the bell. I have to say the career guy's are pretty good when it comes to that. Our members are not permitted to respond to the scene they are to respond to HQ where we have 2 more engines and a rescue which are manned by volunteers. If everything is out of the house then they(volunteers) can roll the utility with manpower(2 or more). And if that is gone and it's a working fire then they are allowed to go to the scene. Highway calls no POV's at all, no exceptions. I hope this answers your questions. Dino

Yes we have it. It is stored in the firehouse. It is suspended from the ceiling with a rope and pully system. We have a 9.9 Mercury motor also. It is above the rescue so if needed we just drop it to the roof and go. We have a mount set up on the rescue for the motor. I hope this answers your questions. Dino