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No problem, 61MACKBR1. He worked on Engine 1, Rescue 1, Truck 5, and Ladder 70 during his career. I believe he was assigned to Engine 1 at the time of this fire. I'll talk to him and find out.

http://westchester.news12.com/news/yonkers-to-build-1st-new-firehouse-in-3-decades-1.10737368#autoplay=true

There are currently seven firehouses in the town of Greenwich. Five are combination paid/volunteer (Central, Cos Cob, Byram, Glenville, Sound Beach), one is all volunteer (Round Hill) and one is all paid (North Street). Banksville FD in Westchester County provides some coverage to the northern areas of town. The paid GFD currently operates six engine companies and one truck company. Engine 1, Engine 4, and Engine 8 are staffed by four personnel per shift. Engine 2, Engine 3, and Engine 5 are staffed by two personnel. Ladder 1 is staffed by three. There is also a rescue (Rescue 5) that can be cross-staffed if needed. There are also plans to open another firehouse in northwestern Greenwich, which would be Engine 9. I believe the paid GFD does around 4,000 calls annually. EMS is handled by Greenwich EMS.
 
Greenwich Firehouses:
 
Central Firehouse (Fire Headquarters), Amogerone Vol. Fire Co. 1, Vol. Hose & Chemical Co. 2 - 15 Havemeyer Pl., Downtown*
-Engine 1 (4 personnel)
-Ladder 1 (3 personnel)
-Car 3 (Deputy Chief)
-Special Operations 1 (cross staffed incident command unit)
-Amogerone Squad 1
-Vol. Hose & Chemical Squad 11
 
Cos Cob Vol. Fire Co., Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol - 200 E. Putnam Ave.
-Engine 2 (2 personnel)
-Cos Cob Engine 21
-Cos Cob Tanker 2
-Cos Cob Squad 2
-Cos Cob Utility 2
-Cos Cob Marine 2
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol 1
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol 2
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol Boat
 
Byram Vol. Fire Co. - Delavan Ave. & Mead Ave.
-Engine 3 (2 personnel)
-Byram Engine 31
-Byram Utility 3
-Decon. Trailer
 
Glenville Vol. Fire Co. - 266 Glenville Rd.
-Engine 4 (4 personnel)
-Glenville Engine 41
-Glenville Ladder 4
-Glenville Squad 4
-Glenville Utility 4
-Glenville Marine 4
-Decon. Trailer
 
Sound Beach Vol. Fire Co. - 207 Sound Beach Ave.
-Engine 5 (2 personnel)
-Rescue 5 (cross-staffed)
-Sound Beach Engine 51
-Sound Beach Ladder 5
-Sound Beach Squad 5
-Sound Beach Utility 5
-Sound Beach Dive 5
-Sound Beach Tac. 5
-Sound Beach Marine 5
 
Round Hill Vol. Fire Co. - 166 Old Mill Rd.
-Round Hill Engine 61
-Round Hill Engine 62
-Round Hill Tanker 6
-Round Hill Squad 6
 
North Street Firehouse - 669 North St.
-Engine 8 (4 personnel)
 
(*) Central Firehouse currently being rebuilt. Engine 1 and the Deputy Chief are being temporarily housed at Horseneck Ln. & Shore Rd. Ladder 1, Special Operations 1, and Squad 11 are currently being housed at the Cos Cob Firehouse. Squad 1 is currently being housed at the Byram Firehouse.

There is only one Field Comm. Unit in service. It is located at the quarters of E233/L176 on Rockaway Ave. in Brownsville/Bed-Stuy.

E1, E2, E3, E4, T1, T4, R5, and C3 were on scene along with Cos Cob Patrol 2 and Utility 2.

E1, E2, E3, E4, T1, T4, R5, and C3 were on scene along with Cos Cob Patrol 2 and Utility 2.

There is only one Field Comm. Unit in service. It is located at the quarters of E233/L176 on Rockaway Ave. in Brownsville/Bed-Stuy.

E1, E2, E3, E4, T1, T4, R5, and C3 were on scene along with Cos Cob Patrol 2 and Utility 2.

Politically correct patch...no more Indians sending smoke signals

The firehouse in Old Greenwich is known as Sound Beach. Its a combination house with two paid personnel staffing Engine 5 per shift. All the pieces of apparatus at each firehouse, save the paid rigs, are manned by volunteer personnel from that respective volunteer house. The paid GFD responds to all calls throughout the town. The volunteers also respond to calls in their respective areas and throughout town, and supplement the paid units.

The firehouse in Old Greenwich is known as Sound Beach. Its a combination house with two paid personnel staffing Engine 5 per shift. All the pieces of apparatus at each firehouse, save the paid rigs, are manned by volunteer personnel from that respective volunteer house. The paid GFD responds to all calls throughout the town. The volunteers also respond to calls in their respective areas and throughout town, and supplement the paid units.

There are currently seven firehouses in the town of Greenwich. Five are combination paid/volunteer (Central, Cos Cob, Byram, Glenville, Sound Beach), one is all volunteer (Round Hill) and one is all paid (North Street). Banksville FD in Westchester County provides some coverage to the northern areas of town. The paid GFD currently operates six engine companies and one truck company. Engine 1, Engine 4, and Engine 8 are staffed by four personnel per shift. Engine 2, Engine 3, and Engine 5 are staffed by two personnel. Ladder 1 is staffed by three. There is also a rescue (Rescue 5) that can be cross-staffed if needed. There are also plans to open another firehouse in northwestern Greenwich, which would be Engine 9. I believe the paid GFD does around 4,000 calls annually. EMS is handled by Greenwich EMS.
 
Greenwich Firehouses:
 
Central Firehouse (Fire Headquarters), Amogerone Vol. Fire Co. 1, Vol. Hose & Chemical Co. 2 - 15 Havemeyer Pl., Downtown*
-Engine 1 (4 personnel)
-Ladder 1 (3 personnel)
-Car 3 (Deputy Chief)
-Special Operations 1 (cross staffed incident command unit)
-Amogerone Squad 1
-Vol. Hose & Chemical Squad 11
 
Cos Cob Vol. Fire Co., Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol - 200 E. Putnam Ave.
-Engine 2 (2 personnel)
-Cos Cob Engine 21
-Cos Cob Tanker 2
-Cos Cob Squad 2
-Cos Cob Utility 2
-Cos Cob Marine 2
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol 1
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol 2
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol Boat
 
Byram Vol. Fire Co. - Delavan Ave. & Mead Ave.
-Engine 3 (2 personnel)
-Byram Engine 31
-Byram Utility 3
-Decon. Trailer
 
Glenville Vol. Fire Co. - 266 Glenville Rd.
-Engine 4 (4 personnel)
-Glenville Engine 41
-Glenville Ladder 4
-Glenville Squad 4
-Glenville Utility 4
-Glenville Marine 4
-Decon. Trailer
 
Sound Beach Vol. Fire Co. - 207 Sound Beach Ave.
-Engine 5 (2 personnel)
-Rescue 5 (cross-staffed)
-Sound Beach Engine 51
-Sound Beach Ladder 5
-Sound Beach Squad 5
-Sound Beach Utility 5
-Sound Beach Dive 5
-Sound Beach Tac. 5
-Sound Beach Marine 5
 
Round Hill Vol. Fire Co. - 166 Old Mill Rd.
-Round Hill Engine 61
-Round Hill Engine 62
-Round Hill Tanker 6
-Round Hill Squad 6
 
North Street Firehouse - 669 North St.
-Engine 8 (4 personnel)
 
(*) Central Firehouse currently being rebuilt. Engine 1 and the Deputy Chief are being temporarily housed at Horseneck Ln. & Shore Rd. Ladder 1, Special Operations 1, and Squad 11 are currently being housed at the Cos Cob Firehouse. Squad 1 is currently being housed at the Byram Firehouse.

There are currently seven firehouses in the town of Greenwich. Five are combination paid/volunteer (Central, Cos Cob, Byram, Glenville, Sound Beach), one is all volunteer (Round Hill) and one is all paid (North Street). Banksville FD in Westchester County provides some coverage to the northern areas of town. The paid GFD currently operates six engine companies and one truck company. Engine 1, Engine 4, and Engine 8 are staffed by four personnel per shift. Engine 2, Engine 3, and Engine 5 are staffed by two personnel. Ladder 1 is staffed by three. There is also a rescue (Rescue 5) that can be cross-staffed if needed. There are also plans to open another firehouse in northwestern Greenwich, which would be Engine 9. I believe the paid GFD does around 4,000 calls annually. EMS is handled by Greenwich EMS.
 
Greenwich Firehouses:
 
Central Firehouse (Fire Headquarters), Amogerone Vol. Fire Co. 1, Vol. Hose & Chemical Co. 2 - 15 Havemeyer Pl., Downtown*
-Engine 1 (4 personnel)
-Ladder 1 (3 personnel)
-Car 3 (Deputy Chief)
-Special Operations 1 (cross staffed incident command unit)
-Amogerone Squad 1
-Vol. Hose & Chemical Squad 11
 
Cos Cob Vol. Fire Co., Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol - 200 E. Putnam Ave.
-Engine 2 (2 personnel)
-Cos Cob Engine 21
-Cos Cob Tanker 2
-Cos Cob Squad 2
-Cos Cob Utility 2
-Cos Cob Marine 2
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol 1
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol 2
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol Boat
 
Byram Vol. Fire Co. - Delavan Ave. & Mead Ave.
-Engine 3 (2 personnel)
-Byram Engine 31
-Byram Utility 3
-Decon. Trailer
 
Glenville Vol. Fire Co. - 266 Glenville Rd.
-Engine 4 (4 personnel)
-Glenville Engine 41
-Glenville Ladder 4
-Glenville Squad 4
-Glenville Utility 4
-Glenville Marine 4
-Decon. Trailer
 
Sound Beach Vol. Fire Co. - 207 Sound Beach Ave.
-Engine 5 (2 personnel)
-Rescue 5 (cross-staffed)
-Sound Beach Engine 51
-Sound Beach Ladder 5
-Sound Beach Squad 5
-Sound Beach Utility 5
-Sound Beach Dive 5
-Sound Beach Tac. 5
-Sound Beach Marine 5
 
Round Hill Vol. Fire Co. - 166 Old Mill Rd.
-Round Hill Engine 61
-Round Hill Engine 62
-Round Hill Tanker 6
-Round Hill Squad 6
 
North Street Firehouse - 669 North St.
-Engine 8 (4 personnel)
 
(*) Central Firehouse currently being rebuilt. Engine 1 and the Deputy Chief are being temporarily housed at Horseneck Ln. & Shore Rd. Ladder 1, Special Operations 1, and Squad 11 are currently being housed at the Cos Cob Firehouse. Squad 1 is currently being housed at the Byram Firehouse.

There are currently seven firehouses in the town of Greenwich. Five are combination paid/volunteer (Central, Cos Cob, Byram, Glenville, Sound Beach), one is all volunteer (Round Hill) and one is all paid (North Street). Banksville FD in Westchester County provides some coverage to the northern areas of town. The paid GFD currently operates six engine companies and one truck company. Engine 1, Engine 4, and Engine 8 are staffed by four personnel per shift. Engine 2, Engine 3, and Engine 5 are staffed by two personnel. Ladder 1 is staffed by three. There is also a rescue (Rescue 5) that can be cross-staffed if needed. There are also plans to open another firehouse in northwestern Greenwich, which would be Engine 9. I believe the paid GFD does around 4,000 calls annually. EMS is handled by Greenwich EMS.
 
Greenwich Firehouses:
 
Central Firehouse (Fire Headquarters), Amogerone Vol. Fire Co. 1, Vol. Hose & Chemical Co. 2 - 15 Havemeyer Pl., Downtown*
-Engine 1 (4 personnel)
-Ladder 1 (3 personnel)
-Car 3 (Deputy Chief)
-Special Operations 1 (cross staffed incident command unit)
-Amogerone Squad 1
-Vol. Hose & Chemical Squad 11
 
Cos Cob Vol. Fire Co., Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol - 200 E. Putnam Ave.
-Engine 2 (2 personnel)
-Cos Cob Engine 21
-Cos Cob Tanker 2
-Cos Cob Squad 2
-Cos Cob Utility 2
-Cos Cob Marine 2
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol 1
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol 2
-Cos Cob Fire Police Patrol Boat
 
Byram Vol. Fire Co. - Delavan Ave. & Mead Ave.
-Engine 3 (2 personnel)
-Byram Engine 31
-Byram Utility 3
-Decon. Trailer
 
Glenville Vol. Fire Co. - 266 Glenville Rd.
-Engine 4 (4 personnel)
-Glenville Engine 41
-Glenville Ladder 4
-Glenville Squad 4
-Glenville Utility 4
-Glenville Marine 4
-Decon. Trailer
 
Sound Beach Vol. Fire Co. - 207 Sound Beach Ave.
-Engine 5 (2 personnel)
-Rescue 5 (cross-staffed)
-Sound Beach Engine 51
-Sound Beach Ladder 5
-Sound Beach Squad 5
-Sound Beach Utility 5
-Sound Beach Dive 5
-Sound Beach Tac. 5
-Sound Beach Marine 5
 
Round Hill Vol. Fire Co. - 166 Old Mill Rd.
-Round Hill Engine 61
-Round Hill Engine 62
-Round Hill Tanker 6
-Round Hill Squad 6
 
North Street Firehouse - 669 North St.
-Engine 8 (4 personnel)
 
(*) Central Firehouse currently being rebuilt. Engine 1 and the Deputy Chief are being temporarily housed at Horseneck Ln. & Shore Rd. Ladder 1, Special Operations 1, and Squad 11 are currently being housed at the Cos Cob Firehouse. Squad 1 is currently being housed at the Byram Firehouse.

The location of R2's new quarters will be at Sterling Pl. & Saratoga Ave. across from Eastern Pkwy. in the Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn, about a mile and a half from their current quarters at 1472 Bergen St. in Crown Heights.
I believe R2's collapse rig will also be quartered at the new house.

Batt1-4 is One of the Deputy Chiefs. Car2 is the car the DC utilizes and also the radio designation of the DC's Aid. Sometimes they shorten Battalion blank to Battalion because usually there is only one working at a time.
Signal 211 is the National Standard Signal and is used to signify Flag Raising and Lowering (more or less)
Signal 2-2-2 is the pay signal and is not used anymore.
Signals 123 and 124 are snow chains on and off respectively.

Date: 12-29-15
Time: 13:17hrs
Location: 9 Marshall Rd C/S Ridge Rd
District: Yonkers
Units: (Initial Assignment) Engine 304, Ladder 74, Battalion 2, Empress EMS, Yonkers PD
(S/C) Rescue 1, Squad 11 w/ Collapse Unit, Building Department

Description: Car vs front porch of house
13:22 Engine 304 and Ladder 74 on scene, car vs. house, requesting ambulance, 1 female minor injuries, working on removing her from the car now
13:24 Battalion 2 requesting to start out the Rescue to help shore up the front stairs, Dispatch unsure if Rescue 1 is in service, Rescue advising they are now back in service in Spare Rescue 004 and are responding.
13:25 Battalion 2 requesting Building Department to the scene
13:26 Rescue 1 requesting from Battalion 2 to know how much shoring is needed, they are using a spare and have limited equipment. Battalion 2 requesting to start out Squad 11 with the Collapse Unit.
14:01 Battalion 2 and Rescue 1 clearing the scene to respond to a 4 car MVA on Central Park Ave by the Sprain Brook Parkway, the rest of the assignment is currently all hands working with command transferred to the Squad Lt.
14:31 Squad 11 advising out of service, need to go to the DPW Garage to restock shoring supplies

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The paid departments in Westchester have had companies disbanded over the years.
Yonkers:
Engine 1 - 5-7 New School St. - Disbanded January 1, 1976
Engine 302 - 53 Shonnard Pl. - Disbanded July, 1983
Engine 305 - 5-7 New School St. - Disbanded 1982
Engine 311 - 433 Bronxville Rd. - Disbanded 2004 (Became Squad 11)
Ladder 76 - 433 Bronxville Rd. - Disbanded 1982
Squad 1 - 5-7 New School St. - Disbanded March 6, 2000 (To reorganize Rescue 1)
New Rochelle:
Engine 20 - 496 Stratton Rd.
Engine 26 - 60 Harrison St. (Originally quartered at 1530 North Ave.)
In New Rochelle up until the 1970s, Engine 21/Ladder 11 were quartered on Huguenot St., Engine 22 and the Battalion Chief were at HQ at 14 Church St., Engine 23/Ladder 13 were at 756 North Ave., Engine 24 was at 155 Drake Ave., Engine 25/Ladder 12 were at 170 Webster Ave., Engine 26 was at 1530 North Ave. Engine 20 was at the new Station 7 at 496 Stratton Rd. Engine 20 was disbanded when Engine 25 moved to Stratton Rd. during the 1970s. Engine 26 moved from North Ave. to the quarters of Engine 21/Ladder 11 on Harrison St. until it was disbanded. Engine 22 moved from Church St. to 170 Webster. and the Battalion moved from Church to Harrison St. There was also a Lighting Unit quartered on Harrison St. at the time.
Mount Vernon:
Engine 1 - 9-11 Oak St.
Engine 2 - 9-11 Oak St.
Squad 1 - 9-11 Oak St.
Chemical 1 - 23 S. 6th Ave.
Chemical 2 - 151 S. Fulton Ave.
Chemical 3 - 446 S. 5th Ave.
Chemical 4 - ?
In Mount Vernon during the 1970s, Engine 1/Engine 2 were at 9-11 Oak St., Engine 3/Engine 4 were at 211 S. 4th Ave. (HQ), Engine 5/Truck 3 were at 435 S. Fulton Ave., Engine 6/Truck 2 were at 470 E. Lincoln Ave., Truck 1 was at 23 S. 6th Ave. (formerly Chemical 1), and Rescue 1 was at 151 S. Fulton Ave. (Formerly Chemical 2).
Engine 2 used to be on E. Sidney Ave. before they moved to Oak St. Engine 6 had formerly been on S. 3rd Ave. between 1st and 2nd St.'s s before they moved to E. Lincoln Ave. Truck 1 had formerly been at 211 S. 4th before they moved to S. 6th Ave. Truck 2 had been at 9-11 Oak St. before they moved to E. Lincoln. Also, Chemical 4 became Engine 6.
Mount Vernon recently went from 5 engines down to 4, losing Engine 2.
White Plains:
Engine 4 - 232 S. Lexington Ave.
Engine 5 (aka 69) - Robertson Ave. & Harding Ave. - Early 1970s
Eastchester:
Engine 28 - 25 Underhill St.
Rescue 5 - 2 Poplar St.
Not sure of the dates when the Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, or Eastchester companies were disbanded. I'm sure I'm missing a few, including the volunteer companies. Feel free to correct or add to this list.

The paid departments in Westchester have had companies disbanded over the years.
Yonkers:
Engine 1 - 5-7 New School St. - Disbanded January 1, 1976
Engine 302 - 53 Shonnard Pl. - Disbanded July, 1983
Engine 305 - 5-7 New School St. - Disbanded 1982
Engine 311 - 433 Bronxville Rd. - Disbanded 2004 (Became Squad 11)
Ladder 76 - 433 Bronxville Rd. - Disbanded 1982
Squad 1 - 5-7 New School St. - Disbanded March 6, 2000 (To reorganize Rescue 1)
New Rochelle:
Engine 20 - 496 Stratton Rd.
Engine 26 - 60 Harrison St. (Originally quartered at 1530 North Ave.)
In New Rochelle up until the 1970s, Engine 21/Ladder 11 were quartered on Huguenot St., Engine 22 and the Battalion Chief were at HQ at 14 Church St., Engine 23/Ladder 13 were at 756 North Ave., Engine 24 was at 155 Drake Ave., Engine 25/Ladder 12 were at 170 Webster Ave., Engine 26 was at 1530 North Ave. Engine 20 was at the new Station 7 at 496 Stratton Rd. Engine 20 was disbanded when Engine 25 moved to Stratton Rd. during the 1970s. Engine 26 moved from North Ave. to the quarters of Engine 21/Ladder 11 on Harrison St. until it was disbanded. Engine 22 moved from Church St. to 170 Webster. and the Battalion moved from Church to Harrison St. There was also a Lighting Unit quartered on Harrison St. at the time.
Mount Vernon:
Engine 1 - 9-11 Oak St.
Engine 2 - 9-11 Oak St.
Squad 1 - 9-11 Oak St.
Chemical 1 - 23 S. 6th Ave.
Chemical 2 - 151 S. Fulton Ave.
Chemical 3 - 446 S. 5th Ave.
Chemical 4 - ?
In Mount Vernon during the 1970s, Engine 1/Engine 2 were at 9-11 Oak St., Engine 3/Engine 4 were at 211 S. 4th Ave. (HQ), Engine 5/Truck 3 were at 435 S. Fulton Ave., Engine 6/Truck 2 were at 470 E. Lincoln Ave., Truck 1 was at 23 S. 6th Ave. (formerly Chemical 1), and Rescue 1 was at 151 S. Fulton Ave. (Formerly Chemical 2).
Engine 2 used to be on E. Sidney Ave. before they moved to Oak St. Engine 6 had formerly been on S. 3rd Ave. between 1st and 2nd St.'s s before they moved to E. Lincoln Ave. Truck 1 had formerly been at 211 S. 4th before they moved to S. 6th Ave. Truck 2 had been at 9-11 Oak St. before they moved to E. Lincoln. Also, Chemical 4 became Engine 6.
Mount Vernon recently went from 5 engines down to 4, losing Engine 2.
White Plains:
Engine 4 - 232 S. Lexington Ave.
Engine 5 (aka 69) - Robertson Ave. & Harding Ave. - Early 1970s
Eastchester:
Engine 28 - 25 Underhill St.
Rescue 5 - 2 Poplar St.
Not sure of the dates when the Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, or Eastchester companies were disbanded. I'm sure I'm missing a few, including the volunteer companies. Feel free to correct or add to this list.

Wasn't 304's new Ferrara originally assigned to 313?

Merry Christmas to all the members of this site and their families. Hope all those working today have a safe tour. To our troops serving here and overseas on this Christmas Day, may they all come home safe to their families. May God bless and protect them always.

The paid departments in Westchester have had companies disbanded over the years.
Yonkers:
Engine 1 - 5-7 New School St. - Disbanded January 1, 1976
Engine 302 - 53 Shonnard Pl. - Disbanded July, 1983
Engine 305 - 5-7 New School St. - Disbanded 1982
Engine 311 - 433 Bronxville Rd. - Disbanded 2004 (Became Squad 11)
Ladder 76 - 433 Bronxville Rd. - Disbanded 1982
Squad 1 - 5-7 New School St. - Disbanded March 6, 2000 (To reorganize Rescue 1)
New Rochelle:
Engine 20 - 496 Stratton Rd.
Engine 26 - 60 Harrison St. (Originally quartered at 1530 North Ave.)
In New Rochelle up until the 1970s, Engine 21/Ladder 11 were quartered on Huguenot St., Engine 22 and the Battalion Chief were at HQ at 14 Church St., Engine 23/Ladder 13 were at 756 North Ave., Engine 24 was at 155 Drake Ave., Engine 25/Ladder 12 were at 170 Webster Ave., Engine 26 was at 1530 North Ave. Engine 20 was at the new Station 7 at 496 Stratton Rd. Engine 20 was disbanded when Engine 25 moved to Stratton Rd. during the 1970s. Engine 26 moved from North Ave. to the quarters of Engine 21/Ladder 11 on Harrison St. until it was disbanded. Engine 22 moved from Church St. to 170 Webster. and the Battalion moved from Church to Harrison St. There was also a Lighting Unit quartered on Harrison St. at the time.
Mount Vernon:
Engine 1 - 9-11 Oak St.
Engine 2 - 9-11 Oak St.
Squad 1 - 9-11 Oak St.
Chemical 1 - 23 S. 6th Ave.
Chemical 2 - 151 S. Fulton Ave.
Chemical 3 - 446 S. 5th Ave.
Chemical 4 - ?
In Mount Vernon during the 1970s, Engine 1/Engine 2 were at 9-11 Oak St., Engine 3/Engine 4 were at 211 S. 4th Ave. (HQ), Engine 5/Truck 3 were at 435 S. Fulton Ave., Engine 6/Truck 2 were at 470 E. Lincoln Ave., Truck 1 was at 23 S. 6th Ave. (formerly Chemical 1), and Rescue 1 was at 151 S. Fulton Ave. (Formerly Chemical 2).
Engine 2 used to be on E. Sidney Ave. before they moved to Oak St. Engine 6 had formerly been on S. 3rd Ave. between 1st and 2nd St.'s s before they moved to E. Lincoln Ave. Truck 1 had formerly been at 211 S. 4th before they moved to S. 6th Ave. Truck 2 had been at 9-11 Oak St. before they moved to E. Lincoln. Also, Chemical 4 became Engine 6.
Mount Vernon recently went from 5 engines down to 4, losing Engine 2.
White Plains:
Engine 4 - 232 S. Lexington Ave.
Engine 5 (aka 69) - Robertson Ave. & Harding Ave. - Early 1970s
Eastchester:
Engine 28 - 25 Underhill St.
Rescue 5 - 2 Poplar St.
Not sure of the dates when the Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, or Eastchester companies were disbanded. I'm sure I'm missing a few, including the volunteer companies. Feel free to correct or add to this list.

Merry Christmas to all the members of this site and their families. Hope all those working today have a safe tour. To our troops serving here and overseas on this Christmas Day, may they all come home safe to their families. May God bless and protect them always.