JSchloss84

Just Put in service this past week Englewood Health ‘s ( yes a rebranding) Unit 2012  Running As BLS 236 2018 Ford FSeries Braun Same Spec’s as previous delivery 

Once they publish the full listing of vehicles,equipment it could be a good opportunity for smaller or even bigger departments/ companies to get a good deal on equipment. Obviously the condition of said equipment will be a key factor for many but in the end, it's a liquidation auction they are just trying to get rid of it for some value.
 
I know several of the companies whom have taken over coverage jurisdictions have put in claims for certain stations/ vehicles but other than that is seems like it's all going auction.
 

It's unlikely they are F-350 with that size box..Just based off the picture they look like 168" -170" boxes so it's more likely F-450 Chassis. Correct me if I'm wrong those with FDNY knowledge was the last planned order from wheeled coach 156" boxes or 170" ?
 
Regardless unfortunately recoil is right ...looks like the "plan" is to just have open overtime for anyone that will take it and hope that the volunteer providers can also provide more crews.
 
 
 

Once they publish the full listing of vehicles,equipment it could be a good opportunity for smaller or even bigger departments/ companies to get a good deal on equipment. Obviously the condition of said equipment will be a key factor for many but in the end, it's a liquidation auction they are just trying to get rid of it for some value.
 
I know several of the companies whom have taken over coverage jurisdictions have put in claims for certain stations/ vehicles but other than that is seems like it's all going auction.
 

Once they publish the full listing of vehicles,equipment it could be a good opportunity for smaller or even bigger departments/ companies to get a good deal on equipment. Obviously the condition of said equipment will be a key factor for many but in the end, it's a liquidation auction they are just trying to get rid of it for some value.
 
I know several of the companies whom have taken over coverage jurisdictions have put in claims for certain stations/ vehicles but other than that is seems like it's all going auction.
 

It's unlikely they are F-350 with that size box..Just based off the picture they look like 168" -170" boxes so it's more likely F-450 Chassis. Correct me if I'm wrong those with FDNY knowledge was the last planned order from wheeled coach 156" boxes or 170" ?
 
Regardless unfortunately recoil is right ...looks like the "plan" is to just have open overtime for anyone that will take it and hope that the volunteer providers can also provide more crews.
 
 
 

It's unlikely they are F-350 with that size box..Just based off the picture they look like 168" -170" boxes so it's more likely F-450 Chassis. Correct me if I'm wrong those with FDNY knowledge was the last planned order from wheeled coach 156" boxes or 170" ?
 
Regardless unfortunately recoil is right ...looks like the "plan" is to just have open overtime for anyone that will take it and hope that the volunteer providers can also provide more crews.
 
 
 

The number of calls SVFD responds to is that for only their first due territory or + AMA?,
It wouldn't surprise me either way just wondering, because SV goes MA to several other territories on a somewhat regular basis.
The reality is SV is a nightmare with code issues, politicians looking the other way or trying to all out thwart the FD completely (see news articles from when the new mayor came into office). It's a tough nut, we go on scenes for FD Structures, FD make entry into a house and find walls that nobody knew were there. It's rampant in SV and the town of Ramapo. The danger it poses for all responders is scary.

The number of calls SVFD responds to is that for only their first due territory or + AMA?,
It wouldn't surprise me either way just wondering, because SV goes MA to several other territories on a somewhat regular basis.
The reality is SV is a nightmare with code issues, politicians looking the other way or trying to all out thwart the FD completely (see news articles from when the new mayor came into office). It's a tough nut, we go on scenes for FD Structures, FD make entry into a house and find walls that nobody knew were there. It's rampant in SV and the town of Ramapo. The danger it poses for all responders is scary.

Correct Spring Hill Community Ambulance Corps responds to on average over 5,000 calls a years and is the busiest in the Hudson Valley I know for sure. The only Corps which might have the edge for the state totals are one or two of the busier Long Island Corps.