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30 plus pieces and I am at home, not being able to play with water and fire. Thomas

East Fishkill on stand by with tankers and an engine at Pawling station 2. Beekman and Dover station 2 on stand by. LaGrange on stand by with a tanker. Brewster is on the scene. I am assuming Putnam and CT. are on scene or stand by. My wife said the houses over thier are HUGE, really BIG. I hope thier are pictures I am kinda curious too. Thomas

I agree if you don't want people to know what is going on out thier or ask questions, just get rid of IA section. Because it would be pointless to have it, if you want people not to worry about someone else's call. We learn from these IA alerts and from being on that scene. We learn from radio traffic and the people talking pictures. We always ask about that one call, What happen? Who was thier? Why didn't this happen? People are going to hear about a call from thier scanner, at the firehouse, the paper, or online. So please just let it go, if someone asks. If thier asking for names then yea that isn't need, but an idea of what happened is good. Because who cares if it is EMS or Fire, we all want to know. If you dont want people to know what happened on someone's call then don't look in the IA form on here at all. Thomas

So then to your (alsfirefghter) point and to his before witch will probally be an add on to what he said (ny10570). What does it matter if it is an EMS call or a Fire call??? We are all intrested. If we shouldnt worry about other peoples calls, then thier is no point for an IA section on this website. It is the same thing. I sit here and write an IA for an MVA or a Fire and thier is over 300 views on that post. So I am writing the entire call that I hear or that I was on. So I dont think it matters if it is a silly EMS call or serious one or a silly fire call or a serious one, we are all intrested. Because weather it is on here or over dinner or at the firehouse we are talking about that last call big or small. Thier are shootings posted on here all the time. Maybe he gets a thrill out of hearing or maybe he was worried about the victuim, only he knows. All in all silly or serious call, we are all intrested in what happened no matter where we live or how we heard about that call. Thomas

Bill getting replaced by Nate. AHHHHHHHHHHHHH, lol. Good Job Nate, never thought I would say those three words to you. Wow...is it a full moon tonight??? LOL. You are the man Nate. How did you get the Ladder takes the roof shot??? Thomas

Come on Probie, the extra info is classified and I can say anything. All I can say is, 21 year old male shot in the head. Was picked up at the location in Arlington area, but was shot in a differant location. Arlington went ALS to Saints with a Code 99. DC911 notified Saints of the situation and Arlington gave an update. I just hope the guy didnt call complaining of a headache, lol. Sorry I said that last night and thought it was funny still. So that is all I can say for now. I hope this helps. Thomas

Here is a link to PoJo.com about this incident http://poughkeepsiejournal.com/article/200...NEWS01/90224041 Thomas

Problem here you cant be a dispatcher, because you never text me when thier is a call. Someone texts you, oh ME. Also, it is missing a goodlooking guy, like ME. Kinda thankful you didnt have someone else take the picture, lol. You are a buff Nate, but not like ME, lol. Thomas

For the Fire Departments and EMS that have to get onto and off of major highways that have tolls, like I-87 or I-84. How do you pay the tolls??? Or do you??? If your going to a call are you going to stop to pay that dollar??? Are thier deals or a special toll lane??? Thomas

You love waiting for me. So anyone??? Thomas

Well I heard a car fire go out in Orange County and it kinda hit me. Also the road can be anywhere, I just said those because that was kinda where the call was. So yes I will not sleep untill I get an answer, lol. Thomas

Date: 2/20/09 Time: 1958 Hrs. Location: Rt. 9D And Stratus Lane Frequency: 453.900 (Dispatch); 453.925 (Response); 453.800 (Command); 45.880 (County Mutial Aid); 46.100 (Landing Zone); Dispatcher 14-24 Units Operating: Dutchess Junction 37-11; BVAC 82-71, -73; Alamo Medic 28, 21; City Of Beacon 33-1, -55 ; Media Vac STATFlight Air 2 On Stand By (Now Launched @ 2019); Cold Spring 13-2-2 (Landing Zone Engine); Dutchess County Car 17, 71; Glenham 43-1 Weather Conditions: Unknown Description Of Incident: Serious MVA With Entrapment Reporters: Unknown Writer: TAPSJ 1958 Hrs. - Dutchess Junction; BVAC; Alamo Medic 28; City Of Beacon Dispatched For A Serious MVA 2001 Hrs. - Alamo Medic 28 Responding 2003 Hrs. - Dutchess Junction 37-11 Responding 2004 Hrs. - City Of Beacon Officer On Scene Advising Entrapment 2005 Hrs. - BVAC 82-71 Responding 2005 Hrs. - City Of Beacon Officer Requesting Additional ALS Ambulance 2005 Hrs. - BVAC Requesting Medivac To Be Put On Stand By 2007 Hrs. - City Of Beacon Officer Requesting Launch Of The Helicopter 2008 Hrs. - Alamo Medic 21 Responding 2010 Hrs. - DC911 Asking For A Landing Zone Location, City Of Beacon Officer Advising They Will Use Dutchess Manor 2010 Hrs. - BVAC 82-71 On Scene 2011 Hrs. - City Of Beacon Officer Requesting Cold Spring To Handle Landing Zone 2014 Hrs. - Alamo Medic 28 On Scene 2018 Hrs. - City Of Beacon Officer Requesting Medivac Status, DC911 Is Going To Call Them Back 2019 Hrs. - DC911 Advising City Of Beacon Officer That Medivac Has A 7 Min. ETA To Your Location And Cold Spring Has Been Dispatched With An Engine For The Landing Zone 2020 Hrs. - Alamo Medic 21 On Scene 2022 Hrs. - BVAC 82-2 Requesting Frequiency For Helicopter, DC911 Advising They Are On A Low Band Through Putnam 2026 Hrs. - DC911 Advising To The Dutchess County Deputy Fire And EMS Corrdinators That Thier Is A Serious MVA 2029 Hrs. - STATFlight Air 2 Requesting Better Location For The Landing Zone, DC911 Gave It To The And Advised Them To Use Frequency 46.100 To Contact Command 2031 Hrs. - Dutchess County Car 17 Responding 2032 Hrs. - Cold Spring On Scene Of The Landing Zone 2033 Hrs. - Dutchess County Car 71 Responding 2034 Hrs. - City Of Beacon Officer Advising All Patients Have Left The Scene 2034 Hrs. - STATFlight Air 2 On Final Approch To The Landing Zone 2035 Hrs. - DC911 County Cars 17 And 71 Advised Of STATFlight Location 2036 Hrs. - Alamo Medic 21 Is Going ALS To Saint Francis With A Code 99, Will Advise When Closer 2040 Hrs. - Dutchess Junction Command Advising City Of Beacon 33-55 Is Back In Service 2047 Hrs. - Dutchess County Car 17 On Scene 2047 Hrs. - Dutchess County Car 71 Is Cancelling His Response 2055 Hrs. - Dutchess County Car 17 Advising DC911 That Dutchess Junction Command Has Put All Mutial Aid Equipment Back In Service. Also, I (County Car 17) Am Back In Service 2058 Hrs. - DC911 Requesting If Dutchess Junction Command Has An Ambulance That Is In Service To Take A Call. Fishkill Police Called Requesting An Ambulance For An Evaluation For A Patient In A Vechile 2059 Hrs. - BVAC Dispatched For An Additional Ambulance To The Scene Of The Serious MVA On Rt. 9D 2104 Hrs. - DC911 Requesting An BVAC Car On Command 3, BVAC 82-3 On, DC911 Requesting If Thier Are Any EMT On Scene BVAC 82-73 Is Driver Alone, BVAC 82-3 Advising 82-71 Is Going Back To The Crash Site And Have 82-73 Come In Driver Alone 2104 Hrs. - BVAC 82-3 Advising STATFlight IS Going To Westchester Medical Center 2104 Hrs. - BVAC 82-73 Responding Driver Alone 2109 Hrs. - BVAC 82-71 Is Back On At The MVA Scene 2109 Hrs. - Glenham 43-1 Command Requeting The Possiablity Of Someone To Relieve Him, DC911 Asks Dutchess Junction Command If Someone Can Go A Direct Traffic, Dutchess Junction Command Advising No Not At This Time And Requeting If They Can Stay For Now 2112 Hrs. - BVAC 82-73 On Scene 2113 Hrs. - Alamo Medic 28 Back In Service At The Carsh Scene 2115 Hrs. - Dutchess Juntion Command Advising DC911 That Glenham 43-1 Can Go Back In Service With Thanks, DC911 Requesting Glenham 43-1 On Command 3, Glanham Command Advising That He Copied Direct, Thank You County 2120 Hrs. - Alamo Medic 21 Is Back In Service And Is Arriving At Saint Francis 2125 Hrs. - BVAC Both Ambulance Are Back In Service, RMA From The Additional Patient On This Scene 2136 Hrs. - BVAC 82-73 Back In Service 2152 Hrs. - BVAC 82-71 Back In Service 0024 Hrs. - Police Advising DC911 That Rt. 9D Is Now Open And MVA Has Been Cleared

I believe thier were two transports. Also, one ambulance on stand by. But I could be wrong, but that is what I believe I heard. Dover, Wassaic, and Pawling were on scene with fire equipment. I dont believe it was a 2nd alarm, but it was a working structure fire. I hope this helps. Thomas

I like the idea. But, Where is the pump??? The hose??? The gear??? Who is he driver??? Or is this the truck to clear the way for traffic??? Or shut down the road with it??? Thomas

I would say in Truck 4's Head. LOLOLOL. Patiences is a vertrue. Probally didnt spell that right, lol. But I am a waiting here for the Dutchess list. Your My Hero Scooter. Thomas

Plus it is best to call before you walk out your door or as your running. Other then that have it on a speeddial or it you recent calls so it is easy to get too. The call is less then 6 seconds long. If you dont hit any button it goes to whatever the default was. For my department it is saying that I am going straight to the scene. I hope this helps. Thomas

This is true and I do feel the LOVE. My fellow heros and friends. Thomas

Our Chief sent and email to us and said, GREAT JOB! We had a fire in a wood fireplace. The first crews got in there had stopped it from getting to the attic and it was a BIG house. So I hope this helps even more. To get a picture of the scene. Anyone want to draw one with these details??? LOL Thomas

First dispatch was East Fishkill Station 1, 2 Sub-Station 2, 4 with 39-67 for smoke in the residence possible from the fire place. Second dispatch was possible chimney fire. Right after that was 2nd Alarm of Fire East Fishkill 39-33, -34, -56, -71; Village Of Fishkill FASTeam; Mobile Life; Beekman with an engine to go on stand by at East Fishkill Station 2 and Pawling with an engine to go on stand by at East Fishkill Sub-Station 2 for chimney fire with possible extension to the structure. Rombout on stand by at Station 1 I believe. I was not on the scene. That was the only dispatches I heard. Call went out at 1449 and was cleared by 1630. Unknown what was at the scene. I hope this helps. Thomas

Just saw it is offering a two month free trial. Also, thier are pluses of being able to email or text messages about things going on. Equipment, members, weather condisions. It also cuts down on County dispatching three or four messages to a department. Thomas

Date: 1/28/09 Time: 1801 Hrs Location: 403 Hillside Lake Road Frequency: 453.900 (Dispatch); 453.925 (Response); 453.800 (Command); 453.625 (Fire Ground 9/10); Dispatcher 14-?? Units Operating: East Fishkill 39-5, -13, -51, -71, -97; Mobile Life 279 Description Of Incident: MVA Car Into A Pole 1801 Hrs. - East Fishkill Dispatched For A Car Into A Pole With Wires Down And Possiable Entrapment 1802 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39-5 Responding 1803 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39-71 And Mobile Life 279 Responding 1804 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39-5 Is On Scene, Requesting A Fire Ground And Central Hudson To The Scene 1807 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39-13, -51 Responding 1809 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39-13 Is On Scene 1812 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39-5 Requesting 39-51 And Mobile Life 279 To Respond In On The LaGrange Side Of Hillside Lake Road 1816 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39-51 Is On Scene 1818 Hrs. - East Fishkill Command Advisied DC 911 Of The Central Hudson Pole Number 1819 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39-71 Is On Scene 1820 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39 L3-2 Reporting To 39-5 That He Has Gotten To The Other Patient 1821 Hrs. - East Fishkill Command Requesting A Dispatch For Fire Police To The Scene 1822 Hrs. - East Fishkill Fire Police Dispatched To Shut Down Hillside Lake Road And Arthursburg Road 1823 Hrs. - DC 911 Requesting East Fishkill Command If They Want LaGrange To Respond In To Shut Down The Road 1824 Hrs. - East Fishkill Fire Police Unit Reporting To 39-5 That Hillside Lake Road Is Shut Down At Denim Road 1833 Hrs. - East Fishkill 39-97 Responding Writer: TAPSJ

Article PoJo.com http://poughkeepsiejournal.com/article/200...ONTPAGECAROUSEL IA EMTBravo.com http://www.emtbravo.net/index.php?showtopic=29775 Prayers with the family and all the cold fireman and firewoman that were thier this morning. Thomas

Sorry I retrack my statement about that I read that wrong. I thought it said East Fishkill does not get out for most of thier jobs. I do appoligize. I will read slower next time, lol. Thomas

I think it is an insult to the men and women of the East Fishkill Fire District for what you said. We do the best we can and you we all have families and priorities. Usally 24/7/365 39-71 is rostered. Sometimes it isn't and that is where the ALS provider or Mutial Aid comes on to assist us. DC911 does an outstanding job to get the closet rig to a scene and getting that area covered if it is needed. Not everyone is perfect, but I am proud of my Department and surrounding Departments. Also, I am thankful they have our backs for EMS and Fire via Mutial Aid. Thomas