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And today, front page of the Mid Hudson section, with a subtitle of "firefighter"......

It's disgusting isnt it?! Let's clear more land and build more chit!

Did you like it enough to purchase it?

We are currently looking into this system

Date: 8/15/07 Time: 1238 Location: 117 Greenwood Dr Frequency:DC911 Units Operating: Glenham, Chelsea, Rombout, Hughsonville (standby), V/Fishkill (standby) Description Of Incident: Active fire in dwelling Writer: Ole129K 1248; Glenham Command reports main body of fire knocked down, request tanker from Chelsea to scene and V/Fishkill for standby 1256; Command request Fire Investigation Division t/s 1304; Per Command, fire knocked down, heavy damage to kitchen, units are checking for extension and venting 1322; 2 FF's being treated for heat stress 1332; Fire out, holding all units

Date: 8/15/2007 Time: 1133 Location: Knights of Columbus, 2660 E. Main St. Frequency: DC911 Units Operating: Wappingers 68-55, 68-45, Mobile Life Description Of Incident: Subject fallen approx 50 feet down embankment Writer: Ole129K 1133 - Responding unit request availablity of medevac 1133 - Mobile Life unit on scene, confirming pt down embankment, will require use of ladder truck to extricate patient, medic will be on foot, walking down to access patient will take at least 15 mins, will advise on medevac 1139; Dc911 advises Wappinger Command that Air 2 is on standby. Wappinger Command reports they are awaiting determination from Medic for launch decision. 1140; Per MLSS Medic, pt stable enough for ground transport to SFH, medevac to stand down 1207; Patient extricated Article from PojoNews; Sounds like the person fell from that big green pipe in the flooding pictures from a while back that caused so much drama here.

Loser................... Nice work ELF TOES!

Sweet.......Christmas gift for the little guy........this is his last Christmas as an only child!

No nookie for Mikie!

Date: 8/11/07 Time: 1846 Location: Rockafeller Lane/Pitcher Frequency: DC911, F/G 5/6 Units Operating: Red Hook Fd, Tivoli FD, NDP ALS Description Of Incident: Car v. MCY, serious injuries, uncon rider Writer: Ole129K DC911 updated responding police units to a critical situation reported at the scene 1848; Tivoli 66-3 on scene request medevac to scene 1848; Medevac to land in feild adjacent to scene (GREAT move!) 1851; Red Hook 58-1 cancels Medevac

Date: 08/11/2007 Time: 1710 Location: Interstate 84 / Main Street area median Frequency: DC911, Rombout 19/20 Units Operating: Rombout, Glenham Description Of Incident: 1 Vehicle, overturned with pin Writer: Ole129K 1717; Patient extricated per 62-1

WTF is right................. just wow.............

I agree to an extent, that some of the BS can be bothersome...especially in the eyes of the public... I absolutely HATE seeing guys with their bell caps on backwards - a pet peeve of mine...it is disrespectful to the uniform.....

it would be great, however, getting a competent, QUALIFIED driver may be a challenge....

I love marching and I was serious about it....havnt marched in a year and sorely miss it....it sucks watching parades..... I enjoy having a few* beers with my buddies from different companies...catching up....you can see these guys 3 times a year and each time you do - it is like you have never been apart...BROTHERHOOD. I love looking sharp, walking down Main St....with hundreds of people wacthing, with the few smartasses you know calling out your name...and trying NOT to smile. I love never being out of step.....even after some cold refreshments... I LOVE when that mean, scary judge is walking with you step for step, 6 inches away, looking for any imperfection, and KNOWING he will NOT find one with me. I love free hot dogs. Above all - I loved hearing my son yell "There's Daddy!" for the first time he saw me at a parade....and this year, things coming full circle, when I go tto see him out front holding the banner for a band.......with his Grandfather, The Chief of Department, not far behind! Parades are good for the soul................don't overthink it...you might just outsmart yourself.

The black and red is sharp.

We just got back from Daytona...actually stayed in Ormond Beach....I love it there. Love the beach.....one day they had 122 water rescues! It seemed like every 5 minutes there was a beach/lifeguard/police/emt truck or 4 wheeler racing up the beach Code 3! My 4 y/o buff was in his glory! I got a buncg of apparatus pics too....I'll try to post them up later this week....

They disbanded their ESU? I remember back in the Glory Days me and The Hammer Rothschild did a pinjob on the Saw Mill at Executive and Billy made sure I had the HONOR of getting on the tool with the County Cop....it made my day.

Date: 08/06/2007 Time:1920 Location: Rt 9/Spring Rd to Spackenkill Rd to Vassar Rd to area of Hobnobbin' Pub Frequency: TPPD Units Operating: TPPD shift Description Of Incident: Vehicle, failure to comply, followed above route, driver bailed on foot ny Hobnobbin' to area under bridge, subject located under bridge in creek, being detained. Writer: Ole129K

Nice!

Not to hijack the thread, but we flew out of and into Westchester Airport over the past 2 weeks on Jet Blue - Very nice experience both ways...thanks for the advice all.....

I want in too BOBO!!!!!!!!!!

The way I see it, as listed above, prisons, nursing homes, schools, etc....the people inside them are entitled to the services of the township, including EMS, career or otherwise.... Alamo is 100 percent right. (yes - that stung a bit!)

Date-07-18-07 Time-1650 Location- 173 Old Sylvan Lake Road Apparatus-East Fishkill Fire and Rescue, MNobile Life, Medevac Description: MVA w/ Heavy Pin 1656; EF Command request additional tones for all available extrication personel, heavy entrapment 1658; EF Command request Medevac to scene, LZ will be TSP and Beekman Rd 1717; Per EF Command, patient extricated

Blunt???? Good term!