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Many houses in the Bedford Hills/Mt.Kisco area seem to be pretty more christmas oriented as they have been in the past. Alot more houses are starting to pop up with those blow up figures in their front lawns around the area. Seth defiently take a ride around the elementary school area in Bedford Hills. Hopefully the christmas cheer around this area will brighten up your holiday spirit. Also, check out the house behind the bedford highway garage on Adams St. alot of holiday figures and christmas lights.

In Bedford Hills we have a huge 12ft tall air-blown snowman geeting people at the front door which is facing towards downtown bedford hills. Also, the tree in the parking lot is decorated with multi-color lights.

40 bucks to fill my blazer and usually lasts 3-4 days going back and forth to school.. so its like 80 bucks a week in gas for me ](*,) ](*,)

Almost every department in Westchester has a Thermal Imaging Camera and some have multiple's in their department. What do you think about this technology which was developed. I love the thermal camera, however you cant use it for everything. My dept. has an Bullard MX camera and i personally believe that its a great camera. Has any1 experienced any problems with TIC's, or have any other input on the camera's

It's gunna rain dont worry :peace: :peace:

Letter is currently in the process of being written by my mother, to be sent for your family to the show. Hopefully everything will come through and Extreme Makeover will make a dream become a reality for your family...

Im all for the use of fire horns/sirens, just to get a consensus how many depts in county still utilize these methods to supplement the fire pagers that members carry?? Im just curious to see how many depts still use horns.

Vulcan Light Gloves/ Glove strap on jacket Survivor Light Nomex Hood 2 Wedge It Multi-Purpose Chocks 2 Regular Wood Chocks Search Rope Spanner Wrench Window Bunch Folding Utility Knife Leatherman 2- Wire Cutters Medical Gloves Shove Knife And also a Garrity light mounted on my New Yorker, along wit a pair of ESS goggles for extrications or other needs to supplement the bourke shields

has any heard when South Salem's new engine 167 is getting delivered. I've seen pictures on their web-site of the truck, but didnt know when the truck was getting delivered. it's a nice looking short-wheelbase ALF.

Date: Friday July 30, 2003 Location/Route/Parking:(Parade starts at Old Post rd/ Route 22 and The Farms Rd, contuines to village green, and ends at the fire house on the village green. Plenty off parking either in the village or at the bedford village park which is off greenwich rd Step-Off Time: 19:00 step off time Best Photo Location: reviewing stand which is in front of historical hall, or ifo the fire house No carnvial, but everybody including the general public is invited to their bullpen after the parade

bump for tonight, 7pm is step-off time for the parade. ill try and get some good photos while im working in the brewster area tonight of the parade

Here's the break down on some of the Trophies: Best Tower Ladder: Chappaqua TL 27 Best Ladder as X635 said: Quint 1, Ardsley Ladder 50 Best Engine over 10 years: Hastings Best Engine: Ossining Best Tanker: Millwood Best Rescue: Ossining Best Overall Apparatus: Katonah Tanker 6 Best Outta State: Darien 2nd Best Overall: katonah Best overall: Ossining

Bump for tonight... Kisco Parade starts at 7pm Good picture spot would probably be the best by the reviewing stand, which is located next to Mutual Fire House on main street, also another spot would probably be Green St. where the parade ends.

To Dg795 and all the other Ytown Members, awesome job on your friendship nite yesterday.... Defiantly had a great time... You guys always put on awesome events. Food was awesome...... Thanx again for a great nite=D> =D> =D> =D>

Date: 5-21-03 Times: 4:18 am, 1st dispatch by 60 Control Location: 111 Bedford Center Rd, Cross of Stone Bridge Ln and Springhurst Rd Frequency: 46.26 dispatch, Fire Ground 453.0375 ( County Tac 1) Units Operating: Car 2031,2032,2033, E-199,E-198,E-197,T-5, TL-57,R-10, Car 2401, T-3, Car 2043, E-108, Car 2211, T-6, E-117, U-8, Car 2281,2283, U-13(FAST) L-43, Car 2141, Car 2142, Car 2143, T-1, Car 2331, E-98, Car 2372, TL-5, T-7, T-9, T-14, T-15, C+0 Zone 5 (1405), Battilion 16, County Car 2 Description Of Incident: Working Structure Fire/10-75, L- Shaped Barn; Approximately 300x300 in Length Writer:Me/57truck 04:18 am 1st intial Dispatch for a report of an Large Unknown type fire on the property of 111 Bedford Center Rd. Car 2032 arrived 1st on scene confirming a working 10-75 with most of the L-Shaped barn fully involved with exposure problems on the #2 side of the structure and requesting a re-tone and additional tankers to scene. also, that only exterior operations were going to be used. E-198 arrived 1st due, and immediately puts its deck gun to work, to protect the exposure on side 2 from catching fire. Numerous handlines were stretched from 198 during the course of this incident. Also supplied TL 57 during the incident. T-5 was advised to drop its pool at the bottom of the driveway and start a tanker shuttle. E-199 used as source operations pumper and drafted from the portable pools, and relayed water to 198 who was in the court yard in front the Barn. TL-57 arrived and set it's aerial up to prepare for masterstream operations. Bedford E-108 used its portable pump to get water from a brook that was located on the property and supplied E199 wit additional water. U-13 took Fast and staged in front of the barn during the course of the incident and was later put to work during over-haul. All of the tankers once on scene established a tanker shuttle and dumped its water at the bottom of the driveway, and were re-filled by BH E-197. Pleasantville TL-5 and Ossining E-98 were relocated to BH Fire Headquarters for backfill. All Units were clear of the scene by 11:00 am

Nice... That’s what the 1st set of Power-Hawk extrication tools in the county that I know of. Defiantly sounds like you guys put a real good hard effort into this truck...I cant wait to see it when it finally comes to Somers.

Any Pre-Connected front bumper extrication tools or just a normal set up off one of the sides of the truck. Also, I assuming that Rescue 20 will be assigned to Lincolndale fire house, since 183 which is the rescue-engine is currently assigned their and is being replaced with this new rescue

Hey Everyone...........Just a reminder tomorrow nite April 7 is Ham Nite, hopefully every who saw the flyers or got a fax about Ham Nite, will be attending tomorrow nite. We got some great prizes to give away along wit the Hams.... Hope to see everyone tomorrow nite at 7pm at BHFD.

Me too, Hope Everyone can come out and help a brother firemans family in there time of need. Pass the word around your firehouse to try and get more people to come out and donate

yea dg, its right in Katonah, across from the Bank of New York,where the old Healy's deli was. The Wooden Nickel is the old Katonah Deli

Breakfast: Bedford Diner- great food at an inexpensive price Bedford Bagel- The Best Bagel ever Wooden Nickel Deli-Katonah- The Best Bacon, Egg+Cheese sandwich you'll ever have Lunch: Villarina's-Mt. Kisco- Best wraps and sandwiches around Gianfranco's Pizza- Bedford Hills- great pizza and pasta Lange's Delicatessen-Chappaqua- You get your money's worth on every sandwich Dinner: The Blazer Pub-Purdy's- Best Burger and Chili around Katonah Grill- Great tasting food all around Italian Food Johns best- Mt. kisco- great home cooked italian food Peppino's Restaurant- Awesome Food Late Nite Snacks or Cravings: Camerons 24/7 Deli- South Salem- awesome food, Cluckin Russian-Highly Recommened Rocky's Deli- Another hot spot for great deli food at 2am

loud and clear at my house

Tower Ladder 57's motto "Soaring Above The Rest" is on the bucket underneath the two deluge guns

Engines should defiently have a CO or Multi Gas dector since their usually running 1st to co or gas investigations. Also, a hydra-ram would be a good tool to have on an engine to use for forcible entry, incase the truck doesnt get on the road due to manpower limitations that some departments suffer. Personally, i like the idea of having FAST equipment on a truck, but it can be done by an engine, rescue or utility. A well spec'd rig can carry as much equipment as needed, and laddering a fire building incase a rapid escape can be accomplished by 1 apparatus if the FAST truck is a ladder, which will have numerous portable ladders. I like Larchmonts theory of using the Rescue as their FAST unit because it also provides a cascade system at fire scene, which is always needed.

I just tried the banksville audio and none of its working.