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One article I read said if you wanted to keep the same tag number you will have to pay an additional $20

A couple shots from the bridge

Definitly would need train horns

Nice tour, thanks for sharing

Awsome, I'll take 2

Just called for fire police from Millerton a few minutes ago. Great job to all involved. a TON of cops were on the scene by looking at the live chopper shots

Definitly something to watch.

rest in peace. may the hand of the lord guide the family through this hard time

Thanks for sharing Bill helps puts the picture together with what I heard on the radio

Here is the Wappinger's Falls's incident:

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Sounds strange

Interesting stuff

From NYS OFPC: Announcement of the Passing of Arson Bureau K9 Emma ~ October 7, 2009 The New York State Office of Fire Prevention & Control Arson Bureau regretfully announces the passing of Accelerant Detection K9 Emma. Emma, a 10 year old mixed lab, was assigned shield# K5 as the NYS Department of States fifth K9 Unit. Partnered with Arson Bureau Investigator Richard Daus they began their mission as a K9 Team in 2001 upon graduating from the 300 hour basic K9 Training Program at the Academy of Fire Science in Montour Falls, N.Y. Over their career as an Accelerant Detection K9 Team, Richie and Emma conducted 1231 canine searches, assisting fire and law enforcement agencies throughout the state through the investigation of high dollar loss fires, fires of unusual circumstances and fires with fatalities to include the heinous crime of arson homicides. In addition to aiding in the investigation of fires, K9 Emma was also a prominent figure as the team delivered fire prevention and investigation programs. At the age of 5, Emma was diagnosed with a hereditary kidney disease for which a treatment plan was developed and successful until the past few weeks when the illness became debilitating. Upon behalf of State Fire Administrator Floyd Madison we extend our deepest of sympathy to Investigator Daus and his family at this difficult time in the loss of his partner and our comrade as there is no stronger bond that that of the professional K9 Handler to their partner and of the team to their mission. Randi W. Shadic Arson Bureau Deputy Chief Office of Fire Prevention & Control 99 Washington Ave. Albany, New York 12231 (518) 474-6746 office, (518) 402-3196 fax

Rest in Peace. May his family as well as the other firefighters stay strong

Thanks for sharing. Where in Germany is this?

Nice article

Nice catch Bill

Bring back the Dodge Diplomat

I was listening to that incident, it sounds like all did a good job. How much fire got into the building? When I heard command say fire was doubtful I thought of the guys at the parade that normally handles that area and how some would be cursing under their breaths "damn parade, were missing something good" I'm glad to hear everyone worked well together and got the job done....quickly! In today’s world you never know who you will be working with.

Here are a few pictures from the accident. Incident Alert: http://www.emtbravo.net/index.php?showtopic=33647

Very sad, in my prayers I hope the families stay strong in this horrific time

Date: 9/25/09 Time: 16:09 Location: New Hackensack Rd next to the Dutchess County Airport Frequency: 453.900, 453.925, 453.800, Field Ops 15, 155.415 Units Operating: New Hackensack FD, town of Wappinger’s EMS, Life Net 75, NYSP Weather Conditions: Sunny 70 Description Of Incident: Motorcycle struck a car on the driver’s side Reporters: Chuckie boy Writer: JETPHOTO Units dispatched for a serious injury motorcycle accident with a unconscious person 911 updates units the victim is under the car New Hackensack requested a medevac on stand by Wappinger’s EMS arrived bystanders removed the victim from under the car New Hackensack command requested a launch of the medevac, landing zone at the airport parking lot, 52-12 to set up l/z 16:38 Life Net 75 arrived on the scene Life net transported the victim to Westchester Med. New Hackensack command advises road is closed for several hours so pd can conduct accident reconstruction

http://www.app.com/article/20090924/NEWS/9...ewood+overnight