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Does anyone know if this is the new Stat Flight chopper? It was on the scene of a serious accident today in South Blooming Grove (Orange Co). Pictures are from the Middletown Record. It appears to be a Stat Flight crew. If so does this mean the Sullivan County ship is now in service? (former air 2)

I totaly agree, look at the nightmares he will have the rest of his life! He should sue the family for thepain and suffering that he has because of this. (Like that's gonna happen)

I have seen company's replace the hose with fire extinguishers. I know that Sam's Club in Fishkill still has "hose racks" for firefighting use, personally they should only be used to wash the floor!

They installed them in Chelsea at Rt 9D & I 84 about 5 years ago. they do seem to help. My district has seen a dramatic decrease in accidents in that area. I believe they also have one near Arlington St. 1, Rt 44 & Burnett Blvd. But you can never stop stupid people and the ones in a hurry to go nowhere!

BNN & 1st Responder Wireless News all rely on people with scanners to be able to put jobs out. I think encryption is what will do scanners in or new laws. Look at the SWN network NY is having put in place, thankfully most counties are not switching over to that for everyday operations. Most will use it as a inter county communications where they can patch channels together. but the object is these channels is they can not be monitored on any scanner and may never be able too since it's a proprietary system. Only time will tell.

Happy Birthday EMTBravo! Seth and the gang, you do an awesome job with this site! Congratulations on your 4th anniversary. JETPHOTO

I totaly agree! What a good way to end the year! And that's the way the cookie crumbles!

Date: 12/28/06 Time: 04:40 Location: 29 Balding Av Frequency: 453.650 Units Operating: City of Poughkeepsie FD, Fairview FAST Description Of Incident: Fire in a residential structure fire. Writer: JETPHOTO 05:58 Cmd reports fire out

Get rid of the Sirius radio, that thing must draw alot! JK...

Also try using the viewing lens instead of the full screen, that will help conserve battery power.

Wheelchair-bound Monticello man rescued from fire By Heather Yakin Times Herald-Record December 23, 2006 Monticello — Charlie Tate's guardian angels wore dark blue uniforms. They carried radios on their belts. And when disaster struck at Tate's place at Liberty Street Apartments in Monticello, an ambulance served as their chariot. Just after 8 a.m. yesterday, a burning candle on Tate's nightstand fell over. In a split second, the wooden table caught fire. Tate, who uses a wheelchair, pushed his medical alert button to signal an emergency to an alarm company. He tried to wheel himself out of the apartment, but ended up on the floor, the wheelchair wedged in the narrow hallway, as smoke billowed above him. Meanwhile, Sullivan County E-911 sent Mobile Medic paramedic Svetlana Egorova and EMT Jason Welton to the emergency call at Tate's address. "When we got there, we saw the smoke coming out of the top of the door," Welton said. "We could hear him screaming," Egorova said. "He was screaming for help." Welton kicked in the door and crawled into the apartment, feeling his way through black smoke that filled the rooms to within a few inches of the floor. "You couldn't see a foot in front of you," Egorova said. "It was thick, thick, thick." She radioed for fire assistance, and kept talking so Welton could find the way back out. Twice he had to retreat outside to catch his breath, but then he went back in. The third time in, Welton found Tate. He wrestled with the wedged wheelchair and dragged Tate toward the door. But the smoke was too much. Welton had to get back outside to fresh air. Egorova went in and pulled Tate outdoors. Then she and Welton dragged him away from the building. By now, the fire department had arrived, and quickly put out the fire. Assistant fire Chief Mark Friedland said it damaged the nightstand, and little more. The EMTs took Tate to Catskill Regional Medical Center in Harris, where he was treated for smoke inhalation. Then they went back to work, to finish out their 11-hour shift. "I'm very proud of them," said Mobile Medic CEO Albee Bockman. "They did a wonderful thing." Later, outside the apartment, people gathered around Tate's charred nightstand. One of them was Mattie Anderson, executive director of the Monticello Housing Authority, which runs Liberty Street Apartments. She said Tate was still at the hospital, and that his relatives were there with him. "He's a fortunate man," Anderson said.

Date: December 20, 2006 Time: 16:30 Location: Rt 9 northbound iao Marist Dr Frequency: 453.900,453.800,453.925 Units Operating: Fairview 41-71, 41-11, 41-12, Alamo ALS unit, Town of Poughkeepsie PD Description Of Incident: Serious injury auto pedestrian accident. Command request a trauma code for St Francis Hospital. Command reports a serious head injury and request a vent be set up in the ER. Command advised 911 that Route 9 northbound to be closed for a couple hours for accident reconstruction. Writer: JETPHOTO

Here are a couple pictures from my departments new truck. BTW it's a 5 man cab

bil14ga is correct, The City of Beacon and Fairview are the only one's in Dutchess that still use the 10-35 code. Other codes in use in Dutchess are: 10-4 - acknowledge transmission Code 1 - drive normal to the call Code 3 - lights / siren Priority 1, 2, 3, 4 levels for EMS response. 1 being critical, 4 being minor

%&%**#@#%#$& rich mother #$%^#$^!!! I hope this guy gets some prison time and then have to scrub every emergency vehicle and fire station! Is your meeting that important? He must have been really fighting the cop if the firefighters had to tackle him.

Departments that use the nextels for emergency communication can now be set up for priority service. So if there is another major event and everyone clogs up the cell phones, those emergency personel can still get thru as an emergency serivce priority. Times / technology has changed. If only Alexander Grahm Bell could see it now!

Date: November 26, 2006 Time: 04:37 Location: 6 Old Town Rd, Fishkill Frequency: 453.900, 453.800, 453.050 Units Operating: Glenham 43-11, 43-12, 43-61, 43-31, Fishkill 42-11, 42-12, Beacon Vol. amb. 82-72 Description Of Incident: Residential Structure Fire - 2 story cement single family dwelling heavily involved on arrival. Victims unaccounted for later found deceased. Interior attack pulled out due to rapid moving fire and questionable structure stability. Writer: JetPhoto

Awsome Seth!

There is someone in Middletown, NY (prob. same guy) selling the light on EBAY for $100 with $14.95 shipping. http://stores.ebay.com/Wizard-Electronics

Go to Cool Beer Cans Neat stuff!

Date: October 26, 2006 Time: 13:57 Location: Forrestal Heights Apartments, West Center St, Beacon Frequency: Units Operating: Beacon PD, NYSP, NYSP Avaition, DCSO, Fishkill PD, City of Beacon Fire Dept., Beacon Vol. Ambulance, Alamo EMS, Mobile Life EMS. Description Of Incident: Beacon Police Officer Anthony Hopper approached an unwanted vehicle in the parking lot of a apartment complex after numerous request to roll the window down, suspect 1 (teen male) who was in the drivers seat, shot the police officer point blank range through the car window hitting the officer in the chest. Officer hopper was wearing body armor. A second Beacon P.O. returned fire, hitting the suspect several times. suspect 2 (teen female) ran from the scene and was quickly apprehended. A Beacon Police detective then rushed the injured officer to St Lukes-Cornwall hospital, the detective was unable to intercept an ambulance. An second ambulance responded and transported the critically injured suspect to the same hospital. The police officer is in fair condition at the hospital. Suspect 1 is undergoing surgery for numerous gun shot wounds. Suspect 2 remains in custody. Writer: JETPHOTO

Great more planes to fly over my house!

Also look at the EMTBravo site with it.

And the Stockyard is owned by the same people who own the "84 diner" (Double O is in the Village of Wappingers)