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When he drives he works the lights and siren and when you drive he still works the lights and sirens. Well at least thats how it was when we road the ambulance in Mohegan.

There is a link on EMTBRAVO for Rescuestuff.net I know for a fact they do great work. I get all my stuff through them. You should check them out

With all the activity going on in the past 24 hours would just like to say THANK YOU and JOB WELL DONE to ALL the Dispatchers and Dispatch Centers.

Well we know it was not a NEW chiefs car for 2083

To bad group 1 had to hang and assist.

CONGRATS to Jimmy aka C24 and Lucy aka 2023 on your wedding.

No numbers will be reissued as they (60-Control) hire more dispathcers the numbers will continue to go up.

644 is still a current number is use.

I would just like to say Yesturday's storm proved true BROTHER HOOD in the fire service. While the areas that were getting hit the worse no matter who was dispatched MA they went right in and went right to work weather it was pumping out basements or sitting on a wire down call waiting for con ed, responding to residential or commercial alarms all companies were non stop for several hours. When the MA companies were cleared from the city of New Rochelle they went right to work in Pelham assisting there anyway they could. Now that's BROTHER HOOD!!! Would also like to add excellent job by the DISPATCHERS at 60-Control

NEW YORK (AP) -- A sightseeing cable car system at the Bronx Zoo abruptly shut down Wednesday when one of its gondolas went slightly out of alignment, stranding dozens of people high above habitats for baboons and other animals. http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/N/NY_...EMPLATE=DEFAULT This was just on the 10pm news and apprently FDNY is still trying to rescue people from the cable cars stuck in the air.

Date: 7/9/08 Time: 1730hrs Location: Bronx Zoo- Safari Ride Units Operating: NYPD ESU; FDNY; FDNY EMS Description Of Incident: Cable car on overhead wire derailed causing the ride to stop. ESU and FD used a crane to off load the occupants of the derailed car. Zoo officials repaired the car and the ride was restarted to remove the remainder of the riders. No reported inuries. Writer: Truck4

Here you go http://www.westchestergov.com/csexam/exann...exams/60340.htm

Leave the pay out and its a nice job. Yes we work 12 hours shifts 36 hour work week with rotating schedule. Every 5th week you are off 8 days. Nice perk if you work a "B" job. That is once you get put into a rotation. Now I wont complain about the pay there are worse paying jobs out there. Lets not forget all the people you get to meet from all the different departments.

Just curious on why you say that?

LOL

Tommy give me shout there is a nice spot over in Red Oaks Mill area. Also I found a nice place last week.

Does this mean i have to start saying my number?

You know you're a BUFF when before you hang up the phone at HOME with a 10-4 K

You know your a BUFF when your cell phone ringer is your fire pager tones You know your a BUFF when your voice mail ringer is a copy of your last dispatch

You know you're a buff when you bring your laptop on vacation with you just to listen to scan60.com

This is pretty funny to go with the topic

What I have never been able to figure out is you can have the Chief, Asst, Chief, 2nd Asst Chief, 3 Lt's sign on responding to a fire call but no one can go get the Engine or Ladder. Why is that? If the Chief is responding why can't the other officers go get the rigs knowing they are on the 2nd set of tones and nothing else is responding except for a few Chief's cars? So now you combine a 2 or 3 departments to consolidate now you will any where from 6 to 9 officers signing on responding but still no Engines or Trucks.

I just want to wish everyone a Healthy, Happy, and Safe Holiday and New Year! Ricky 630

This is one of the best tributes I have seen in a long time. I hope you enjoy it.