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Date: 11/15/2007 Time:22:50 Location: Hitchcock Estate Main Barn Hitchcock Lane cross streets of Valley Farm Rd and Bangall Road Millbrook NY Frequency: Fireground 7 and 8 Units Operating: Millbrook,Union Vale,Dover Description Of Incident: Heavy Fire in main barn, with Large Fuel and Propane tanks next to barn. Writer: C Bodin Don't know the square footage, but I believe it is pretty large. Dovers ladder to the scene Arlingtons ladder to the scene 23:10

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On bahalf of all my staff at the City of Poughkeepsie 911 Center our deepest sympathies to his family, Empire State Ambulance and Carmel Fire. A very tragic and sad event.

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The City of Poughkeepsie Police/911 Center is hosting the new 16 hour Powerphone Advanced Law Enforcement Dispatcher Class. This Course features new material from Powerphone a recognized leader in crisis communications training. The brand new coverage will benefit both new and graduates who have already attended powerphones acclaimed led course. ****Seating IS LIMITED***** Register EARLY******* Programs meet or exceed all Federal, State or Local Guidelines. Cost is $289 per person for the course. A certificate is awarded to all students who complete the program and pass an examination. The Course is scheduled for December 13 and 14, 2007 from 8:30 AM to 4:30 pm To Register or for more information call 1-800-537-6937 or visit POWERPHONE.Com For Local Information contact Chris Bodin 845-451-4183 or email me at CBODIN@Cityofpoughkeepsie.com ALL SKILL LEVELS WELCOME Recognized as the leader in police communications training, PowerPhone has taken its acclaimed Law Enforcement Dispatch curriculum to a whole new level. The National Institute of Justice estimates that 87% of police officers are injured or killed prior to the arrest phase. A properly trained emergency telecommunicator can help protect these officers -- plus preserve evidence and assist victims. Fully updated to feature the latest techniques and thinking, our Advanced Law Enforcement Dispatch™ class trains students to help victims and responding officers in three very powerful ways: Gather critical details on any law enforcement incident. Pass on information to responding officers so they don’t enter a scene “blind.” Give options to callers in need of immediate help. New Coverage On: Workplace violence Wireless calls Foreign language callers Technology (CAD, MDTs, AVLS) Suicide/hostage intervention Special callers (child, elderly) Topics Covered Include: Identifying gunshots Hysterical callers Anonymous callers Customer service tips Assault Robbery Motor vehicle accidents Domestic violence Simultaneous emergencies Officer safety Motor vehicle stops Officer down Suspect and vehicle descriptions Prioritization Common call types Bomb threats

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Date: 8/8/07 Time:17:43 Location: Newburgh/Beacon toll plaza maintenance building off of Interstate 84 Frequency: 453.900 Units Operating: All of City of Beacon 10-35 requested for all off duty career staff requested also additional mutual aid to the scene. Description Of Incident: Second Alarm of Fire Writer: C Bodin Poughkeepsie Journal Online Article Fire out at Newburgh-Beacon Bridge building BEACON – A fire at a maintenance building for the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge has been extinguished. No one was in the building at the time of the fire and no injuries were reported by firefighters. A fire alarm in the building went off at about 5:30 p.m. and firefighters were on the scene shortly afterward. The fire was contained by 6:30 p.m. and reported out at 6:42 p.m., according to a statement from the New York State Bridge Authority. The maintenance building is a steel structure located north of the bridge on the Dutchess County side of the Hudson River. There was damage to the building, some equipment and several vehicles The cause of the fire is undetermined at this time, according to the bridge authority, but preliminary analysis indicates it was accidental. The fire did not impact traffic, which was reported as normal and flowed smoothly throughout the event, said John Bellucci, director of planning and public relations for the New York State Bridge Authority.

Daily Freeman Article 07/23/2007 Blaze guts firehouse By Donna Cafaldo , Correspondent Firefighters work at the scene of a Sunday morning blaze that gutted the two-story section of the Glasco Firehouse. GLASCO - Fire Sunday morning gutted the rear two-story section of the Glasco Firehouse causing what was preliminarily estimated to be more than $500,000 in damage to two kitchen facilities, the banquet room, recreation room and fire company. On Saturday night, the fire company had wrapped up its two-day annual bazaar and fireworks show and the last person had left the facility around 3 a.m. Sunday morning, Gallo said. The Ulster County Fire Investigation Unit was on the scene Sunday trying to determine the fire's origin. Initially Gallo said he suspected one of the ovens might have accidentally been left on, but by late Sunday afternoon fire investigators were focusing their attention on an area between the ceiling and the second floor. Gallo said the fire appears to have been accidental and was possibly electrical in nature, although a final report would not available until today. According to Gallo, the firehouse's automatic alarm went off initially as a single alarm, but the blaze quickly turned into a two-alarm fire. Gallo said he received "massive support" with approximately 75 firefighters responding from not only the Glasco Fire Co., but also the Mount Marion, Saugerties and Ulster Hose departments. The Glasco Fire Co. has 38 active members, Gallo said. Washington Hook and Ladder from Saugerties used its ladder truck to reach the second-story roof where flames had also broken through. Gallo said the early morning blaze was a "tough loss" given what a great night the fire company had the night before. Gallo said it was one the best bazaars ever. "This just really puts a damper on things," Gallo said. He said proceeds from the bazaar were not in the firehouse when the fire broke out. Gallo said a preliminary estimate on damage is "at least a half million dollars if not more." As soon as the still-smoldering building was cleared so firefighters could go inside and salvage operations got under way, Gallo said things were "not looking good." Long-faced Glasco firefighters sifted through the charred interior and carried out burned file cabinets, chairs, tables and desks. Firefighters also began loading pickup trucks with important memorabilia from the firehouse including trophies and photos that sustained smoke and water damage. Glasco Firefighter Brian Pettit proudly carried out one of the most important pieces of the fire company's history - "Charlie Mulford," a 4-foot-tall statue that once stood on the peak of the old Mulford Firehouse, the predecessor to the Glasco Fire Co. "It's good we at least we got old Charlie out," Pettit told a group of his fellow firefighters who had gathered around as the soot-faced and slightly melted statue was brought out. It has been a fixture at the new Glasco firehouse since it was built in the 1970s. The rear addition that burned was built in the 1980s. Neighboring and area businesses including Gisianno's, Price Chopper, Hannaford and Lox of Bagels provided cases of water and food for firefighters who were still on the scene late Sunday afternoon. ©Daily Freeman 2007

Just to be clear, the County assigned the department number for the City of Poughkeepsie because they respond mutual aid in the County. If any resource is needed from the City of Poughkeepsie, all requests go through City 911. The County does not dispatch them directly. They are capable of this only because they are City 911's back up.

The City of Poughkeepsie 911 Communications Center is hosting an EMD Class, This is a 3 day class scheduled September 5th, 6th and 7th. If anyone is interested in attending please contact myself or Sgt. Czaplicki at 845-451-4152. I will find out cost per student and will update the post when the information becomes available. Thank You Chris Bodin Senior Public Safety Dispatcher. CBodin@Cityofpoughkeepsie.com

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