ltx17

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  • Agency rockland h&l/svfd
  1. In Rockland County,hillcrest fd ran a 1962 internationall chassis w/ a 65 ft pitman boom which was replaced in 1977 by a Hendrickson chassis/pierce body/65 ft snorkel boom; Nanuet and Tallman ran mid 60's young crusader chassis models:75 and 65 ft respectively; suffern fd ran an alf 90 ft on a century chassis from the early to mid 60's era
  2. ballpark number appx 50 structures between first due and mutual aid
  3. spring hill runs those numbers for their whole coverage area and mutual aid to neighboring corps the call volume in reality has not changed much,what we lost in ems and one co running the larger number of calls,is made up by more nuisance calls that all three companies go to barry,the article only mentions the incorporated village,our actual coverage area is 3.5 sq mi including 4 paid districts we cover--actual fires are way down since i joined 33 years ago
  4. port jervis fd best practices section sparrowbush fd data section firefighterclosecalls training and safety section sop's these should be a help you
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  6. this is payback for when a previous chief had him locked up for interfering with fighting operations at several structure fires about 10 years ago
  7. New City and Mahwah were both there
  8. Monroe 75 ft replacing the 2500 gal tanker at station 1(mombasha);Salisbury mills ladder is a 70 ft sutphen mid mount
  9. 1400 hrs also nj/ny 100th anniv parade june 8,starts in pearl river ny,ends in montvale nj;convention mtg june 7 in spring valley,ny
  10. Middletown Trk 1 due in end of month,Seagrave rearmount 100'
  11. Spring Valley FD: 1055 calls no ems
  12. going to a jersey shore dept that lost their apparatus during sandy
  13. 5 ladder trucks in sullivan-monticello,fallsburg,loch sheldrake,liberty and callicoon