E64PCFD2044

Nahh...that's just how to deal with you!!!

A few months ago, Port Chester and Purchase had a drill together at SUNY to make sure all of our new thread adapters were correct and we practiced water supply from a PC engine to TL53. And when the new "Waterfront" development opened, we had a full department drill for car fires in the parking garage and had walk-throughs of each business there. Weekly drills, training, and training center visits are different for every company.

yea keep the bravo blue

Some requirements might include: Total # of hours driving Total # of hours pumping (if an engine co.) You might have to drive to a certain amount of alarms with another driver A final "test" with a senior company member/driver There might be different standards for different companies within a single dept. Hope that helps.

yea and Adam Corolla is taking over on the west coast.

No F.D.N.Y. stripes...not even warning lights

Last week in New Rochelle, I saw an American LaFrance 110' Rearmount stick that was un-marked except for "110' Aerial Ladder" on the ladder itself. The guys were doing something with it at 666 Pelham Rd. along with E-24 and E-17.

Port Chester - Firefighters: Black Officer: Black w/ White front piece Chief: White Explorers: Orange hard-hat the last time I saw them Some Brooksville E&H (E-62) members have red helmets

Date: 9/29/05 Time: 23:42 Location: 80 Amity Rd. Frequency: Units Operating: Several M/A Depts Description Of Incident: 3rd Alarm request for a tanker taskforce for a fully involved barn fire. Full assignment of tankers are responding as well as F.I. and EMS for rehab. Writer: E64PCFD2044

So why won't you show us the pictures?? lol

Totals for Port Chester are $52,000 in 14 hours.

10:00AM - 5:00PM IFO Station #4 Westchester Ave., the Citgo station near Costco, and also on Midland Ave near I-95 both Sat. & Sun.

E 58 - Grumman - Career Engine E 59 - 1992 Pierce Arrow - Career Engine E 60 - 1990 Pierce Lance - Reliance E&H #1 E 61 - 2004 Seagrave - Mellor E&H #3 E 62 - 1984 Mack CF - Brooksville E&H #5 E 63 - 2000 Pierce Lance - Putnam E&H #2 E 64 - 1999 Pierce Lance - Washington E&H #4 TL 2 - 2000 Sutphen 95' TL - Harry Howard H&L #1 L 31 - 1981 Seagrave 100' Tiller - Harry Howard H&L #1 R40 - 1995 Pierce Lance Heavy Rescue U 65 - 199? Ford F-Series 4-door with rescue body U 66 - 199? Ford E-Series Shuttle Bus 2391, 2392, 2393 - Late model, shorter Chevy Suburbans There is also an MDU Trailer at the South End Firehouse.

Just a couple of years ago, we had to take everything off E64 because the paint was peeling and chipping mostly on the cab. It had to go back a couple of times after that to fix thier mistakes. Our rig is only six years old now and the paint was peeling off. They used a different style of gold leaf on one side of the rig and there is overspray everywhere.

I have this scanner. With a 3ft. antenna and magnetic mount base. I can hear portables in Peekskill and I picked up 60 Control an hour into NJ from the GWB. Mike How much does it cost? About $100.

1888 Station 4: 1908

Who would you pick up a bomb after it was next to a fire and take it apart?? That guy's out of his mind.

I love that place!! They have everything there. Easy in, easy out. Great place.

Bronx - Scaffold collapse - 7/9/05 Time: 15:00HRS Approx. Location: White Plains Rd. X Arnow Ave. Description: Collapse of scaffolding with serious injuries. Writer: E64PCFD2044 (1) victim DOA and (2) other victims semi-conscious. On scene unit requesting rush on EMS.

I sent in pics of a fire in Purchase in January of this year. They were taken on a Nextel i860. The quality wasn't too bad, but they never got posted. If you have a camera phone, you'd always be prepared to take first hand pics. I'm not sure of the size once it's e-mailed though.

So if FDNY doesn't respond to hazmat calls anymore, the NYPD units would have to get fire apparatus also? Hazmat incidents should be handled by the FD and Hazmat team, in my opinion.

Let's just say that if the NYPD does take over all hazmat incidents, will the team be made of regular cops with state hazmat training? I'd think they would still have FD on the scene though. Anyone know how that works?

On some cars, the battery might not always be located under the hood. Some BMWs and Mercedes have them either in the trunk or right up against the firewall.

It should've been like that all along.