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Date: 1-25-09 Time:0255 Location: 25 Sydney Lane Frequency: Units Operating: East Fishkill, Village of Fishkill w/FAST Team then put to work,Mobile Life, New Hackensack on Standby then to scene, Beekman on S/B Hughsonville w. FAST Description Of Incident: 0255-Original Dispatch for St 1,3,substation 4 for fire in the den of a residence 0259-39-3 responding requests F/G 9,10 0300- East Fishkill PD O/S Fully engulfed Structure Fire 39-67 responding 0301- 2nd Alarm Reqested prior to arrival by 39-3 0302-39-11 responding 0303-2nd dispatch for East Fishkill, 2nd Alarm of fire 1st Dispatch Village of Fishkill W/FAST, Mobile Life W/ALS, New Hackensack 52-12 on S/B 0304- 39-3 to 39-11 leave driveway clear truck take the driveway House approx 70 feet from the road 0306- Fire mostly in rear of building 0307- 39-3 to 39-46 Take the Driveway 0310-39-18 approaching. 39-18 set up draft site at Brown Road near town line, 39-34 responding, New Hackensack on S/B 0311- 2nd Dispatch for 39-32,51,56,72 and 14 to go on S/B 0313-39-67 o/s 39-32 responding 0314- CC 13 responding 0317- Command requesting 52-12 respond to scene 0318- 39-21 to command approaching....Feed into 3915 with 5 inch in road 0319- 39-98 responding 0320- EF 3rd dispatch 39-12, Beekman w/engine for standby at EF station 1 to replace New Hackensack 0322- CC13 O/S 0323- F/G 8 for water 39-6 water command 0327- 4th dispatch for 39-12, Hughsonville w. FAST team Village of Fishkill FAST team put to work for manpower 0332-2nd dispatch Beekman for S/B 0334- Hughsonville responding 0335- 39-2 to 11 charge 2nd line 0335-39-1 to interior Hydrant being used is no good.setting up porta tanks but it will be a few minutes 0336- 39-2 to 39-1 we should be good w. manpower ATT 0339- 39-21 pump is frozen. New Hackensack take their position 0341- EF 39-12 Crew awaiting driver 0343- Hughsonville approaching scene 0344- Water up and running 0348-39-71 to scene Sorry about the lapse I was on the ambulance 0400-39-71 en route to St Francis BLS w/ homeowner smoke inhalation 0430-Support Group to scene w/ refreshmants 0445-Additional Fire Investigators to scene 0515- Multiple Units including Mobile Life and 39-71 calling themselves in service 0536- CC13 and 39-21 back in service 0538-39-32 in service Thats all from me another long night lol...Hope PHOTOUNIT was there Writer: EFFD3918

another problem I could see happening is someone prematurely calls into the system and actually has something else to do. In the EMS field this could mean 911 centers delaying dispatches bc they feel someone is en route and inb the fire field it could mean a rig is down to one interior or no manpower

And the prereq for FAST is FF1 or equiv and FF Survival

The Fifth class is Health Officer...or something to that effect but if you are looking to sign up your cutting it close. I believe you fill out a State Training form like you would for any other class and submit it to 911

Ill be there. Taking the FAST class

Date: 1-17-09 Time: 0913 Location: 393 Altamont Road Units Operating:Millbrook, Dover, Lagrange, Pleasent Valley and Amenia(standby), Alamo X2 Description: Fire in a 2.5-story 30X60 frame P/D. Writer: effd3918 0913- Millbrook dispatched possible house fire 0917 2nd alarm of fire bringing mutual aid from Dover,Lagrange,Amenia and Pleasent Valley F/G 7/8 0918 Alamo Medic 4 Code 3 to the scene for a victim 0928 Millbrook All Available Manpower and Alamo w/ second ALS Unit 0930 Alamo 23 responding 0932 56-13 responding w/ additional manpower 0936 Water Ops on 11/12 0944 Fire Investigation Division to the scene 0945 FI-12 10 minute ETA to FID Van and Amenia relocated 0951 67-81 back in service 0958 CC 5 Landline Comm Update from the Poughkeepsie Journal states that the fire has a fatality. See thread about the fire for more info

per Port Authority all pts out of plane. NO MAJOR INJURIES

Per pilot he states all people were evacuated to the wing. ATT they believe there are noone left on the plane. Trying to ascertain injuries

Scuba rescue van responding ATT. Req of how many divers on board. 5 confirmed divers on rig

Date: 1-10-09 Time: approx 1640 Location: TSP North of Miller Hill Road Frequency:Dispatch, Response, Command, F/G 9/10 Units Operating: 39-2,8,11,12,21,52,62,71,72,97,98 Mobile Life, Kent Ambulance , Put Valley also had an ambulance en route 1645- Initial Dispatch 39-12,52 and 71 respond Priority 3 multi vehicle accident TSP NB just North of Miller Hill Road. 1646-39-11,71 responding 1648 DC911 to 71 we are recieving calls on another accident in the area w/ unconcious person 1648-39-71,11 rerouting to 2nd call 1649-39-72 dispatched to respond to 1st accident and Mobile Life under mutual aid respond to priority one MVA in area of first call. CPR in progress on scene. 1650 All units be advised acces to area is difficult. 1651- 39-21 dispatched to access TSP via Miller Hill Road Northbound also 39-72 go on standby at TSP and I84 1658-39-72 staged. 1700 Kent Ambulance on scene with serious MVA w/ Mobile Life 1701 Per 39-52 first accident property damage only no injuries 1706- Kent Ambulance and Mobile Life en route to Putnam Hospital Code 99 CPR in progress. 1730- All EF units back in service *ALL TIMES ARE APPROX* Writer: EFFD3918

great pictures as always

considering I was one of the people on scene at the EF plow accident I would have to say that. That was an awfuly emotional/terrible accident

ill b at mahoneys

ill definately take one

... WINTER STORM WATCH IN EFFECT FROM THURSDAY MORNING THROUGH FRIDAY MORNING... THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN ALBANY HAS ISSUED A WINTER STORM WATCH FOR EAST CENTRAL NEW YORK... SOUTHERN VERMONT... WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND NORTHWESTERN CONNECTICUT... WHICH IS IN EFFECT FROM THURSDAY MORNING THROUGH FRIDAY MORNING. POTENTIAL LIQUID EQUIVALENT AMOUNTS OF PRECIPITATION COULD EXCEED 1 TO 2 INCHES. THIS COULD RESULT IN OVER 7 INCHES OF SNOW... OVER A HALF INCH OF ICE... OR MORE THAN AN INCH OF SLEET BY THE TIME THE STORM ENDS FRIDAY MORNING. LOW PRESSURE WILL DEVELOP IN THE SOUTHEASTERN U.S. WEDNESDAY NIGHT... AND TRACK NORTHEAST THURSDAY TO THE MID ATLANTIC REGION... THEN BY THURSDAY NIGHT ACROSS... OR JUST EAST OF NEW ENGLAND... EVENTUALLY INTO SOUTHEASTERN CANADA FRIDAY. THE LOW PRESSURE WILL RAPIDLY STRENGTHEN AS IT TRACKS NORTHEAST... AND DRAWS IN MOISTURE FROM THE GULF OF MEXICO AND GULF STREAM BASED ON THE RANGE OF POSSIBLE TRACKS OF THE STORM... AND THE COLD AIR THAT WILL BE ENTRENCHED THROUGH MUCH OF THE DURATION OF THE STORM... HEAVY PRECIPITATION WILL FALL AS SNOW... SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN. EVEN WITH THE LOW CONFIDENCE IN THE STORM TRACK... THE STORM IS ALREADY BEGINNING TO FORM IN THE SOUTHERN PLAINS AND LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER VALLEY. SO... THERE IS HIGH CONFIDENCE THAT A STRONG STORM WILL FORM AND TRACK SOMEWHERE THROUGH OR JUST OFFSHORE THE NORTHEASTERN U.S. AT THIS TIME... THE BEST CHANCE FOR ALL SNOW EXISTS FROM THE ADIRONDACKS... WESTERN MOHAWK VALLEY AND SCHOHARIE VALLEY... THROUGH THE LAKE GEORGE AND SARATOGA REGIONS TO THE SOUTHERN GREEN MOUNTAINS OF VERMONT. THE BEST CHANCES FOR SIGNIFICANT ICE AND SLEET EXISTS FROM THE EASTERN CATSKILLS THROUGH THE MID HUDSON VALLEY... NORTHWESTERN CONNECTICUT AND SOUTHERN BERKSHIRES OF MASSACHUSETTS. THE NORTHERN CATSKILLS... CAPITAL DISTRICT... AND NORTHERN BERKSHIRES COULD SEE A MIX OF SNOW... SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT THIS STORM IS STILL VERY EARLY IN ITS DEVELOPMENT STAGES... AND THERE IS STILL A WIDE RANGE OF POSSIBLE STORM TRACKS... THAT COULD CHANGE THE EXPECTED PRECIPITATION TYPES FOR ALL REGIONS AS THE STORM GETS CLOSER. HOWEVER... IT IS IMPORTANT FOR ALL INTERESTS TO STAY UPDATED WITH THE LATEST WEATHER INFORMATION THROUGH THURSDAY. WHATEVER REGIONS DO GET IMPACTED WITH THE SNOW... FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET... THERE WILL LIKELY BE ENOUGH PRECIPITATION TO HAVE A MAJOR IMPACT ON TRAVEL AND POTENTIALLY DAMAGE TREES AND POWER LINES. A WINTER STORM WATCH MEANS THERE IS A POTENTIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT SNOW... SLEET... OR ICE ACCUMULATIONS THAT MAY IMPACT TRAVEL. CONTINUE TO MONITOR THE LATEST FORECASTS.

Is this the real deal? Or will it be another washout

no problem buddy have fun in EPCC tomorrow

Dont worry buddy ill be bringing them into your ER just to see your face

Date:12-13-08 Time: 0055 Location: 5219 route 82 Frequency:Dispatch,Response,Command Units Operating:Millbrook, Alamo medic 20 and flycar 73 0056- 49-55 responding update pt unconcious but breathing Alamo flycar w.o radio 0057- 2nd dispatch 49-71,72,63. 2 patients 1 unconcious 0058- 2nd ALS Unit req. 0100-49-71 responding 0103- 3rd dispacth for 49-72,63 update w/ entrapment 0104- 49-55 o/s 0108- Fire Police req. by NYS police to shut down Route 82 at Hibernia Spur 0114-Alamo medic 20 on scene 0119-Alamo fly-car 73 o/s Writer: EFFD3918

I agree I believe xfirefighter484x has alot of time on his hands like two hours extra a day

http ://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2008/1...th.wjla

I agree that paramedics were probably on scene but the title says EMTs. The woman also said that the ambulance refused to take him. I highly doubt that but they might have suggested he not go

My department had a rescue like this a few weeks ago. Deer stuck in a pool. They got him out alive but he took about ten steps and dropped dead...This looks like a good rescue

Carmel beat JJ East Fishkill in the first round of playoffs and then I believe they lost

cant wait until I take this class on saturday!! great pictures