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Date: 7/18/2013
Time: 03:46
Location: West Milford (Passaic Co) 30 Lycosky drive (Town DPW Yard / Recycling Center)
Units: Co's 3 / 6 / 5 on the first alarm 2nd alarm Co. 1 with out town m/a 3rd alarm Orange Co. units Plus Cover unis
Description: Heavy fire in multiple very large piles of mulch. Multiple large line operating with a tower ladder in operation. Tanker shuttle is on going with 2 draft site set up.PHOTOS: http://bit.ly/12JYsgb
STORY: http://bit.ly/13m27Am
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Fourth helicopter in Northern NJ, second one added this week. way more helicopters in NJ then it needs. It all fun and games until there's a smoking hole in the ground.
Who was the other that added a bird.
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With all the members on here 306 should win hands down....... Please help them out and vote every day till it is over and pass the word along to your friends and family.
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It was on 4th ave between 1st street and 2nd street.
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R.I.P. Kevin..........
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Date:8-21-2011
Time: 19:02
Location: 103 Lindey Lakes Drive
Frequency: 46.38
Units Operating: WMFD Co's 4 , 1, 2, 5 (fast) , M/A Ringwood (Cover)
Weather Conditions: Rain with T-Storms
Description Of Incident: House struck by lighting starting a fire in the attic area. Fire was in a 1.5 wood frame pvt dwelling. Fire was held to the attic area. M/A tanker from Ringwood FD (T-262) to stand-by at Co 4
Writer: CPAGE
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It is a video camera that transmits back to the hospital command center so the administrative staff can see what is going on at the scene. The unit is mounted on our special operations communication vehicle. This unit is parked at the NYP Weill Cornell campus.
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Date: 7-9-2011
Time: 12:54
Location: Greenwood Lake Airport off Marshall Hill Road
Frequency: 46.38
Units Operating: WMFD Co'S 3 , 6 , 5 S/C Co 4 (Rescue) S/C Co's 1 , 2 (rescues), Many M/A Depts
Weather Conditions: Clear and Nice
Description Of Incident: Single engine jet was landing and over shot the runway down an enbankment into the woods and overturned. FD worked on freeing the pilot that was trapped.
Reporters:
Writer: CPAGE
Link with photo's and story: http://www.1strespondernews.com/webpages/news/displaynews.aspx?ID=df31d693-62d5-4fa6-a3a4-d26c7aa48361
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Date: 6/10/11
Time: 05:35
Location: 1 Butler Ln.
Frequency: 46.38
Units Operating: Co.6 /Co.3 / Co.4 / Co.1 (fast)/ Co.5 (Tanker)
Weather Conditions: Warm / Clear
Description Of Incident: Unit's on scene with a fire in a 1.5 sty wood frame 20x30 fire in the first floor kitchen. Fire was k/d with the first line with some extention to the attic. Search conducted with 9 cats and 2 dogs found d.o.a..
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Writer: CPAGE
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It looks to me that he is telling the kid to get off the new truck.................JK.....
Great Pic
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West Milford NJ (Passaic Co)
Rescue 4 1994 E-One
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Date: 4-9-2011
Time:17:10
Location: 44 Joseph Place
Frequency:46.380
Units Operating: WMFD Eng 4,Tanker 4, Res 4, Tanker 1, Eng 1, Eng 6, Tan 2, Co. 5 (Fast) M/A Stand-by Units Ringwood FD, Boloomindale FD.
Weather Conditions: Clear/Nice
Description Of Incident: Fire reported on the rear deck from a BBQ. Engine 4 arrived to find heavey fire in the and into the attic. The first line was pulled to the rear and k/d the fire. Members made entry to the front and conducted a searches with negative result. Fire did extend into the dwelling via the attic. The fire was k/d and placed u/cin 35 mins. One member was treathed and transported for a leg injury.
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Writer: CPAGE
Link to story in First Responder:
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New York Presbyterian Hospital at East 68th street will be lighting up the south side of the Baker Tower (26 Story) blue for the month of April.
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Yup! Port Chester (TL2), Harrison (TL24), Purchase (TL53), Village of Mamaroneck (TL20), Larchmont (TL7), Greenwich (TL1), West Harrison (TL9), New Rochelle (TL11). All are within 10 miles of Rye. So, I think Rye is well covered.
Dont forget the south sound shore T/L Pelham Manor TL-3
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Try this link it is sitting in a yard. The link is for Google Earth
"Former Fire Engine" lat=40.890574819, lon=-73.8279237325
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Great job by all the companies and members at the scene. Also good job by the 2 victims in stay calm and waiting for the members to get them.
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I will be adding the other 5 companies to this profile as I get to the other house and take the photo's. So please stand-by for more pic's and info.
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And this is the 4 House.
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Next is Rescue 4
Rescue 4
1993 E-One
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Next is Tanker 4
Tanker 4
1998 Pierce
1500 Gpm / 2500 gals
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West Milford NJ (Passaic Co) Fire department is made up of 6 fire companies and cover 98 square miles. I will start with Company 4 the Macopin Fire Company we operate 1 engine 1 tanker (tender) 1 rescue and a brush truck.
Engine Co. 4
2005 Pierce 1500 gpm / 1000 gals
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Date: 1/22/2011
Time: 09:20
Location: 520 Stonetown Road
Frequency: 46.38
Units Operating: RWFD Co's 1,2,3, West Milford FD Tankers 3,4 Tuxedo NY (FAST)
Weather Conditions: Very Cold
Description Of Incident: Fire in a 20x30 2 story frame garage with an apartment on the 2nd floor. Fire started in the garage and extented up to the second floor and roof area. Fire was k/d with in 10 mins a live power line was down in front of the building.
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Writer: CPAGE
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RETIRED FDNY FIREFIGHTER WILLIAM "BILLY" QUICK-9/11 WTC Cancer
The Secret List www.FireFighterCloseCalls.com
It is with deep regret that we advise you that FDNY FF Billy Quick, 55 (Retired) has died from cancer.
Billy was a very well known, colorful and popular FDNY Firefighter who the absolute definition of a Fireman's Fireman-from his fun side to the "job serious" side. Billy was also a 20+ year member of the Long Beach FD, in Nassau County, Long Island, New York. He leaves behind his wife, Lisa and 2 children, their twins Ryan Mary and William Henry, age 17. Tragically, Billy lost a short battle with what appeared to be effects suffered from operating at Ground Zero during 9/11. He was suffering from COPD, CHF along with other health issues. Before he passed away, he was hooked up around the clock to a machine that gave him the oxygen that his lungs no longer could take from the air.
He will be reposing at Macken Mortuary 3930 Long Beach Road Island Park, NY on Thursday (01/20/11) 2-4pm & 7-9pm and Friday (01/21/11) 2-4pm & 7-9pm.
Firematic Services will be held on Friday 01/21/11 at 8pm Macken Mortuary 3930 Long Beach Road, Island Park, N.Y.
Mass will be held 9:30am at St. Ignatius Church 721 West Broadway, Long Beach, NY Burial to follow at St. Charles Cemetery 149 Conklin Street, Farmingdale, NY
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Date: 12-21-2010
Time: 13:10
Location: 1882 Grand Concourse
Frequency: 154.190
Units Operating: 3rd alarm
Weather Conditions: Cold / Overcast
Description Of Incident: Fire ia a 12-story 60 x 100 building. O/I/C reports 4 10-45'2 Code 4 at 13:24 hrs. NFI
Reporters/Writer: CPAGE
in Westchester County Area Emergency Services News
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Any photo's of the New New Rochelle apparatus.... Thanks