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  1. The door from the first floor inside the house was kept closed and the outside windows and doors to the basement were burned clean away upon arival. This fire was burning for a while before we got there. Although it looks like the fire was totally on the outside it went up the thru walls into the second floor bedroom. The basement attack was made thru the outside door that was burned off. The basement was a separate apartment although it was the same family


  2. In the 3rd photo it looks like water coming out of a 2nd floor window. Were guys in there making a push?

    The first handline came off the truck and went into the side door towards the fire room which was the kitchen in the back of the house (where the hose spray is comming from). The second handline was into the basement where the fire started and the third line went up to the second floor. We had a forth line off but I'm not sure where it was deployed. The mutual aid companys helped with pulling walls and ceilings and hitting the hot spots. The village of fishkill tried to shore up the floor between the basement and first floor but with all the beams burned thru it was almost impossible.


  3. Date:5/12/2010

    Time:22:06

    Location:307 East Mtn Rd South

    Frequency: 46.380

    Units Operating: NHFD 21-11, 21-12-, 21-13, 21-21, 21-41, 21-61, 21-31, Cold Spring 13-22, Garrison 15-41 15-61, Contential Village on stand by their quarters, Rombout 62-12 Fillage of Fishkill Fast Glenham 43-31 Hughsonville

    45-31 Second tanker with manpower on stand by NHFD quarters, Philipstown Vac W/Medic, Putnam County Fire Investigation Team

    Weather Conditions: 50's with drizzle

    Description Of Incident:Reporting Working fire with possible trapped subject

    Reporters: Jason S

    Writer:NHFD21255


  4. The North Highlands Fire Department will be having a pasta dinner to benefit Police Officer Louie Osso. Louie in an Honorary Member of our department,his wife Maria and sister in law Michelle are associate members and his other sister in law Barbara and father in law Armando are active members. Louie has always supported our department and now it's our turn to support him. We hope you all can attend and support this great cause. The fundraiser will be held at the North Highlands Fire Department 504 Fishkill Road Cold Spring NY 10516 on May 15th from 5pm to 8pm. For any other infromation call the fire house at 845-265-9595 or go to our website at NHFD21.org


  5. Cold Spring Fire took delivery of the new 13-2-1 yesterday from Smeal/Spartan . It will be going back for the mounting and lettering this week and should be in service as some point in April. It is a 2010 Smeal/Spartan 2500 gal Rescue Pumper.

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  6. Date:1/10/2010

    Time:Apx 12:00

    Location: 256 Lawer lane off Nixon rd

    Frequency: 453.900

    Units Operating:Lagrange , East Fishkill , Beekman , Plesant Valley.

    Weather Conditions: Clear and cold

    Description Of Incident:DCSO on location reporting fully involved house fire

    Reporters:

    Writer:NHFD21255

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  7. Cold Spring's Engine and Village Of Fishkill's ladder in the front of the building were being feed by the hydrant system and Contential Vilage's tanker. North Highlands Engine on Crown street was being feed by North Highlands's tanker and Garrison's tanker. I belive there were 4 1.75" lines 1 2" line and 1 2.5" line on the fire (not all flowing at once). The hydrant system in the village is very old and the pressure is not all that great especially in that spot.


  8. These pictures were taken by my 12yo son within minutes of the dispatch. I live 1 block from the fire and this is what I found when we pulled up. The fire was already thru the roof and walls on the crown st side. The house was built within the last 2 years and has cedar shake siding and I belive the roof was as well . The floors and main beams that were 100 year old reclaimed lumber with alot of polyurathane on the floors. Half the house had a full height basement with the fireside only having a 2 foot crawl space (where alot of fire was hiding durning overhaul. 2 houses and a garage sustained heat damage from the fire also.

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  9. Date:12/24/2009

    Time:18:59

    Location:240 Main st

    Frequency: 46.380

    Units Operating:

    Cold Spring Fire 13-1-1,13-1-2,13-2-1,13-2-2,13-3-1

    North Highlands 21-1-1,21-1-2,21-1-3,21-2-1,21-2-2,21-4-1

    Garrison 15-1-2,15-6-1,15-4-1

    Contential Village 14-1-1,14-4-1, 1 engine unknow which one

    Village of Fishkill 42-12,42-13 + Chief's

    Rombout 62-45 + Chief's

    Hughsonville 45-55

    City of Beacon 33-11

    Putnam Valley on stand by NHFD quarters

    Philipstown VAC

    Medic 1

    Putnam Fire County Fire Investigation Team

    There may be more so PM me and I'll update

    Weather Conditions: Cold Clear

    Description Of Incident:Working Fire

    Reporters:

    Writer:NHFD21255

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  10. Just another peice of Fire Tradition being taken away from us. When we took our siren down a couple years ago to build the new fire house we actually had people asking if there's no 6 pm whistle how is my child supposed to know what time to come home for dinner ? Now that it's back up we've only had 1 person complain. He lives across the street from the fire house and knew there was a fire house with a whistle there before he moved in.


  11. Date:11-16-2009

    Time:14:23

    Location: Old Albany Post Rd @ Susan lane

    Frequency: 46.380

    Units Operating:Contential Village

    Weather Conditions: 60 and Clear

    Description Of Incident:Reported Tractor trailer roll over on fire with entraptment

    Reporters:

    Writer:NHFD21255

    http://www.lohud.com/article/20091116/NEWS01/911160366/Serious-accident-on-Route-9-in-Continental-Village


  12. Just a question to think about. I dont belive Beacon's ladder has a pump on it , if it does stop reading here. If it dosent and the ladder shows up at a working fire first what happens if the only engine they have dosent make it to the scene (breaks down , has an accident or comes upon another call ect)? This could in my opinion cause some serious safety issues for the crews responding and the public we serve. I could unterstand if they want to get rid of the station to have cost on heating electric and maint of the building but cutting out 4 Firefighters and an engine is NOT the answer so save money