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Nice shots. thanks for posting.

Great pics. Nice to see the rescue jacks used. Looks like a great job by LFD. Nice umbrella!

Nice looking rigs. Both of these are Pierce right?

Rest in Peace Sgt Mark Renninger, Officers Ronald Owens, Tina Griswold, and Greg Richards. Condolences to the families, friends and fellow police officers.

Thanks for the great shot!!! Why does the SWAT rig and Dive bus has mainly blue lights? Also, are all Boston FD trucks Pierce and engines E-One?

Verizon is the best cell phone provider hands down!

Two questions: 1. Who cares? 2. Why do you waste your time caring?

Rest in Peace Brother. Prayers and condolences to his family.

Awesome looking rig. What is the crane rated to? When is this rescue due to go into service? Best of luck with it!!!

Nice looking rig. I like the rescue jacks compartment. Best of luck with it!

Great looking ride. Nice Job. Best of luck with it!

Awesome pics! Thanks for sharing.

Nice looking rig! Best of luck with it. Not a huge fan of the traffic advisor being so low. It makes it hard for cars down the road to see the rig if there is a truck behind it. Especially since the traffic advisor the primary lighting for the rear. It also will be eye level with other drivers this can be dangerous. Overall, trucks looks awesome!!!

WOW!!! Incredible.

Awesome looking truck. What are the benefits of the two front axles. I assume both front axles turn right?

Nice looking chiefs truck. Does anyone know why there is no shelving system in the back for radios? where will the radios and other electronics be stored?

Great looking car. Best of luck with it!

Great shots. Any idea which ship will be replace with the new vessel?

Pictures from a rollover MVA in Thornwood that happened roughly 2 years ago. Sorry for posting so late, I just found these pictures. I was sitting at the red light Marble Ave. and Broadway when this car rolled going through the intersection. Sorry for the poor quality, pictures were take on my cell phone after helping patients extricate from the car prior to EMS/FD arrival.

That gas station is notorious for high prices. But I do not miss those prices either!

I did notice the underground fire hydrant. Very hard to find indeed. I assume the hydrants are underground simply to eliminate the threat of vandalism or misuse as you see with almost every NYC hydrant. I can not think of any other reasons.

Nice looking truck. I like the very big bumper!. Best of luck with it.

Nice shots. Anyone know the cause of the fire? Was the trailer occupied? I take it this was an exterior job from the start?

I do not see a problem with this. If you do not like what was done, make sure you do not ever park near a fire hydrant. Also, in the FDNY picture, there does not appear to be any glass on the ground outside the vehicle, so it is possible the window was already down or access was gained into the car and the window was pushed down. Either way who cares, a solid water source was established and the fire was presumably knocked down.

Very sad news. Thoughts and prayers out to his family. RIP.