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Date: 9-7-2012
Time: 17:55
Location: 180 Bradley Road
Frequency: 154.100 (SFD), 155.490 (SPD/SVAC), 46.26, Fire 19, EMS 19
Units Operating: [scarsdale FD: 2431, E55, E56, L28]; [Hartsdale FD: E170 (FAST)]; [scarsdale VAC: 79A1]; [WCDES: Battalion 11];
Units Relocated: [White Plains FD: E66]; [Greenville: L4];
Weather Conditions: Rain, lightning
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a P/D.

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Date: 9-7-2012
Time: 17:55
Location: 180 Bradley Road
Frequency: 154.100 (SFD), 155.490 (SPD/SVAC), 46.26, Fire 19, EMS 19
Units Operating: [scarsdale FD: 2431, E55, E56, L28]; [Hartsdale FD: E170 (FAST)]; [scarsdale VAC: 79A1]; [WCDES: Battalion 11];
Units Relocated: [White Plains FD: E66]; [Greenville: L4];
Weather Conditions: Rain, lightning
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a P/D.

Date: 08-28-12
Time: 1445hrs (approx)
Location: IAO 485 Temple Hill Rd.
Frequency: OC911/Base-5
Units Operating: New Windsor EMS w/Chief, (2) Ambulances, Medic, Blooming Grove Medic, Stat-Flight Air-2, Hackensack UMC Air-1, New Windsor PD w/Numerous, Vails Gate FD Car-2, E481, E478.
Weather Conditions: Clear/Hot
Description Of Incident: Motorcycle vs. Tractor Trailer MVA
Reporters: BFD1054, INIT915
1445hrs (approx)-Vails Gate FD requested to set-up an LZ. New Windsor EMS operating at a serious motorcycle vs. tractor trailer MVA IAO Schlesingers Steak House and requesting a Medevac.
Vails Gate E481 responded and set-up an LZ at the nearby Price Chopper parking lot where New Windsor PD had secured a large area for them.
New Windsor EMS then advised Vails Gate units that they would be requesting a 2nd Medevac.
OC911 advised that the 2nd Medevac would be out of Hackensack University Medical Center with an approximate 20 minute ETA.
Vails Gate LZ Command advised that there was plenty of room to land both Medevacs at their current location. E481's officer then radioed to Station-1 to request a 2nd Engine to assist at the LZ. Members who were standing by immediately responded with E478.
Stat Flight Air-1 was off the ground before Hackensack UMC Air-1 made its approach. HUMC Air-1 then landed w/E481 and E478 standing by.
New Windsor EMS transferred patient care to the crew of HUMC Air-1, which then transported the 2nd patient.
All Fire, EMS and PD units then picked up and went back in service.
*sorry i do not have exact times as i was operating at the LZ.
**Also, i was not monitoring EMS, so i do not have original dispatch/on scene info.

Sorry I prefer Bud Light...

With Hurricane Issac now over the Keys the Capt may need help . I am willing to drive down in my pick up to check on him.I am looking for donations to fill my truck to take to him.
One D battery
10 cases of Coors Lite [Tall Cans]
5 cases of Captain Morgan
5 cases of Gray Goose
1 pint of fresh water
2 cases of Slim Jims
4 cases of Potatoe chips
2 gallons of Venison chilli
4 gallons of Manhatten clam chowder
4 loafs of Arthur ave bread

If anyone has these supplies and is willing to donate please call. I will only go down by myself as to get the supplies to him as soon as possible

Date: 5-25-2012
Time: 00:10
Location: 16 North Main Street (St. Regis Falls)
Frequency: Franklin County Dispatch
Units Operating: Multiple FD's from Franklin and St. Lawrence counties
Weather Conditions: Heavy wind
Description Of Incident: St Regis Falls FD received a call shortly after midnight for a structure fire at the above address which is a OMD. A St. Regis Falls FD Chief arrived on scene and was alerted by a resident that someone was trapped inside. The Chief grabbed a ladder from the property and used it to rescue the trapped resident. Mutual aid was requested from 23 Franklin county and St. Lawrence county departments. Departments from Tupper Lake to Malone were on scene. Tankers were used to draft 2 million gallons of water. Malone, Saranac Lake and Brasher-Winthrop fire departments sent aerial trucks to the scene. A State of emergency was declared due to the fires central location and proximity to adjacent structures including a NYSP headquarter and a Post Office. Firefighters took a defensive approach to keep the fire from spreading to the rest of the block and surrounding buildings. The fire is not thought to be suspicious but is under investigation by the OFPC, Franklin County OEM and the Franklin County C&O Team.

Date: 8/19/12
Time: 1116hrs (11:16 am)
Location: I-684 SB (IAO Rest Area) mm 15.2
Frequency: 46.26, Fire 16, EMS 16, FG2 (LZ), 155.250 (BPD), TMC
Units Operating: [bedford Hills FD: 2031 (IC), 2032 (Ops), 2033 (LZ), E199, R10, T5 (LZ)], [KBHVAC: 65B1, 65B2, 65B3, 65-12], [bedford FD: 52B1], [WEMS: 45M1, 45M2, 45M3], [sTAT Flight: Air 2], [bedford PD: Car 32], NYSP, NYSDOT
Units on Standby: [Katonah FD: E116 @ KFD]
Weather Conditions: Mostly Cloudy, 69 Degrees
Description Of Incident: 1 Car MVA Rollover with "Heavy Extrication" per LT O/S. 3 Patients all ALS to WMC.
Reporters: firedude, saillr332
1116hrs: TMC dispatched Car to scene for a PIAA
1116hrs: 60 Control dispatched KBHVAC, 45M1, E199, and R10 to mm 15.2 for a MVA rollover with possible extrication
1117hrs: 45M2 responding to back 45M1
1118hrs: 2031 responding
1119hrs: 2032 responidng
1120hrs: 60 Control reports off-duty PD on scene with 1 victim out of car, 2nd victim "heavily entangled" in vehicle
1120hrs: 2031 requeting availablity on Medevac
1121hrs: Bedford PD car 32 responding to 684
1122hrs: KBHVAC dispatched for second ambulance to respond
1123hrs: 2031 on location, accident is in left center median
1123hrs: 60 Control reports Stat flight is on auto launch
1123hrs: 2031 reports 1 pt. unconscious, requesting “The Bird”
1124hrs: 2032 requesting T5 for LZ, requesting retone
1124hrs: E199 responding
1125hrs: 65B3 on scene
1126hrs: 60 Control reports 13min ETA on STAT Flight
1130hrs: 2031 requesting retone for rescue and tanker, dispatched
1130hrs: R10 responding, to block traffic per 2031
1130hrs: 2033 on scene, 2032 is Ops
1131hrs: E199 on scene
1135hrs: 2033 setting up LZ just south of accident
1138hrs: IC requesting 3rd Medic and Bus to scene
1140hrs: Air 2 inbound with 3 min ETA
1140hrs: IC reporting extended operations
1144hrs: 65B3 transporting 2 patients ALS to WMC with 45M2
1147hrs: 65-12 requesting 65B2 to scene, Dispatched
1147hrs: Air 2 on ground
1149hrs: 65B2 responding, advised 684 is shutdown heavy traffic
1151hrs: 60 Control advising 65B2 to go north on Rt. 172, unknown what may be best
1154hrs: 2031 requesting Katonah engine to go on standby for BHFD in own HQ, dispatched
1158hrs: Bat 16 requested to landline
1200hrs: 52B1, 65B2 on scene
1203hrs: 65B3 out at WMC
1214hrs: 52B1 at NWH with 45M3
1221hrs: 2031 reports pt. extricated in care of EMS
1228hrs: 65B2 & 65B3 back in service per 65-12
1240hrs: 2031 releasing Katonah engine from standby
1244hrs: Bedford PD clear from scene, enroute to station
1249hrs: 52B1 back in service, driving medic to flycar at KBHVAC
1259hrs: 45M3 back in service
1301hrs: 65B3 leaving WMC, back in service, 45M2 on board
1305hrs: 45M1 back in service
1306hrs: 2031 reports all BHFD units clear of 684
Lohud Article: http://www.lohud.com/article/20120819/NEWS02/120819005/Woman-critically-injured-684-crash-2-boys-also-taken-hospital?odyssey=tab|topnews|img|Frontpage
Lohud Photos: http://www.lohud.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Avis=BH&Dato=20120819&Kategori=NEWS&Lopenr=308190069&Ref=PH&odyssey=mod%7Cgalleriespic%7Cumbrella&nclick_check=1
Bedford Patch Article: http://bedford.patch...cident-on-i-684
Bedford Daily Voice: http://bedford.daily...medium=facebook
**Anyone with info can PM me

How tight was it? Here is Pleasantville's old E-91 a 1969 American LaFrance

Date:8/5/13
Time: 1650
Location: Pocono Raceway, Long Pond, PA
Frequency:
Units Operating:
Weather Conditions: heavy rain, high winds Lightning
Description Of Incident: 10 spectators leaving NASCAR race struck by one or more lightning bolts as they were leaving the grandstand area. One fatality at this time, another listed critical. Unsure if the lightning struck the grandstand or parking area behind it. I was in a friend's car in the parking area and saw the lightning. Over 100,000 in attendance today. Large crowds attempting to get out of stadium to parking area as race called early to approaching storm
Reporters: grumpyFF

Just wanted to say a few words about the wake yesterday and the funeral today. All comments in this post are my own thoughts and comments and do not reflect my professional agencies/departments.
I wanted to thank the FDNY community and all other departments that were involved with the ceremonies today and yesterday. I thought both the wake and funeral service were very well organized and went very smoothly. Both had excellent turnouts. It was a great send of for Lenny and was great to see how many people came out to celebrate his legacy and to support his family during this very hard time. Having known Lenny for several years, I would expect nothing else of his friends and the people that knew him and worked with him.
I was amazed at how welcoming and friendly the FDNY community was. We invited them into the PFD HQ after the wake yesterday and had a "little" reception for the family and friends. I can not even begin to count how many FDNY members came up to PFD members and introduced themselves and thanked them for letting the FDNY into their house and treating them like family. Everyone was just so happy to be surrounded by people that also knew and enjoyed knowing Lenny. Today in NYC they returned the favor. It was truly an incredible display of the amazing sense of brotherhood and sisterhood that makes what we do so special.
RIP Lenny. You will be greatly missed but more important your legacy will be greatly honored.

Just wanted to say a few words about the wake yesterday and the funeral today. All comments in this post are my own thoughts and comments and do not reflect my professional agencies/departments.
I wanted to thank the FDNY community and all other departments that were involved with the ceremonies today and yesterday. I thought both the wake and funeral service were very well organized and went very smoothly. Both had excellent turnouts. It was a great send of for Lenny and was great to see how many people came out to celebrate his legacy and to support his family during this very hard time. Having known Lenny for several years, I would expect nothing else of his friends and the people that knew him and worked with him.
I was amazed at how welcoming and friendly the FDNY community was. We invited them into the PFD HQ after the wake yesterday and had a "little" reception for the family and friends. I can not even begin to count how many FDNY members came up to PFD members and introduced themselves and thanked them for letting the FDNY into their house and treating them like family. Everyone was just so happy to be surrounded by people that also knew and enjoyed knowing Lenny. Today in NYC they returned the favor. It was truly an incredible display of the amazing sense of brotherhood and sisterhood that makes what we do so special.
RIP Lenny. You will be greatly missed but more important your legacy will be greatly honored.

Just wanted to say a few words about the wake yesterday and the funeral today. All comments in this post are my own thoughts and comments and do not reflect my professional agencies/departments.
I wanted to thank the FDNY community and all other departments that were involved with the ceremonies today and yesterday. I thought both the wake and funeral service were very well organized and went very smoothly. Both had excellent turnouts. It was a great send of for Lenny and was great to see how many people came out to celebrate his legacy and to support his family during this very hard time. Having known Lenny for several years, I would expect nothing else of his friends and the people that knew him and worked with him.
I was amazed at how welcoming and friendly the FDNY community was. We invited them into the PFD HQ after the wake yesterday and had a "little" reception for the family and friends. I can not even begin to count how many FDNY members came up to PFD members and introduced themselves and thanked them for letting the FDNY into their house and treating them like family. Everyone was just so happy to be surrounded by people that also knew and enjoyed knowing Lenny. Today in NYC they returned the favor. It was truly an incredible display of the amazing sense of brotherhood and sisterhood that makes what we do so special.
RIP Lenny. You will be greatly missed but more important your legacy will be greatly honored.

Just wanted to say a few words about the wake yesterday and the funeral today. All comments in this post are my own thoughts and comments and do not reflect my professional agencies/departments.
I wanted to thank the FDNY community and all other departments that were involved with the ceremonies today and yesterday. I thought both the wake and funeral service were very well organized and went very smoothly. Both had excellent turnouts. It was a great send of for Lenny and was great to see how many people came out to celebrate his legacy and to support his family during this very hard time. Having known Lenny for several years, I would expect nothing else of his friends and the people that knew him and worked with him.
I was amazed at how welcoming and friendly the FDNY community was. We invited them into the PFD HQ after the wake yesterday and had a "little" reception for the family and friends. I can not even begin to count how many FDNY members came up to PFD members and introduced themselves and thanked them for letting the FDNY into their house and treating them like family. Everyone was just so happy to be surrounded by people that also knew and enjoyed knowing Lenny. Today in NYC they returned the favor. It was truly an incredible display of the amazing sense of brotherhood and sisterhood that makes what we do so special.
RIP Lenny. You will be greatly missed but more important your legacy will be greatly honored.

I was with PFDescue47 today at the services. The FDNY has always been great during the tough times after loss of a loved member of the service. Unfortunately they are so great at times like this due all the practice they have had over the years. They were excellent in including members of Pleasantville Volunteer Fire Department, and Pleasantville Volunteer Ambulance Corps in the services last night and today. I recognized some faces last night and today from jobs in the Bronx, and I was glad to see that everyone had great memories of Lenny, it's a great reflection of the man he was. Even FDNY Commissioner Sal Cassano's speech at the church was spot on, describing Lenny and all his great qualities. Boston EMS sent their Honor Guard,as well as representatives of Mountain Rescue Aspen, and the turnout at the church was awesome. One LT mentioned it was the largest funerals she had seen in 10 years. As the family left the church we were 2 deep for almost two complete city blocks. Lining up as the family left the church:
church
Lenny, until we meet again.

Just wanted to say a few words about the wake yesterday and the funeral today. All comments in this post are my own thoughts and comments and do not reflect my professional agencies/departments.
I wanted to thank the FDNY community and all other departments that were involved with the ceremonies today and yesterday. I thought both the wake and funeral service were very well organized and went very smoothly. Both had excellent turnouts. It was a great send of for Lenny and was great to see how many people came out to celebrate his legacy and to support his family during this very hard time. Having known Lenny for several years, I would expect nothing else of his friends and the people that knew him and worked with him.
I was amazed at how welcoming and friendly the FDNY community was. We invited them into the PFD HQ after the wake yesterday and had a "little" reception for the family and friends. I can not even begin to count how many FDNY members came up to PFD members and introduced themselves and thanked them for letting the FDNY into their house and treating them like family. Everyone was just so happy to be surrounded by people that also knew and enjoyed knowing Lenny. Today in NYC they returned the favor. It was truly an incredible display of the amazing sense of brotherhood and sisterhood that makes what we do so special.
RIP Lenny. You will be greatly missed but more important your legacy will be greatly honored.

Just wanted to say a few words about the wake yesterday and the funeral today. All comments in this post are my own thoughts and comments and do not reflect my professional agencies/departments.
I wanted to thank the FDNY community and all other departments that were involved with the ceremonies today and yesterday. I thought both the wake and funeral service were very well organized and went very smoothly. Both had excellent turnouts. It was a great send of for Lenny and was great to see how many people came out to celebrate his legacy and to support his family during this very hard time. Having known Lenny for several years, I would expect nothing else of his friends and the people that knew him and worked with him.
I was amazed at how welcoming and friendly the FDNY community was. We invited them into the PFD HQ after the wake yesterday and had a "little" reception for the family and friends. I can not even begin to count how many FDNY members came up to PFD members and introduced themselves and thanked them for letting the FDNY into their house and treating them like family. Everyone was just so happy to be surrounded by people that also knew and enjoyed knowing Lenny. Today in NYC they returned the favor. It was truly an incredible display of the amazing sense of brotherhood and sisterhood that makes what we do so special.
RIP Lenny. You will be greatly missed but more important your legacy will be greatly honored.

Just wanted to say a few words about the wake yesterday and the funeral today. All comments in this post are my own thoughts and comments and do not reflect my professional agencies/departments.
I wanted to thank the FDNY community and all other departments that were involved with the ceremonies today and yesterday. I thought both the wake and funeral service were very well organized and went very smoothly. Both had excellent turnouts. It was a great send of for Lenny and was great to see how many people came out to celebrate his legacy and to support his family during this very hard time. Having known Lenny for several years, I would expect nothing else of his friends and the people that knew him and worked with him.
I was amazed at how welcoming and friendly the FDNY community was. We invited them into the PFD HQ after the wake yesterday and had a "little" reception for the family and friends. I can not even begin to count how many FDNY members came up to PFD members and introduced themselves and thanked them for letting the FDNY into their house and treating them like family. Everyone was just so happy to be surrounded by people that also knew and enjoyed knowing Lenny. Today in NYC they returned the favor. It was truly an incredible display of the amazing sense of brotherhood and sisterhood that makes what we do so special.
RIP Lenny. You will be greatly missed but more important your legacy will be greatly honored.

Just wanted to say a few words about the wake yesterday and the funeral today. All comments in this post are my own thoughts and comments and do not reflect my professional agencies/departments.
I wanted to thank the FDNY community and all other departments that were involved with the ceremonies today and yesterday. I thought both the wake and funeral service were very well organized and went very smoothly. Both had excellent turnouts. It was a great send of for Lenny and was great to see how many people came out to celebrate his legacy and to support his family during this very hard time. Having known Lenny for several years, I would expect nothing else of his friends and the people that knew him and worked with him.
I was amazed at how welcoming and friendly the FDNY community was. We invited them into the PFD HQ after the wake yesterday and had a "little" reception for the family and friends. I can not even begin to count how many FDNY members came up to PFD members and introduced themselves and thanked them for letting the FDNY into their house and treating them like family. Everyone was just so happy to be surrounded by people that also knew and enjoyed knowing Lenny. Today in NYC they returned the favor. It was truly an incredible display of the amazing sense of brotherhood and sisterhood that makes what we do so special.
RIP Lenny. You will be greatly missed but more important your legacy will be greatly honored.

Nice video tribute.

Very Cool. Perhaps he will help out Potsdam Fire as a mutual aid member. Having done so myself, I can say that it was a life changing experience full of amazing people.

May our departed Brother find eternal rest and comfort in the lords kingdom.

This was sent to us by our brothers out west. Real class acts!