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Date: 12/11/2012
Time: 1718hrs (5:15pm)
Incident Type: HazMat Spill
District: Bedford Hills Fire District
Location: 307 Bedford Road (@ Bedford Police Department)
Units on Scene: [Bedford Hills FD: 2031 (IC), 2032, 2033, E199, TL57, R10, MA9], [WCDES: 2001, 2003, HazMat 1, Bat 16], Bedford Police
Frequency: 46.26 (Dispatch), Fire 16, 155.250 (BPD)
Weather Conditions: Mostly Cloudy, 40 Degrees
Description: Inside odor found to be a sulfuric acid spill down a sink
Reporters: firedude
1718hrs: Bedford FD E199 & TL57 dispatched non-emergency to Bedford PD HQ for an inside odor invest
1720hrs: 2031 requesting R10 & MA9 be added to the assignment
1725hrs: 2031 requesting HazMat team to respond for a sulfuric acid spill down a sink
1742hrs: HazMat 1 responding
1859hrs: 2032, TL57, R10, MA9 returning to service
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Date: 12/11/2012
Time: 1323hrs (1:23pm)
Incident Type: Residential Structure Fire
District: Croton Fire District
Location: 96 S Mt. Airy Rd (Between Glengary Rd and Georgia Ln)
Units on Scene: [Croton FD: 2081, 2082, E118, E119, E120, R18, T10], [Ossining FD: 2331, 2334, E98, TL42, U51 (FAST)], [Montrose VA: 2571, 2574, E225], [Buchanan FD: 2551, U12 (Cascade)], [Croton EMS], [Cortland VAC], [Ossining EMS], [Tri-Village Medic], [WCDES: Bat 10 and C&O Zone 4], [Croton PD], [NYSP], [Croton Water Dept.], [Con Ed]
Units on Standby: [Montrose FD: E121], [Yorktown FD: L51]
Frequency: 46.26, Fire 10, EMS 10, FG10, Croton PD
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny, 47 Degrees
Details: 1.5 Story wood frame ranch style with heavy fire shwoing on arrival, 5 L/S/O
Reporters: firedude, x4093k, peterose313, SKE#2HAHN, Remember585
1323hrs: Croton Dispatched to a reported structure fire
1325hrs: Car 2081 on scene requesting a 10-75, 1.5 Story with heavy fire showing
1326hrs: Croton 10-75 Dispatched (Croton Re-tone, Ossining FAST, Buchanan Cascade, Croton EMS, Medic, Bat 10)
1445hrs: Fire under control per IC
1619hrs: Command Terminated, all units back in service
Additional Info from Croton FD Chief: http://www.emtbravo.net/index.php/topic/47998-croton-fire-121112-additional-info/
LoHud Article with Photos/Videos: http://www.lohud.com/proart/20121211/news02/312110084/croton-hudson-home-damaged-by-fire?pagerestricted=1
Ossining-Croton Patch Article: http://ossining.patch.com/articles/fire-on-mount-airy-road-in-croton
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National Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) will replace the NYS Intermediate.
Estimated hours = 160 - 200
From: http://www.health.ny.gov/professionals/ems/national_education_standards_transition/
NYSDOH Letter to EMT-I Agencies:
Also, the only places that can offer EMT-I/AEMT training classes in westchester are WCC and Phelps, per http://www.wremsco.org/.
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Do any fire departments, that don’t normally respond to EMS calls, respond to assist EMS for CPR? In many communities where EMS might be coming from a far distance or can’t assemble a crew fast enough, a fire department could be first on scene and adequately maintain compressions and shock with an AED prior to the arrival of a bus. I know many PDs respond but the fire department can provide greater manpower (usually) and start professional CPR faster. Even if PD does respond, it’s usually only 1 or 2 officers. And Pre-arrival instruction CPR isn't always as effective as CPR done by a CPR certified responder. This of course assumes that your firefighters have a minimum of CPR/AED for the professional rescuer. Any opinions?
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On October 10th when Larchmont had the fire at the car dealership at 2050 boston post road why would they call Greenville to cover Larchmont HQ and a Pelham engine to the scene when you have departments like VMFD,Harrison FD, which are closer and more familiar with the area... It just doesnt make sense to me to have MA from Greenville and Pelham come all the way to Larchmont.
Who decides which mutual aid department is covering or operating at a certain scene ?
I'd personally like to see the Deputy Fire Coordinators have a say in an agencies mutual aid run card. Hopefully this would eliminate some of the bias and calling favorites.
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Date: 12/01/12
Time: 2136hrs (9:38pm)
Location: 3 Dudley Pl (Between Park Ave and Palisade Ave)
District: Yonkers FD
Frequency: 46.5 (YFD Dispatch), 484.7125 (Ops), 465.600 (FG), 462.550 (OEM), YPD, 33.96, Fire 18
Units on Scene: [Yonkers FD: Car 3 (IC), Car 6, Bat 1, Bat 2, E303, E304, E306, E307, E308, E309, E312, L71, L72, L74, L75, Sq11, R1], Empress EMS, Yonkers PD, Yonkers OEM, Red Cross, Con Ed
Units on Standby at YFD Staion 1: [Mt. Vernon FD: E204 (MVFD E4)], [New Rochelle FD: 2306, E22, L12]
Units on Standby at YFD Staion 12: [Yonkers FD: E314, L70]
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, 38 Degrees
Details: 3rd Alarm Structure Fire, 2.5 Story Wood frame, 4 L/S/O, 304 as FAST, 306 Captain as Safety Officer, L71 with master stream. 1 neighbor was taken to St. John for smoke inhalation by Empress. 8 YFD Firefighter were also taken for St. Johns for minor injuries, all were released latter that night. Yonkers PD quickly detained 2 people who began to fight across from fire scene. Standby units responded to other alarms in Yonkers.
Reporters: firedude, X4093K, fdny41, Larchmont_Boy
Writer: firedude
Exposures:
Exposure 1: Street
Exposure 2: 2.5 story separated by 2 driveways
Exposure 3: Backyard
Exposure 4: 2.5 story separated by 1 driveway
2136hrs: Original Dispatch for a possible working fire
2138hrs: L72 has smoke in area
2140hrs: L72 on scene with heavy smoke from front door, Bat 1 requesting 5th engine to scene
2143hrs: Bat 1 reporting 10-30, requesting 10-17 electrical to scene
2145hrs: 2.5 story wood frame, heavy fire first floor rear
2148hrs: Bat 1 requesting 2nd alarm
2151hrs: L72 reports they still haven’t found seat of fire
2153hrs: Bat 1 reports 3 L/S/O and exposers
2155hrs: Bat 1 requesting additional engine to fill out 2nd alarm, 304 dispatched
2157hrs: Bat 1 report primaries on first floor are negative
2217hrs: Car 3 taking command, 4 L/S/O with heavy fire on the 3rd floor
2219hrs: Car 3 reports Heavy fire through roof, evacuating building, requesting 3rd alarm, E304 is FAST and E306 Captain is Safety
2221hrs: Dispatch reports E313, L73 responding from Station 1
2222hrs: Car 3 requesting 1 Mutual aid to relocate
2225hrs: New Rochelle E22, L12 to relocate to YFD Station 12
2228hrs: Car 3 reports all are out and accounted for, moving to defensive, L71 operating on 2/3 side
2234hrs: Mt. Vernon E4 (E204) dispatched to relocate to station 1
2245hrs: Car 3 reports exterior attack has been discontinued, no visible flames, companies back in locating fire
2305hrs: Car 3 reports all companies operating, no visible fire, and heavy smoke inside, opening up, holding with current resources
2321hrs: Car 3 reports visible smoke in structure, opening up
2234hrs: Car 3 requesting E307, L74 to scene for extra packs
0110hrs: Car 3 reports all companies are still working, Yonkers OEM 40 is to secure the scene
LoHud Article and Photos: http://www.lohud.com...rm-fire-Yonkers
The Daily Yonkers Article: http://yonkers.daily...onkers-building
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Date: 12/01/2012
Time: 1515hrs (3:15pm)
Location: 175 Douglas Ave (X Valley Ave)
District: Yonkers FD (Station 9 First Due)
Frequency: 46.5 (YFD Dispatch), 484.7125 (Ops), 465.600 (FG), 462.550 (OEM), YPD
Units: [Yonkers FD: Bat 1 (Safety), Bat 2 (IC), E309, E310, E312 (FAST), L72, TL75, R1], Empress EMS, Yonkers PD, Yonkers OEM
Weather Conditions:
Details: Basement Fire, 1.5 Story Wood Frame, 2 L/S/O, primaries and secondaries were negative, no injuries reported, quick K/D
Reporters: firedude
Writer: firedude
1517hrs: L72 on location with smoking showing
1519hrs: Bat 2 reports fire in the basement of a 1.5 Story wood frame, Primaries under way, water on the fire
1523hrs: Bas 2 reports fire under control
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Date: 11/29/2012
Time: 1705hrs (5:05pm)
Location: Croton Harmon Train Yard, Building 6
District: Croton-on-Hudson FD
Frequency: 46.26, Fire 10, MTA
Units on Scene: [Croton FD: 2081 (IC), E118, E119, TL44, T10, R18], [Metro North FD: 2643 with Brigade], MTA PD
Units on Standby at CFD Station 3: [Montrose FD: 2271, E121], [Ossining FD: 2331, 2334, TL42]
Weather Conditions: Mostly Clear, 35 Degrees
Details: Confirmed roof fire possibly caused by construction on roof, E119 crew in building with 1 L/S/O, TL44 crew on roof, Command terminated at 1925hrs
Reporters: firedude
Writer: firedude
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Date: 11/28/2012
Time: 1548hrs (3:49pm)
Location: IAO Route 22 & Middle Patent Road
District: North Castle Fire District #2, Armonk Fire Department
Frequency: 46/26 (Dispatch), Fire 16, EMS 16, 153.800 (NCPD), 151.535 (WEMS), FG
Units: [Armonk FD: 2021, 2022, 2023, R85, 51B3], [Westchester EMS:
45M1], [WCDES: 2001, 2003, 2004, HazMat 1, Bat 16], North Castle PDWeather Conditions: Clear, 44 Degrees
Details: Oil Tanker rollover with spill, minor injuries
Reporters: firedude
Writer: firedude
1553hrs: 2021 on location with an oil tanker on its side leaking, minor injuries, canceling the medic
1555hrs: 2021 requesting Hazmat Team to scene, HazMat and Bat 16 Dispatched
1602hrs: Hazmat 1 Responding
1607hrs: 51B3 transporting BLS to NWH, 2021 requesting what levels the tanks were at
1608hrs: 51B3 reports approx 14,000 gallons of Petroleum in rear and saddle tanks had approx 25 gallons each of diesel
1611hrs: Armonk Dispatched to 10 Lyons Ct for a reported basement fire (Update: Good Intent only, no fire)
1630hrs: Hazmat 1 on location
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Astorino Criticizes Democrats for Delay on Emergency Services' Roof
Calling it illegal, inappropriate and another unnecessary delay to putting a new roof on the Department of Emergency Services' Training Center, County Executive Robert P. Astorino today vetoed legislation supported by a majority of Democrats on the Board of Legislators.
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NYS has something very similar. It has yet to catch on.
Link to discusion: http://www.emtbravo.net/index.php/topic/46756-new-york-state-sheriffs-association-yellow-dot-program/
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Date: 11/23/2012
Time: 1330hrs (1:30pm)
Location: 13 Germonds Rd (X Broward Dr)
District: Nanuet Fire District (Dept # 9)
Frequency: 44 Control, New City PD
Agencies on Scene: Nanuet Fire Department, Pearl River Fire Department, Nanuet Ambulance Corps, Rockland Paramedics, Rockland Regional Technical Rescue Team, Clarkstown Police Department, Clarkstown Building Department, Con Ed Orange & Rockland, Occupational Health & Safety Administration (OSHA), Rockland County Sheriff, Clarkstown Highway Dept., Clarkstown Sewer Dept.
Agencies at Landing Zone: West Nyack Fire Department, STAT Flight
Agencies on Standby at Nanuet HQ: Spring Valley Fire Department
Weather Conditions: Mostly Sunny, 52 Degrees
Details: A contractor working in a trench on a gas line became trapped when the trench collapsed. It took approx 2 hours to extricate the worker who was pined by large rocks and stuck in 6 feet of clay and dirt. The patient, who was conscious, was driven by Nanuet EMS to Albertus Magnus High School to meet STAT Flight and then was flown to Westchester Medical Center. OSHA is investigating.
Reporters: firedude
Writer: firedude
Lohud Article: http://www.lohud.com...|text|Frontpage
New City Patch Article (With Great Photos): http://newcity.patch...nch-in-new-city
Nanuet EMS Article: http://www.nanuetems....cfm?News_ID=48
Rockland County FireWatch Incident info: http://www.44-control.net/History.aspx
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Has anyone bought the book yet?
Hastings author illustrates how volunteer firefighting remains 'vibrant'
HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON — Pay a visit to the volunteer firehouse on Euclid Avenue and you’ll meet a cast of characters who don’t have much in common professionally. There are lawyers, stonemasons and even an Emmy winner.
Full Lohud Article: http://www.lohud.com/article/20121123/NEWS02/311230043/Hastings-author-illustrates-how-volunteer-firefighting-remains-vibrant-?odyssey=tab|topnews|text|Frontpage
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Already posted... http://www.emtbravo....e-one-for-sale/
On a side note, this would be a great marketing tool for EMTBravo! Lets buy it
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Village Of Tuckahoe PD's new 2012 Dodge Charger Police Car. Photos are NOT mine, shared through flickr.
Picture Of Village Of Tuckahoe, New York Police Department Car # 21 - 2012 Dodge Charger. Photo taken Sunday November 18, 2012 by ses7, on Flickr
Picture Of Village Of Tuckahoe, New York Police Department Car # 21 - 2012 Dodge Charger. Photo taken Sunday November 18, 2012 by ses7, on Flickr
Picture Of Village Of Tuckahoe, New York Police Department Car # 21 - 2012 Dodge Charger. Photo taken Sunday November 18, 2012 by ses7, on Flickr
Picture Of Village Of Tuckahoe, New York Police Department Car # 21 - 2012 Dodge Charger. Photo taken Sunday November 18, 2012 by ses7, on Flickr
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Date: 11/18/2012
Time: 1250hrs (12:50pm)
Location: Sprain Brook Parkway SB @ MM 5.1 (IAO Ardsley Rd Overpass)
District: Greenville Fire District
Frequency: 46.26 (Dispatch), Fire 14, Fire 18, 460.525 (GPD), 46.50 (YFD Dispatch), 453.475 (YPD), TMC, NYSP
Agencies: Greenville FD, Yonkers FD, Fairview FD, Greenburgh PD EMS, Empress EMS, Yonkers PD EMS, NYSP
Weather Conditions: Mostly Sunny, 47 Degrees
Details: 1 Car MVA with extrication, Car off the road into ravine. 1 Patient ALS to Jacobi with GPD EMS
Reporters: firedude
Writer: firedude
Lohud Article with Photo: http://www.lohud.com/article/20121118/news02/311180067/cops-investigating-one-car-sprain-crash?nclick_check=1
**Anyone with info please PM me!
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Date: 11/17/2012
Time: 0745hrs (7:45am)
Location: 1 The Crossing (@ The Crossing at Blind Brook) X Purchase St/Rt 120
Frequency: 46.26, 33.96 (Both Dispatch), 46.06 (PCFD), Fire 15, Fire 19, EMS 19, 155.895 (HPD/HEMS)
Units Operating on Scene: [Purchase FD: 2412, E238, E240, TL53], [West Harrison FD: 2501, E266], [Mamaroneck Town: 2232, R6 (FAST)], [Harrison EMS: 61A5], [WCDES: Bat 19, C and O Zone 2], Harrison PD, Harrison Fire Inspector, Con Ed
Units Operating on Standby at PFD HQ: [Port Chester FD: 2393, E63, L31]
Weather Conditions: Mostly Sunny, 41 Degrees
Description Of Incident: Working Fire on the first floor, 2.5 Story Residential
Reporters: firedude
0755hrs: 2412 reports fire on the first floor, requesting the 10-75 assignment
0757hrs: Purchase Fire, West Harrison Fire, Mamaroneck Town FAST, Harrison EMS and Bat 19 Dispatched to Scene
0803hrs: Port Chester FD Dispatched to relocate 1+1 to PFD HQ
0820hrs: C and O Zone 2 dispatched to landline
0934hrs: Bat 19 reports TMFD FAST being released
0958hrs: 2501 back in service, E266 picking up shortly
1000hrs: Bat 19 back in service
1026hrs: 2412 reports all units clear of scene
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Date: 11/16/2012
Time: 2358hrs (11:58pm)
Location: Behind 6 International Dr (Building # 3) X King St
Frequency: 46.26, 33.96 (Dispatches), 46.06 (PCFD), Fire 19, Fire 15, EMS 19, 155.895 (HPD), 155.625 (RBPD), 453.150 (PCRRBEMS), 155.310 (WCPD), ATC
Units Operating: [Purchase FD: 2412, E240, R30], [Port Chester FD: 2393, E59], [Harrison EMS: 61A4], [PCRRBEMS: 77A2], [Harrison PD: Cars 1, 3, 5], [Rye Brook PD: Cars 47, 48], County PD, Airport Operations, FAA, NTSB
Weather Conditions: Clear, 37 Degrees
Description Of Incident: Aircraft Down, 1 Patient with Minor injuries, negative extrication, negative fluid spill
Reporters: firedude, fdny41, x4093k, EmsFirePolice
Aircraft Info:
Tail Number: N8519M
Aircraft Type: 1963 Beechcraft Bonanza 33 (Single Engine, 4 Seats)
Aircraft Owner: Westchester Flying Club
Flight info: Pittsburgh, PA (Rock Airport - 9G1) to Westchester (HPN) with 1 Pilot and 0 Passengers
Arriving Weather: Winds 340 Degrees at 7 knotts, 37 Degrees F, Clear Skies, 10+miles visability
Airport note: Air Traffic Control Tower was not in opperation, Runway 34 in use
2358hrs: Purchase FD + Harrison EMS dispatched 700 Anderson Hill Rd (@ Pepsico) for a reported Plane down in the rear
0000hrs: E240 responding
0000hrs: Bat 19 dispatched to landline
0000hrs: R30, 2412 responding
0004hrs: 61A4 on the PepsiCo property
0008hrs: 61A4 reports aircraft down possibly closer to King St, per HPD officer in woods searching
0009hrs: 2412 reports will hold with PFD units for now
0010hrs: Rye Brook PD dispatches cars 47 & 48 to IAO International Drive Business Park for plane down
0012hrs: RBPD Car 48 on scene with plane down behind building 3 on International Drive
0013hrs: RBPD requesting EMS to scene for minor injuries
0014hrs: 2412 on scene, requesting PCFD notification, Port Chester Chief dispatched to landline
0015hrs: E240 on scene
0017hrs: 61A4 on scene, reporting 1 patient, minor injury, will handle
0018hrs: R30 on scene
0029hrs: E59 dispatched to scene
0030hrs: 2393 responding
0031hrs: 61A4 transporting 1 patient BLS to White Plains Hospital (WPH)
0035hrs: 2393 on scene
0040hrs: E59 on scene
0044hrs: 2412 reports all Purchase units are in service, turned over to Port Chester FD
0049hrs: 2393 reports they have been released by RBPD, all PCFD units back in service
0049hrs: 61A4 out at WPH
LoHud Article (With Photos): http://www.lohud.com...&nclick_check=1
Rye Patch Article: http://rye.patch.com...ng-in-rye-brook
News 12 Video: http://www.news12.co...®ion_name=WC
Armonk Daily Voice Article: http://armonk.dailyv...chester-airport
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Are there any city-based FD/EMS resources in Broad Channel?
FDNY Resources in Area:
FDNY*EMS Station 47 (Rockaway Station)
FDNY Engine 266 (Rockaway Beach Station) and Engine 331/Ladder 173 (Howard Beach Station)
Map of FDNY EMS Stations: http://www.nycfire.n...dny/ems/staions
Map of Queens FD Stations: http://www.nycfire.net/qnfiremap
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Date: 11/1312
Time: 2043hrs (8:43pm)
Location: I-684 SB (mm 10.9)
Frequency: 46.26 (Dispatch), Fire 16, EMS 16, NYSP, 153.800 (NCPD), 154.650 (MKPD), 155.250 (Bedford PD), FG2, TAC 1
Units Operating: [Armonk FD: 2021, E288, R85, 51B1, 51B3], [Bedford Hills FD: 2031, R10, MA9, U6], [Bedford FD: 2042, 2043, R44, 52B1, U140], [Mt. Kisco VAC: 70-11, 70B1], [Westchester EMS: 45M1, 45M2], [NYSP: 3K22], Mt. Kisco PD, New Castle PD, Bedford PD, NYSDOT
Weather Conditions: Clear, 39 Degrees
Description Of Incident: Reported as a MVA Pedestrian Struck, NYSP on location reporting extrication needed for vehicle. 2021 reports 1 DOA in the woods, extrication is 100 yards past the site of DOA. 2021 requesting Armonk engine with manpower and thermal camera to scene. 2021 requested 1 additional Armonk ambulance and 2 mutual aid. Bedford FD and Mt. Kisco VAC dispatched. Bedford Hills on scene to assist PD with investigation and to shut all SB lanes. 1 Patint extricated, looking in woods for possibility of a ejected patient, no patient found. 51B1 ALS to WMC with medic 1 on board. 5 total patients BLS to NWH and 1 DOA. Bedford FD R44 & U140 dispatched to Route 172 and 22 to dirrect traffic south on 22. NYSDOT requested to assist with traffic.
Reporters: firedude, peterose313, Larchmont_Boy, EmsFirePolice
Lohud Article: http://www.lohud.com...|text|Frontpage
Bedford Patch Article: http://bedford.patch...#photo-12151758
Newsday Article: http://newyork.newsd...losed-1.4220137
Armonk Daily Voice Article: http://armonk.dailyvoice.com/police-fire/connectict-man-killed-i-684-crash-armonk
** please PM with info
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Sorry to break the bad news...
Full Weather Channel Article and Video: http://www.weather.c...travel-20121113East Coast Storm May Impact Holiday Travel
After several days' respite, we will again be watching the waters just off the Atlantic Seaboard for the potential of another coastal storm.
As has been the case with the last several storms near the East Coast, the computer forecast models are showing a range of possible outcomes for this system, which will develop this weekend and reach its peak intensity during the first half of next week - just as millions of Americans hit the road or the airport for Thanksgiving.
Full Accuweather Article and Video: http://www.accuweath...anksgiv/1499934East Coast Nor'easter Potential Thanksgiving Week
Another nor'easter will form and hover along the East coast during the week of Thanksgiving (Nov. 18 to 23).
How close to the coast the storm tracks will determine how unsettled the weather gets in the I-95 corridor to the Appalachians.
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Date: 11/11/12
Time: 2335hrs (11:35pm)
Location: Route 117 (IAO Rockefeller State Park)
Frequency: 46.26, 156.015 (MPPD), 155.880 (MPEMS),
Units Operating: [Pocantico Hills FD: 2381, E189, R43], [Archville FD: 2631, E236], [Pleasantville VAC: 76B1, 76B3], [Mount Pleasant Medics: 37M1], Mount Pleasant PD
Weather Conditions: Clear, 50 Degrees
Description Of Incident: Originally dispatched as a MVA with Injuries, Car 2381 reported extrication would be needed and requested an additional mutual aid rescue with a second set of tools. 2 Car MVA. 1 Patient was able to self-extricate and was transported BLS to WMC. 1 Patient needed extricated and was transported ALS to WMC.
Reporters: firedude, peterose313, KelliPVAC
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First and foremost, I am NOT trying to start a debate, just have a few questions. Fact is, Colorado and Washington State will soon have legalized Marijuana for recreational use for those over the age of 21. My question is, how can ones level of high be measured for use in court? And do you think we will see a large increase in the amount of accidents resulting from DUI of Marijuana. Im not a lawyer or a cop, luckily there are a few on this site.
Full Denver Post Article:http://www.denverpost.com/news/ci_22165300/colorado-heading-toward-too-stoned-drive-standard-experts?utm_medium=facebook