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If you live in the town of cortlandt section of lake mohegan the town of cortlandt requires you to have a permit if you have the pod on your property.

Anyone who could help me i would really appreciate it. I recieved my score and i know people who got a lower grade than me but have a higher ranking on the list. What is the reason for that ?

Date:2/26/12

Time: 19:57

Location: 711 Forest Ave

Frequency: 46.26, Fireground 8, Fire 15

Units Operating: VMFD, TMFD FAST,

Weather Conditions: Cold, Clear

Description Of Incident: Structure Fire

Reporters: Yanks4ever1320

Writer: Yanks4ever1320

19:58: E-38 Responding

20:02: Town Mamaroneck FAST, L-19 Requested

20:07: L-19 Responding, 68-A-1 Responding

20:08: Harrison 1 Eng relocate VMFD HQ, L-24 standby in quarters

20:09: Batt 15 responding

20:10: Main body fire K/D checking for extension

20:10: L-19 On Location

20:11: IC requesting L-19 to stand by at this time, situation under control. IC requesting C&O

20:12: R-6 On location. Eng 10 Responding VMFD HQ

20:12: 2232 ON Location

20:13: C&O Zone 2 toned out

20:19: Batt 15 On Location

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R.I.P Matty O

I have a question here. Someone stated early on in this thread that running an SUV would potentially create more drivers without needing pump ops or EVOC. Since it is still considered an emergency vehicle utilizing Red/White Lights and Sirens wouldn't you need EVOC?

That's been the YFD Chief Officer coat colors for a while now.

thanks. Im not familiar with southern westchester much.

I see one person who I believe to be a chief with green triple-trim on their gear. Is Yonkers switching over colors from orange to green or is that just something with the chief officers?

2453 reporting active fire in the rear

rescue also going back for lighting

Speaking with knowledge of Montrose R-51, it carries hydraulic tools, EMS equipment, air struts, high and low pressure air bags, winches, rope rescue equipment, torches, a light tower and some other misc equipment. maybe with all the tools it carries you can considered it a rescue.

Rest in Peace brother, Condolences to the family and the FDMV

Rest in Peace brother, Condolences to the family and WFD

Im in I'll pay

i can confirm that there was a 5" supply line going across route 9, and the traffic situation down that way was a mess. thats all i can comment on because i was only driving by when i got detoured because of the fire.

excellent post efdcapt115. thanks for sharing

im still having the problem with google. accessing .net works fine but when i go to view incident alerts or other parts of the site i get the warning saying .net is associated with .com

we must also not forget that our government had the brilliant idea of wanting to bail out other countries (i believe in europe, not 100% sure). but it's very disappointing that us as emergency service providers know that if we respond to a disaster (like 9/11) where thousands of people trying to help get sick, we know we will not get proper care that we need because out government it too worried about helping banks and the auto industry and they don't care about us trying to lend a hand.

At the Congressional Fire Services Institute conference in DC last month, DHS was showing off some Science and Tech exhibits to members of Congress, and I got a chance to try one of these on. I CANNOT wait until these hit production. Light, small, reduces the need for someone to go Lo-Pro through studs during a wall breach. They are a bit wide though, but not on the more broad shouldered guys.

since you had the opportunity to try one of these on, how much less does this new unit weigh over the unit we currently use today? are they alot more comfortable to wear?

Croton EMS 44 wayne St. croton on hudson NY 2 BLS Ambulances

Date: April 21, 2010

Time: 23:15

Location: 177 Tarrytown Road Building # 2

Frequency: 46.26, Fire 14

Units Operating: Tarrytown Fd, Irvington Fd R-49 (fast), Battalion 12, Sleepyhollow FD (relocate E86 and TL 38)

Weather Conditions: Cool

Description Of Incident: Working structure fire

Reporters:

Writer: Yanks4ever1320

23:14: Tarrytown working fire, Irvington FAST to the scene

23:18 R-49 (Fast) Responding

23:20 E86 responding to main street firehouse

23:20 2202 on location

23:22 Battalion 12 asks for Update from 60-control. 60-Control reports fire on the second floor.

23:23 TL 38 relocating to tarrytown

23:24 Battalion 12 on Location

23:25 TL38 and 2311 on location main street firehouse

23:32 Battalion 12 reports 35 x 75 multifamily dwelling. fire KD on 2nd floor, companies checking for extension, also reporting one firefighter injuried

23:38 Battalion 12 requesting C&O to the scene

23:38 C&O zone 3 toned out for response

23:42 Battalion 12 requesting civil defense team

23:44 Greenburgh civil defense team toned out for cascade unit to scene

Just asking.

completely understood, i just wanted to cleat it up for everyone on here.

The mohegan chief that was on location works for the hendrick hudson school district and he was in the area when the alarm came in.

So is that guy in the 7th picture just some random dude playing with the stabilizing jacks? Or is he a firefighter

I thought the motto was, Always use proper PPE...

THe guy in the 7th picture that is putting out the stabilizing jacks is the driver of the ladder. after he got the ladder set up he put on his turnout gear. He is in teh tenth picure, he is the guy on the turn table.

the laddering was the first thing i noticed also. great job guys.