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Sorry for the small cell phone shot,but didnt have my camera. I was shopping at 187th st,when i saw the old rescue 3 beign followed my the new one.

res6cue...To my knowledge, the Verplanck FD Dive Team no longer exists and hasnt in several years. Its a shame because they were a good asset, especially being right on the river.
A few years back there was talk of starting a Tri-Village Dive Team, but it never happened.

Keeps the vehicle safe when it is operating in areas by cemetaries.

Today, on my approach to HPN, I saw a plume of smoke coming from northern westchester. I originally thought it was a brush fire but when I saw the IA for Pound Ridge, I knew that was it. This Photo was takken about 10 minutes after first dispatch. The actual fire was just on the other side of the rigde. At this point of my flight, I couldn't of gotten closer. Anyways, these are the photos I got...

Apparatus shots working the fire

took these from Gap Inc Yard on cell not the best pics

He's an AMERICAN who has pride in his County, his Uniform and Himself! That's it!
Military, Paramilitary or Draft Dodger - who cares?
I agree send a letter to his superiors.

At a recent parade, I sat directly opposite a NYSP Trooper on a traffic post.
EACH and EVERY time, the stars and stripes passed by, he saluted with the most crisp salute I have ever seen. Many of the bystanders commented on it as well...all were impressed by his actions.
Well Done Trooper, remain safe.

Me likey!

Yes, you are correct, but the man asked a simple question, what is so wrong with that??
Well it also comes down to needing it to be Blue like the rest of their equipment. Mark, maybe you can strike a deal for this apparatus that is already painted blue, and has a pump! It's not that old, although you may have a problem trying to get the department to sell it LOL!!

Original Photo stolen by me, from TTFD website, all original credit to tarrytownfd.org
:lol:

Thanks to the guy who passed this my way. Hopefully everyone can hunker down, and study their rears off for this, because from the looks of it, it's going to be a doozy...

Ossining, NY
TL42

Suffern, NY

My friend bought this a couple of months ago. Now in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.




Any one have the history on this rig? It is lettered as a Fire Police unit??

Date:7/24/11
Time:12:49
Location: @HRP NB 09.1 SOUTH OF CCP MERGE
Frequency: Eastchester Fire,New Rochelle Fire WCPD
Units Operating: EVAC: 57M1, 57B1, 57B2, 57B3, 5711, EFD: 2102, E27, E30, NRFD: 2302, E23, L13, Rescue 4, WCPD
Weather Conditions: Clear, Hot
Description Of Incident: MVA Injures, Extrication, by the maintenance road MVA Rollover report of one trapped in car
Emergency crews responded on Sunday afternoon to a motor vehicle accident on the Hutchinson River Parkway northbound, between Exit 14 and the merge with the Cross County Parkway Eastbound. The dangerous curve on the Hutch added another car to its crash count as the Pontiac sedan flew off the roadway, overturning and landing more than 50 feet into the woods, coming to rest against a tree. The car had a total of five occupants; four adults and one child; all but one adult were found walking around outside the vehicle; the fifth victim required minor extrication by rescue crews.
The multi-agency dispatch sent emergency crews from the two closest districts: Eastchester and New Rochelle. Medical Operations were headed by Eastchester EMS Chief Mikos, 57-11, alongside the Eastchester EMS Paramedic, 57-M1, as well as all three ambulances from Eastchester EMS (EVAC). Westchester County Police also responded to the scene.
After all patients were extricated from the crash scene and brought out of the woods to street level, EMS Command took over patient care as various members from Eastchester EMS took on designated roles in mass casualty operations to render care to all five victims of the crash, ensuring they received top-notch, undivided pre-hospital care. Transport decisions were made to transport all patients to a local trauma center after being stabilized in the ambulances. All patients sustained only minor injuries.
Writer:
http://www.eastchesterems.com/apps/public/news/newsView.cfm?News_ID=18

Riverside Hose's new Crimson, which was recently delivered, has received its final striping and currently awaiting to be placed in service. Here are some updated photos.