eric12401

The Vulcan Society IS Racism in the FDNY. This is a group with one agenda and they do not care about how they achieve their goal. Every day they operate is another day they do damage to the FDNY, the services it renders and the lives of New York City residents.

Must be a fix. We have more illegals than their entire population!

We idolized and memorialized Whitney Houston, yet looked the other way concerning her well known substance abuse and tumultuous life with singer Bobby Brown.
Charlie Sheen is 45 and his story is all over the news because he is a
substance abuser, an adulterer, sexually promiscuous and obnoxious.
Lindsay Lohan is 24 and her story is all over the news because she is a
celebrity drug addict and thief.
Something as frivolous as Kim Kardashian's stupid wedding [and
short-lived marriage] was shoved down our throats, While........
Justin Allen 23
Brett Linley 29
Matthew Weikert 29
Justus Bartett 27
Dave Santos 21
Jesse Reed 26
Matthew Johnson 21
Zachary Fisher 24
Brandon King 23
Christopher Goeke 23
and Sheldon Tate 27...
Are all Marines who gave their lives last month for you. There is no
media for them; not even a mention of their names.
Young Men who most likely came from rural America seeking a chance
to better themselves and to serve this county.
Rest In Peace, and THANK YOU,TROOPS.
This was an email i got and wanted to share it

Time exposure photo taken by New City Fire Chief Ken Flynn of the fire as viewed from Iona Island.

Date: 02-21-12
Time: 1600hrs
Location: 250 Pumptown Rd
Frequency: OC911
Units Operating: Circleville, Goshen (FAST), Pine Bush (Tanker), Bullville (Tanker), Washington Heights (source pumper), Silver Lake (re-locate)
Weather Conditions: Cloudy/Cool
Description Of Incident: Structure Fire
Reporters:
Writer: BFD1054
1555hrs (approx)-OC911 alerting Circleville; possible structure fire at the above address, heavy smoke from the structure.
1600hrs-OC911 re-sounding Circleville; CFD E100 on scene advising working structure fire.
1601hrs-OC911 alerting Goshen; FASTeam requested to the scene.
1603hrs-OC911 alerting Pine Bush and Bullville; (1) Tanker each to the scene.
1604hrs-OC911 alerting Washington Heights and Silver Lake; WHFD w/(1) Engine to the scene for a source pumper and SLFD to re-locate (1) Engine to Circleville Station-1.
1612hrs-OC911 alerting Fire Investigators to call-in for response.
1614hrs-OC911 alerting Middletown; request (1) Engine to re-locate to Circleville Station-1.
*Im uncertain if this re-locate is in addition to Silver Lake, or if SLFD couldnt muster a crew or got moved-up to the scene?

Date:2/19/2012
Time:12:48
Location: IAO 115 Hibernia Rd.
Frequency: 453.900 (911 Dispatch) 453.925 (911 Response) 453.800 (Command) 453.050 (F/G 5/6) 453.350 (PV 56)
Units Operating: Pleasant Valley 56-42,55,63,71,72 - Mobile Life Medic 261 + 258 - TransCare Medic 703 + Fly Car 804 - NDP Medic 76, Millbrook 49-72, East Clinton 38-71 on stand-by in quarters, DCSO
Weather Conditions: Cold
Description Of Incident:1 Car into the woods + Rollover + Fuel Leak, Multiple Pts Unconscious. 5 Patients Total.
Reporters:
Writer:
00:47 - Report of female unconscious hanging out of sun roof
00:48 - Pleasant Valley and Mobile Life Dispatched for Priority 1 Auto Accident - Car into the woods with unconscious patient
00:51 - Mobile Life Medic 261 Responding from Poughkeepsie
00:55 - PV Command reports 5 patients
00:57 - TransCare Medic 703 responding from Poughkeepsie
00:59 - TransCare Fly Car 804 Responding from Poughkeepsie
01:03 - PV Command reports all victims out of vehicle
01:05 - East Clinton 38-71 Placed on Stand-by
01:05 - PV requests a Fireground. Firegrounds 5/6 assigned.
01:15 - PV Command request 911 notify Saint Francis of 5 ALS Patients; East Clinton 38-71 On Stand By
01:19 - Mobile Life Medic 261 enroute Saint Francis ALS
01:22 - NDP Medic 76 on scene
01:23 - TransCare enroute to Saint Francis ALS
01:27 - 56-72 enroute to Saint Francis ALS
01:30 - Millbrook enroute to Saint Francis BLS to meet Mobile Life Medic 258 enroute

Date: 2/18/12
Time: 1927
Location: NYS Thruway
Frequency: 33.48, 46.46, 46.28, Plattekill highband
Units Operating: 47-36, 647, MLSS
Weather Conditions: Cold clear
Description Of Incident: MVA with serious injuries
Reporters/Writer: conman1288, eric12041
1927: Plattekill dispatched for serious MVA with serious injuries. Reported evisceration and open hip fracture. Medivac on standby
1932: 47-36 responding
1940: command reporting 3 patients total, 2 out of the car one still entrapped
1942: MLSS 293 enroute
1944: UC911 advising 17 yo female still trapped with open hip fracture with spleen exposed
1945: UC911 advising air 2 aborting mission due to weather
2003: County medical examiner requested to the scene

It will be one year tommorow since Johnny 22 lost his life in the line of duty...and there isnt a day that goes by that we don't think of him and miss him.
Events of February 18, 2012
A memorial mass in memory of Detective John Falcone will be held at St James The Apostle Catholic Church located at 14 Gleneida Ave., Carmel, NY on Saturday February 18, 2012 at 9:30am. All are welcome to attend.
The City of Poughkeepsie PBA will hold a candlelight vigil on Saturday evening February 18, 2012 at 7:00pm. Attendees will assemble on Columbus Dr outside the Police station and walk to the site where Detective Falcone lost his life (previously Railroad Ave). A prayer will be said in memory of John. Immediately following the street will officially be re-named Detective John Falcone Memorial Avenue. All are welcome to attend.
Parking is available free of charge in the City Hall Parking Garage located at 62 Civic Center Plaza and all Municipal Parking Lots.

Date: 2/14/12
Time: 1034
Location: 67 Traver Hollow Rd (http://binged.it/xD8A9T)
Frequency: 33.48, 46.46
Units Operating: Olive FD, Phoenicia FD, West Hurley FD, UCFIU, Olive First Aid, Central Hudson
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, cool
Description Of Incident: Fully involved house fire
Reporters/Writer: eric12401
1034 - Olive Co's 1, 2, 3, and 5 respond for a reported structure fire.
1035 - Olive Car 44-2 en route. FedEx driver reported seeing smoke and flames from roof area.
1038 - Olive 44-11 responding
1038 - Additional calls from neighbors reporting house is fully involved.
1039 - Olive Co. 4 with a tanker to scene. Phoenicia with 1 tanker to the scene. Olive 44-60 responding.
1041 - Olive 44-30 and 44-50 responding.
1042 - Phoenicia 45-31 responding.
1042 - 2nd alarm transmitted for a working structure fire.

Ulster County Fire Investigation Unit with investigators to the scene.
Olive First Aid with an ambulance to the scene.
Central Hudson to the scene.

1043 - Olive Car 44-2 on scene. Olive 44-42 responding
1046 - 56-N en route. Olive First Aid responding. Unknown what unit.
1047 - Central Hudson with a 25-30 minute ETA. Olive 44-51 responding. Olive Car 44 on scene.
1053 - West Hurley with 1 engine and manpower to standby at Olive Co. 2
1058 - West Hurley 66-10 responding
1104 - Car 44 requesting 44-60 to move up to the intersection of Traver Hollow Rd and Bradken Rd to stop all traffic.
1108 - West Hurley 66-10 relocated.
1115 - 56-N on scene.
1118 - West Hurley with 1 tanker to the scene.
1123 - West Hurley 66-42 responding.
1128 - West Hurley with 4 interior firefighters to the scene.
1130 - 66-10 requested to the scene.
1138 - 66-10 on scene.
1202 - Fire under control, extensive overhaul beginning.
http://dailyfreeman.com/articles/2012/02/15/blotter/doc4f3afc7dd60dd827972026.txt

What a game!!! Looks like I'm not making it to see 30 years old with the way these games go! GO BIG BLUE!!

Is it really all of us who don't get it, or is it just you? It's been clearly established you were wrong. Just plain wrong. Yet, you continue to want us to take your side over this calltaker, who it sounds was just doing her job, and doing it well. Why should we blindly side with you over your unwarranted and nasty criticisms? Just because your "on the job"? Your not impressing anyone here. Everyone here is "on the job". You keep doubling down, yet you remain in the wrong. Why should we side with you? You have the nerve to come on this forum, call out this dispatcher, and now, in retrospect, we see it's for no legitimate reason. In all your posts, you have failed to identify how this woman was incompetent.
As for your last thought, I'm glad I don't work with you either, because you seem to have a poor attitude, no attention to detail, and a short fuse. I would have a miserable time dealing with that full-time. Additionally, if while driving "55 mph on a highway" you can't see the MPM, then you may have serious vision issues. I don't want someone like that backing me up. I also don't want someone backing me up who doesn't have the integrity and fortitude to admit when he or she made a mistake. Finally, I don't want anyone working with me who sterotypically believes workers may be inferior, just because they are female. So for once, you said something I agree with, I don't want to work with you either. :-)

Mile Post Markers:
First, you claimed that you referenced to the calltaker the Taconic/BRP Interchange which is MPM 0.00 on the Taconic. Simultaneously, it is MPM 19.12 on the Bronx River Parkway.
Then you claimed that it was right in front of the TMC which is MPM 12.62 on the Sprain Brook Parkway, NOT the Taconic. The Lower Taconic branches off before reaching the TMC.
Now, you claim it was a quarter mile south of the 9A ramp, which could reference EITHER the 141/9A Interchange located at MPM 2.87 on the Taconic OR the newer 9A ramp which is located at MPM 4.67 on the Taconic. Now, you say a quarter mile south of that, which would put you at MPM 4.42 (from the new ramp) OR MPM 2.62 (from the 141/9A ramp). Now the second one would put you on the Lower Taconic.
Now, this whole time, this calltaker is probably thinking to herself "...well, he can't mean the Taconic at all, now can he, because the TMC is on the Sprain, not the Taconic. Maybe if he gives me the MPM, I'll know exactly where he is, so I don't have a Trooper driving all over the place looking for this van!..." So she asks you for the MPM to help clarify things, but at this point, you've decided she's too "mildly retarded" and it all goes down hill from there. Did I get that about right?
See how just reading the next MPM you saw could have avoided all this confusion? You can try to spin this all you want, but it seems obvious to me (and others here) that her follow-up question was reasonable, and not really anything you should have gotten angry over.
Any dispatchers here agree/disagree? Maybe JBE, will chime in. Asking for a MPM a reasonable follow-up question?

Over the weekend I attended at research conference at Harvard. I was pretty busy Thursday-Saturday thus no pictures of any apparatus or fire houses of Cambridge or Downtown Boston but on Sunday before I had to leave to return back to Burlington I had a few hours to walk around. I took the T to Haymarket Square where I picked up the Freedom Trail, a 2.5 mile long path throughout Boston highlighting the historic revolutionary sites along the way. I started at Haymarket Square to Old North Church where Robert Newmann hung two lanterns on April 18th, 1775, alerting Paul Revere to embark on his famous ride alerting the Minutemen of impending raid on Lexington and Concord.

I next moved to Cobb's Hill Burying Ground overlooking the Charles River

Where I found this gravestone, I found it very striking the incredibly patriotic epitaph:

Next I continued walking over the Charles River until I came to the U.S.S. Constitution, the oldest serving ship in the U.S. Navy.


On my way to Bunker Hill Monument I came across the quarters of Boston Fire Department Engine 50.

Although Engine 50 was at a fire, Engine 4 a 2003 Pierce Enforcer was covering its quarters. I was let in by a very friendly B/C with a very thick Boston accent and was shown around the rig by the tour's chauffeur, Jim.

Their new patch (sorry for it being kinda blurry):

He gave some history of Engine 50, apparently at one point the city had completely shut down the company, no men, no nothing, so instead of letting an emergency happen and no one respond, the citizen of Charlestown came down to Engine 50's quarters and manned the station themselves. This was just one of several areas that did this in response to their shuttered houses. To show the distinction of being a "peoples" fire company, this sign was made.

Final Shot: A man and his rig:

(A special thank you to the men of Engine 4, especially Jim (never actually caught the last name) and the best of luck to him and his upcoming transfer to Engine 50.)

Date: 01/23/2012
Time: 1207
Location: 11 East Main Street - Box 4914 (GOOGLE MAPS)
Frequency: OC-911, Fireground A
Units Operating:
Washingtonville FD (Full Department)
Salisbury Mills FD, (1-Engine, 1-Truck, 1-Tanker)
Monroe FD (1-Engine, 1-Truck, 1-Rescue, 1-Engine SB )
South Blooming Grove FD(1-Truck, 1-Engine)
Chester(1-Truck, 1-Fire Police)
Vails Gate FD(R-480 w/ FAST. TL-482)
City of Newburgh FD (1-Engine w/ FAST)
Cornwall FD(2-Tankers,1-Engine)
Woodbury FD (1-Engine, FAST Team)
Campbell Hall FD (1-Engine)
Florida FD (1-Engine)
Blooming Grove EMS (Multiple Ambulances)
NWEMS (Multiple Ambulances)
Maybrook FD(1-Tanker,1-Engine)
Coldenham FD (1-Tanker)
Walden FD (1-Engine)
36-103, 36-13,12
Mechanicstown FD (1-Engine)
Greenwood Lake FD (1-Engine)
Montgomery FD (1-Engine,1-Fire Police)
New Windsor FD (1-Engine)
Goshen FD (1-Truck)
Orange Lake FD (1-Engine)
Cornwall on Hudson FD (1-Truck)
Silver Lake FD (1-Truck)
Winona Lake FD (1-Truck, 1-Engine)
Slate Hill FD (1-Truck)
Plattekill FD (1-Engine)
Bullville FD (1-Engine)
Highland Falls FD (1-Engine)
Warwick EMS 204 (1-Rehab Unit)
Weather Conditions: Rain, Cool.
Description Of Incident: fire in a 3 story comm. dwg.
Reporters: Eric12401, EMT111, v85
Writer: billy98988

**missing some status updates as multiple units are stepping on each other**
1207 - Washingtonville FD dispatched to a possible structure fire, 11 East Main Street.
1209 - BG Medic 491 advising of heavy smoke showing, advise fire department.
1213 - 2nd Alarm of Fire dispatched for a fire in a 3 story commercial type structure.
1224 - Washingtonville Command request 3rd Alarm.
1230 - 1 Firefighter going ALS to Cornwall Hospital.
1231 - Woodbury FD dispatched for a 2nd FAST team, and 1 Engine for S/B in Monroe FD.
1235 - Vails Gate FD R-480 on scene.
1236 - Woodbury Responding R-525 as FAST Team.
1238 - Vails Gate TL-482 on scene.
1239 - Maybrook TA-211 Responding for standby in Washingtonville.
1242 - Maybrook TA-211 redirected to standby at staging area.
1242 - OC-EMS 1 on scene in Blooming Grove.
1243 - Chester dispatched for Fire Police to scene.
1247 - Maybrook CMD request Walden FD for s/b.
1251 - Washingtonville CMD request additional FAST, and 2 engines with manpower.
1251 - Woodbury on scene.
1255 - CMD request 4th Alarm companies to staging.
1305 - Vails Gate FD requesting 1-Engine to s/b at Station 1.
1313 - Plattekill requested to relocate 1 engine to Vails Gate Station 1
1313 - Chester FD dispatched to an AFA.
1313 - Winona Lake FD resounded for 1 Truck to scene.
1325 - NW-173 transporting 1 BLS patient to Cornwall Hosp.
1326 - OC-911 reporting Greenwood Lake FD to cover South Blooming Grove and Monroe.. "County is stripped right now".
1356 - 1 burn victim being transported BLS to Cornwall Hospital.
1358 - Washingtonville FD sounded 167 East Main Street - Motor vehicle accident car v. tree. New Windsor and Montgomery FD's responding.
1402 - NWFD cmd request EMS to scene of MVA.
1403 - 90 Minute status check "all hands still working"
1419 - SMFD requested to assist with Fire Police, checking status.
1425 - SMFD can not provide fire police, going with next available.
1430 - Montgomery FD responding with Fire Police. Route 94 iao Brotherhood Plaza.
1457 - NWEMS transporting 1 patient to Cornwall Hospital w/ exhaustion.
1503 - 130 minute status check, per 36-12 cmd reports fire knocked down overhaul in progress and to discontinue the status checks.
1634 - Washingtonville CMD requesting New Windsor FD and Monroe FD standby engines to the scene, and to backfill with two additional engines.
2 Pictures and Small Article - Mid Hudson News
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What a game!!! Looks like I'm not making it to see 30 years old with the way these games go! GO BIG BLUE!!

What a game!!! Looks like I'm not making it to see 30 years old with the way these games go! GO BIG BLUE!!

Date: 1/22/12
Time: ~1605
Location: 509 Buck Rd.
Frequency: 33.48
Units Operating: Kripplebush FD, Accord FD, Stone Ridge FD, High Falls FD, Marbletown Rescue, UCFIU
Weather Conditions: Cloudy, cold
Description Of Incident: Originally a dryer fire, then basement fire, then structure fire.
Reporters/Writer: eric12401
~1605 - Kripplebush respond for a reported dryer fire. Accord with 15-12 and 15-30 under automatic mutual aid.
~1610 - Stone Ridge requested for 1 tanker to the scene.
1614 - 2nd alarm transmitted.

Kripplebush with all available manpower to the scene.
High Falls with 30-12 to the scene.
Marbletown Rescue with 1 ambulance to the scene.
Ulster County Fire Investigation Unit with investigators to the scene.

1616 - Accord with all available manpower to standby in quarters.
1626 - Building inspector en route with a 15-20 minute ETA.

Date: 1/17/12
Time: 08:20 hours
Location: 368 Himrod St x Wyckoff Ave
Frequency: FDNY Brooklyn
Weather Conditions: cold, overcast
Description Of Incident: fire on the 2nd floor extended to the 3rd floor and cockloft of a 3-story row-frame
Reporters/Writer: ryang
Additional Info:
Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY, 1/17/12
Address: 368 Himrod St between Wyckoff and St Nicholas Aves
08:22 hours
Box 751
Engs. 271, 277, 218
TL124, L112
Battalion 37
08:22 hours
Battalion 28 available replacing Battalion 37

10-75-751 - 08:22 hours
L124: 10-75 the Box, 3 story frame, 1st floor
E291
L140 (FAST Truck)
Battalion 37
Division 11
Squad 252
Rescue 2
7-5-751 - 08:24 hours
E237, L176 S/C
RAC2
2-2-751 - 08:26 hours
Engs. 206, 222, 217
E207 w/ Satellite 6
TL135
Battalion 35 (Safety Officer)
Battalion 57 (Resource Unit Leader)
Safety, Rescue Battalions
Tactical Support 1
FieldCom 1, Command Tactical Unit
Car 7 (DAC James Leonard, Brooklyn Borough Commander)
08:26 hours
Receiving report of people on the rear fire escapes.
08:27 hours - Duration 7 minutes
Battalion 28: We have fire on the 2nd extended to the 3rd floor, 3 story row frame 20x40 multiple dwelling, occupied. 1 line stretched in operation, 2nd line being stretched, primary search being conducted, trucks are opening up, we have 2 10-45s at this moment. Exposure 1 is a street, exposure 2 is a similar attached, exposure 3 is a rear yard, exposure 4 is a 1-story commercial bodega-type building.
08:30 hours
The staging area is Bleecker St and Wyckoff Ave
08:32 hours
Car 17 (BC Michael F. Gala Jr., Chief of Personnel) is responding
08:46 hours - Duration 25 minutes
Division 11: Box 751, we have 3 lines stretched, 3 in operation, we have heavy fire on the 2nd and 3rd floors. 124 opening up from the bucket on the 3rd floor.
08:48 hours - Duration 27 minutes
FieldCom: Progress Report on Box 751, Division 11 reports 3 lines stretched and in operation, we have heavy fire still on the 2nd and 3rd floors and the cockloft. Members have been removed from the 3rd floor and the roof and they have a tower ladder operating on the 3rd floor. Fire is still Doubtful, k.
3-3-751 - 08:53 hours
Engs. 233, 214, 216, 286
L103 acting 112, TL111
Battalion 44
Battalion 51 (Staging Manager)
Battalion 33 (Air Recon Chief)
Mask Service Unit
08:57 hours
E286 was involved in an MVA and is unable to respond, E227 assigned.
09:01 hours
Car 23 (Press Officer) is responding
09:08 hours
L108, TL146 S/C
09:14 hours - Duration 54 minutes
FC: Progress Report on the 3rd Alarm Box 751, at this time Car 7, DAC Leonard reports: he has 5 lines stretched and in operation, searches are in progress, the main body of fire has been knocked down. The primary searches of exposure 2 are complete and negative, and the 2 previously reported 10-45s are both code 4 (Green Tag, Minor). He places the fire Probably Will Hold and would like to special call 1 additional Battalion Chief for relief.
Battalion 48 acting 35 S/C
09:20 hours
FC: At Box 751, Car 7 is going to close down the staging area. Any further units can respond directly to the Command Post.
09:28 hours - Duration 1 hour 7 minutes
FC: Box 751, can you special call 2 additional trucks. Also we have the exposures: exposure 1 is a street, exposure 2 is a similar attached, exposure 3 is a rear yard, exposure 4 is a 1-story attached
L102, T104 S/C
09:39 hours - Duration 1 hour 18 minutes
FC: Progress Report on the 3rd Alarm Box 751, at this time Car 7, DAC Leonard reports: he has 5 lines stretched, main body of fire has been knocked down, trucks are opening up and extinguishing pockets of fire, primaries in fire building are complete and negative. The unconscious male reported on the 1st floor is now accounted for. Secondary searches are delayed due to heavy debris. There was slight extension to exposure 4 which is 183 Wyckoff, that's been extinguished. Fire remains Probably Will Hold.
4-4-751 - 09:46 hours - Duration 1 hour 26 minutes
FC: At Box 751, by orders of Car 7, DAC Leonard, transmit a 4th Alarm for relief purposes. He would like the engines only, and places the fire Under Control.
Engs. 230, 299 acting 286, 229, 235
09:51 hours
FC: Car 7 would like to request Buildings Dept. to check the stability of the building, and make sure utilities are responding. Also transmit a 10-41 code 1 (Suspicious Fire, Occupied Structure) for heavy fire on arrival. Also notify incoming units that the rear fire escape has been compromised and is not to be used.
09:57 hours
FC: At Box 751, Car 7 reports that primary and secondary searches throughout the fire building are complete and negative.
10:10 hours
FC: At Box 751 we have an updated 10-45 count: it's going to be 3 10-45 code 4s and 1 10-45 code 3 (Yellow Tag, Delayed)
Relocations:
Engines: 33/211, 16/216, 220/222, 298/227, 255/233, 228/235, 332/277, 299/286
Ladders: 11/108, 131/111, 103/112, 151/112
Battalions: 48/35, 2/35

These photos were taken at approx. 3:30.
I would have been there sooner. However, I literally pull up to the scene of a car accident, so I was delayed by about an hour.
The very first photo was taken from the Bear Mountain Bridge.
These are photos of the fire, and various agencies that were there. I will have a video of the fire on my youtube channel by tomorrow and will post it here when it is completed. Hope everyone enjoys the photos.

We live for another week! did'nt I say that last week ! GO BIG BLUE

Date: 1/15/12
Time: 1900
Location: 7 Elliot's ln
Frequency: 36.36,
Units Operating: New Paltz, highland 31-30, UCFIU, New Paltz rescue
Weather Conditions: cold
Description Of Incident: working fire
Reporters/Writer:
1900: New Paltz dispatched for reported structure fire
1902: 43-2 responding
1905: 43-11 responding 43-2 arriving
1906: 43 command requesting an engine from highland
1908: 43-11 arriving, highland dispatched
1909: 31-30 responding. 43 command requesting investigator to the scene and New Paltz rescue to the scene.
1910: 43 command advising fire in the wall on first and second floor. 2 l/s/o
1911: UC911 advising channel 5 for operations
1917: 31-30 arriving
1918: UC911 advising second call in the district. CO detector activation. 43 command 31-30 to handle.
1920: 43 command requesting highland with an additional engine to handle.
1922: highland dispatched with an engine to the second call in the district Hudson valley insurance. Additional call back states testing the system.
1924: 31-20 responding to the second call. 31-A arriving at the second call
1927: 43 command fire out overhaul in progress
1928: 43 command at the second call confirming accidental activation. 31-20 returned to service
1946: UC911 advising building inspector enroute with a 10 min eta
2004: 31-30 in service returning

Time: 10:50
Location: 2 Mill St
Units Operating:
Cornwall
Vails Gate
Woodbury
Salisbury Mills
Monroe
Washingtonville
Orange Lake
Cornwall on Hudson
Highland Falls
Cronomer Valley
Good-Will
Middle Hope
Winona Lake
West Point
Chester
New Windsor
Town of Newburgh
City of Newburgh
south blooming grove
Coldenham
MECHANICSTOWN
tuxedo
add'l m/a where req
maybrook
middle hope
goshen
WARWICK
tankers from COLDENHAM CHESTER WOODBURY ORANGE LAKE WALDEN
Weather Conditions: Sunny 18 fair
Description Of Incident: Working fire in an old mill factory bulding
11:05 Car 1 o/s rpts working structure fire req m/a to work
11:07 Cmd req fast team t/s
11:10 cmd req 2nd alarm FIRE IN A OLD MILL FACTORY
11:15 cmd req 3 addl engins to work
11:17 cmd req addl fast team t/s
11:20 cmd req 3rd alarm m/a to go on cover
11:40 cmd rpts still hvy fire 3 T/L in op
11:50 cmd req all ff to fight the fire from out side no roof op deffnsive ops only
11:56 cmd req 1 engine t/s from stby
cmd req fire invs to the scene
12:07 cmd rpts units working inside
12:20 cmd req central hudson utilities to the scene
12:29 cmd req addl m/a to go for cover
cmd rpts units oper for 100 minutes still very hvy fire exterior attack only
12:40 cmd req central hudson gas to shut the gas to the area
co/s having water problems
cmd req 4th alarm still very hvy fire
12:56 Newburgh car 4 hvy fire n/s of building
co/s seting up draft site
13:00 cmd rpts CO'S SETING UP FOR PARTIAL BLDG COLLAPSE STILL VERY HVY FIRE
cmd req DIESEL FUEL TRUCK to stageing area for fire trucks
cmd rpts 50 unmarked 55 gal drums and fire is mving quickly north
13:46 cmd rpts power was cut the bldg and the area
14:10 cmd rpts cmd post is in the front of the bldg
14:30 cmd rpts still hvy fire throughout the complex mult T/L in ops still fighting the fire deffnsive
cmd req all stby dept to go to the scene 5th alarm fire now
m/a fron rockland ny on stby at HIGHLAND FALLS fire house
15:26 cmd req engine was on fuel brake to come back co/s loosing water
15:30 cmd req dry gear to the scene
16:26 Salisbury Mills car 1 req all available manpower to respond the fire house for relief crews at the fire scene
16:40 ems eval 1 firefighter for a ankle inj
ems trans ff to cornwall er
as of 17:00 HVY FIRE REMAINS 5 T/L in ops
17:30 cmd req all fire chief to assemble at orange county sheriff trailer on scene
17:50 cmd req m/a from tuxedo and MECHANICSTOWN to go for cov
going to a 6th alarm
as of 20:00 still hvy fire 8 T/L in ops 8 hand lines in use still dwh
1/16/2012
air guard foam truck
fire is now a 7th alarm fire
8:15 cmd req 2 add'l engines to go on cover, engine from goshen and middle hope,
9:00 cmd rpts HYDRANTS ARE FROZEN UP going to tankers
9:05 cmd req 5 tankers to the scene
9:50 cmd req 1 engine from middle hope for the fill site on rte 32
10:52 cmd req engine from WARWICK and Winona Lake to go on cover at cornwall fire house

http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20120115/NEWS/120119831
http://www.midhudsonnews.com/News/2012/January/15/Cornwall_fire-15Jan12.htm
http://www.news12.com/articleDetail.jsp?articleId=304128&position=1&news_type=news
http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local/Cornwall-Mill-Fire-Hudson-River-Orange-County-Blaze-137382463.html
http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=news/local/northern_suburbs&id=8506038
http://hudsonvalley.ynn.com/content/top_stories/570282/crews-battling-large-fire-at-industrial-complex-in-cornwall/

Let's hope for 3 more weeks of football stress! GO BIG BLUE!!

I don't worry about Eli but good to see Bradshaw and especially Jacobs finally got it going.
Cheeseland here we come! :angry:

We live for another week !