Sailr322

Haha, maybe over in Europe. I am laughing at the idea of someone in their Suburban or Excursion (those that still have them) or any of the large size SUVs and trucks on the road here stopping for this. Or better yet, watching a half dozen or more of them in a "high speed" pursuit of a stolen vehicle, that would make the highlight of my day.

Yep, it tops out at a whopping 65mph. It also comes with an extra 9 volt battery for the electronics and lighting package.

Haha, maybe over in Europe. I am laughing at the idea of someone in their Suburban or Excursion (those that still have them) or any of the large size SUVs and trucks on the road here stopping for this. Or better yet, watching a half dozen or more of them in a "high speed" pursuit of a stolen vehicle, that would make the highlight of my day.

Finally got around in getting a good shot of them coming back from the intrepid.

Like what, a Prius? What are they going to use that can still carry their gear, prisoners, pursue bad guys, and not give the officer clausterphobia?

Date: 7/15/12
Time: 19:09
Location: 224 East Middle Patent Road
Frequency: 46.26 (dispatch), Fire 16, EMS 16
Units Operating: Banksville Fire Department: 2581, T7, T17, E157, E158; Pound Ridge Fire Department: T3, 2403; Armonk Fire Department: T9, 51B1, 2021,U82; Bedford Fire Department: 2043, E109; Mt. Kisco Fire Department: U13 (FAST); Westchester EMS: 45M1; North Castle Police; WCDES: Bat. 16, County Car 24, C&O Zone 5 (1405)
Weather Conditions: Hot, Rainy, Storms
Description Of Incident: Units dispatched to a reported structure fire at 224 East Middle Patent Road. Upon arrival car 2581 found heavy fire and smoke showing and transmitted the 10-75.
Reporters: Sailr322
19:09 60 Control dispatching Banksville for a reported structure fire
19:09 2581 responding
19:09 60 advising per the caller smoke and fire are visible from several windows
19:09 2581 requesting that T3, T9, and one engine from Bedford be started out
19:10 T3, T9, one engine from Bedford requested to the scene for a reported structure fire
19:11 51B1 being told to respond to the fire house first to make sure there is a crew for the tanker
19:12 2043 responding
19:12 2403 responding to the fire house to assemble a crew for the tanker
19:13 E158 responding
19:13 2581 advising all incoming units from the Banksville fire house of utility work on Middle Patent Road
19:14 E109 responding from Mt. Kisco
19:14 E157 responding
19:14 T7 responding
19:14 2403 responding to the scene
19:15 T3 responding
19:16 T17 responding
19:17 2581 is on location, transmitting the 10-75, has heavy smoke showing from a 1 1/2 story wood frame
19:17 2581 advising E158 to drop the manifold and lay in
19:18 E157 respond into the driveway and set up to draft per 2581
19:18 Mt. Kisco FAST, Armonk EMS, 45M1, respond to 224 East Middle Patent Road for a working fire, Bat. 16 landline 60
19:19 2581 advising all occupants are out of the structure, has visible fire showing
19:20 2581 lay in, should be able to knock down with just the tanker water
19:20 2021 on location
19:21 60 Control relocating one engine from Greenwich to Banksville HQ
19:21 Mt. Kisco FAST is assembling
19:21 E106 is en route to U13 with manpower
19:22 55B1 responding
19:23 2403 on location
19:24 T17 on location
19:26 U13 responding
19:27 2581 initial size up of a 50'x30' 1 1/2 wood frame structure with visible fire, one line stretched and operating, second being stretched now
19:28 T9 on location
19:29 2021 advising T9 to stage away, manpower only is needed at this time
19:29 2581 advising 60 Control that a Con Ed supervisor is on location, main is off in the house
19:30 T3 on location
19:31 2581 advising main body of the fire is knocked down, requesting C&O to the scene
19:32 C&O Zone 5 landline 60
19:46 County car 24 on location
19:50 45M1 back in service
19:52 2581 releasing T3 and T9, holding the rest
20:02 2021 to Armonk HQ have U82 respond with 2 coolers
20:03 T9 back in service and returning to quarters
20:03 T3 in service and returning to quarters
20:18 1405 responding
20:22 2581 releasing Mt. Kisco Fast
20:24 U82 approaching the scene, as per 2021 bring one cooler in
20:25 U82 on location
20:27 All Mt. Kisco units clear
20:29 2581 releasing T7 and E109
20:33 E109 and 2043 back in service
20:35 1405 on location

Date: 7/15/12
Time: 19:09
Location: 224 East Middle Patent Road
Frequency: 46.26 (dispatch), Fire 16, EMS 16
Units Operating: Banksville Fire Department: 2581, T7, T17, E157, E158; Pound Ridge Fire Department: T3, 2403; Armonk Fire Department: T9, 51B1, 2021,U82; Bedford Fire Department: 2043, E109; Mt. Kisco Fire Department: U13 (FAST); Westchester EMS: 45M1; North Castle Police; WCDES: Bat. 16, County Car 24, C&O Zone 5 (1405)
Weather Conditions: Hot, Rainy, Storms
Description Of Incident: Units dispatched to a reported structure fire at 224 East Middle Patent Road. Upon arrival car 2581 found heavy fire and smoke showing and transmitted the 10-75.
Reporters: Sailr322
19:09 60 Control dispatching Banksville for a reported structure fire
19:09 2581 responding
19:09 60 advising per the caller smoke and fire are visible from several windows
19:09 2581 requesting that T3, T9, and one engine from Bedford be started out
19:10 T3, T9, one engine from Bedford requested to the scene for a reported structure fire
19:11 51B1 being told to respond to the fire house first to make sure there is a crew for the tanker
19:12 2043 responding
19:12 2403 responding to the fire house to assemble a crew for the tanker
19:13 E158 responding
19:13 2581 advising all incoming units from the Banksville fire house of utility work on Middle Patent Road
19:14 E109 responding from Mt. Kisco
19:14 E157 responding
19:14 T7 responding
19:14 2403 responding to the scene
19:15 T3 responding
19:16 T17 responding
19:17 2581 is on location, transmitting the 10-75, has heavy smoke showing from a 1 1/2 story wood frame
19:17 2581 advising E158 to drop the manifold and lay in
19:18 E157 respond into the driveway and set up to draft per 2581
19:18 Mt. Kisco FAST, Armonk EMS, 45M1, respond to 224 East Middle Patent Road for a working fire, Bat. 16 landline 60
19:19 2581 advising all occupants are out of the structure, has visible fire showing
19:20 2581 lay in, should be able to knock down with just the tanker water
19:20 2021 on location
19:21 60 Control relocating one engine from Greenwich to Banksville HQ
19:21 Mt. Kisco FAST is assembling
19:21 E106 is en route to U13 with manpower
19:22 55B1 responding
19:23 2403 on location
19:24 T17 on location
19:26 U13 responding
19:27 2581 initial size up of a 50'x30' 1 1/2 wood frame structure with visible fire, one line stretched and operating, second being stretched now
19:28 T9 on location
19:29 2021 advising T9 to stage away, manpower only is needed at this time
19:29 2581 advising 60 Control that a Con Ed supervisor is on location, main is off in the house
19:30 T3 on location
19:31 2581 advising main body of the fire is knocked down, requesting C&O to the scene
19:32 C&O Zone 5 landline 60
19:46 County car 24 on location
19:50 45M1 back in service
19:52 2581 releasing T3 and T9, holding the rest
20:02 2021 to Armonk HQ have U82 respond with 2 coolers
20:03 T9 back in service and returning to quarters
20:03 T3 in service and returning to quarters
20:18 1405 responding
20:22 2581 releasing Mt. Kisco Fast
20:24 U82 approaching the scene, as per 2021 bring one cooler in
20:25 U82 on location
20:27 All Mt. Kisco units clear
20:29 2581 releasing T7 and E109
20:33 E109 and 2043 back in service
20:35 1405 on location

Date: 7/15/12
Time: 19:09
Location: 224 East Middle Patent Road
Frequency: 46.26 (dispatch), Fire 16, EMS 16
Units Operating: Banksville Fire Department: 2581, T7, T17, E157, E158; Pound Ridge Fire Department: T3, 2403; Armonk Fire Department: T9, 51B1, 2021,U82; Bedford Fire Department: 2043, E109; Mt. Kisco Fire Department: U13 (FAST); Westchester EMS: 45M1; North Castle Police; WCDES: Bat. 16, County Car 24, C&O Zone 5 (1405)
Weather Conditions: Hot, Rainy, Storms
Description Of Incident: Units dispatched to a reported structure fire at 224 East Middle Patent Road. Upon arrival car 2581 found heavy fire and smoke showing and transmitted the 10-75.
Reporters: Sailr322
19:09 60 Control dispatching Banksville for a reported structure fire
19:09 2581 responding
19:09 60 advising per the caller smoke and fire are visible from several windows
19:09 2581 requesting that T3, T9, and one engine from Bedford be started out
19:10 T3, T9, one engine from Bedford requested to the scene for a reported structure fire
19:11 51B1 being told to respond to the fire house first to make sure there is a crew for the tanker
19:12 2043 responding
19:12 2403 responding to the fire house to assemble a crew for the tanker
19:13 E158 responding
19:13 2581 advising all incoming units from the Banksville fire house of utility work on Middle Patent Road
19:14 E109 responding from Mt. Kisco
19:14 E157 responding
19:14 T7 responding
19:14 2403 responding to the scene
19:15 T3 responding
19:16 T17 responding
19:17 2581 is on location, transmitting the 10-75, has heavy smoke showing from a 1 1/2 story wood frame
19:17 2581 advising E158 to drop the manifold and lay in
19:18 E157 respond into the driveway and set up to draft per 2581
19:18 Mt. Kisco FAST, Armonk EMS, 45M1, respond to 224 East Middle Patent Road for a working fire, Bat. 16 landline 60
19:19 2581 advising all occupants are out of the structure, has visible fire showing
19:20 2581 lay in, should be able to knock down with just the tanker water
19:20 2021 on location
19:21 60 Control relocating one engine from Greenwich to Banksville HQ
19:21 Mt. Kisco FAST is assembling
19:21 E106 is en route to U13 with manpower
19:22 55B1 responding
19:23 2403 on location
19:24 T17 on location
19:26 U13 responding
19:27 2581 initial size up of a 50'x30' 1 1/2 wood frame structure with visible fire, one line stretched and operating, second being stretched now
19:28 T9 on location
19:29 2021 advising T9 to stage away, manpower only is needed at this time
19:29 2581 advising 60 Control that a Con Ed supervisor is on location, main is off in the house
19:30 T3 on location
19:31 2581 advising main body of the fire is knocked down, requesting C&O to the scene
19:32 C&O Zone 5 landline 60
19:46 County car 24 on location
19:50 45M1 back in service
19:52 2581 releasing T3 and T9, holding the rest
20:02 2021 to Armonk HQ have U82 respond with 2 coolers
20:03 T9 back in service and returning to quarters
20:03 T3 in service and returning to quarters
20:18 1405 responding
20:22 2581 releasing Mt. Kisco Fast
20:24 U82 approaching the scene, as per 2021 bring one cooler in
20:25 U82 on location
20:27 All Mt. Kisco units clear
20:29 2581 releasing T7 and E109
20:33 E109 and 2043 back in service
20:35 1405 on location

Date: 7/14/2012
Time: 1345hrs (1:45pm)
Location: 147 Chatsworth Ave (X Railroad Way & North Ave)
Frequency: 46.26 (Dispatch), Fire 15, EMS 15, 154.755 (LPD), 155.280 (EMS Dispatch),
Units Operating: [Larchmont FD: 2221, 2222, E35, E33, TL7], [Larchmont VAC: 66A2], [WCDES: Cause and Origin Zone 2], Larchmont PD, Larchmont DPW
Weather Conditions: Hot, 87 Degrees
Description Of Incident: Working Strucutre Fire
Reporters: firedude, Sailr322
1345hrs E35, E33, TL7 dispatched to 147 Chatsworth Ave for a reported structure fire
1346hrs: TL7, E35, E33 responding
13:46hrs: Larchmont VAC dispatched to scene by LPD
1346hrs: 66A2 responding
1347hrs: E35 on location
1348hrs: TL7, E33 on location
1348hrs: 66A2 on location
1349hrs: 2222 reporting a working fire, negative 10-75 assignment, request tone for manpower
1350hrs: Larchmont FD toned out for additional personnel to respond for the structure fire
1351hrs: 2221 responded with a delay
1351hrs: 2222 reports main body of fire knocked down
1355hrs: 2222 requesting C and O to scene
1356hrs: C and O zone 2, Bat 15 requested to landline
1357hrs: 2222 reports fire is under control, overhauling
1358hrs: Larchmont and Mamaroneck Town FD (2231, 2233, E51 only) dispatched to 19 Shadow Lane for a CO Alarm (2231 reported 50ppm of CO in residence @ 1408hrs, Units clear @ 1448hrs)
1400hrs: 60 Control advises 3 C and O members enroute to scene
1409hrs: 2222 reports C and O on location
1409hrs: 2221 on location
1441hrs: 2221 requesting Con Ed Electric and Gas to scene
1451hrs: 2221 reports E33, E35 available from the scene
1506hrs: E35 Back in service, returning to Quarters
1506hrs: 2221 reports all LFD units are clear, scene turned over to PD
Larchmont Patch Article
**Anyone with info can PM me

LoHud article with video and photos from the fire. (Note these photos and videos are not mine, they are by Ricky Flores and Mareesa Nicosia of The Journal News) http://www.lohud.com...|text|Frontpage
Pearl Rive Patch with photos (note these photos are not mine, they are by Adam Littman) http://pearlriver.pa...n-spring-valley
Newsday article with photos and videos (note these photos and videos are not mine, they are by Christian Wade) http://newyork.newsd...eless-1.3831578

While I agree that there is a lack of use with other programs and the medical alert bracelets and necklaces are far more used, it seems to me that they have thought the idea of multiple people using the same car through as well as a quick and fool proof way to identify who is who.

Complete both sides of the personal information card as fully as possible, in pencil. Attach a recent photo of yourself and place it in a visible location in your car’s glove compartment.
Complete one card for each person who regularly occupies the vehicle. See below to request additional medical information forms

Those are the direct steps that the New York State Sheriffs Association tells those using the Yellow Dot Program to follow if they choose to it in their car or home.

Date: 7/10/12
Time: Approximately 13:59
Location: 33 and 35 South 8th Ave.
Frequency:154.145 (Mount Vernon dispatch), 46.26 (dispatch), Fire 18, EMS 18
Units Operating: Mount Vernon Fire Department: R2, E202, E203, E204, E205, E206, L61, L62, TL61, TL62; New Rochelle Fire Department: L12, E22 (relocated); Eastchester Fire Department: L15; Pelham Fire Department: E5; Fairview Fire Department: L1; Mount Vernon Police: Transcare: 32A1, 32M1; WCDEMS: Bat. 18; American Red Cross
Weather Conditions: Hot, Dry, Sunny
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a two-family home. Fire extended into a neighboring home at 33 East 8th Ave. Three alarm fire with all crews from Mount Vernon as well as numerous mutual aid departments. Six Mount Vernon FFs were treated for heat exhaustion. Two were transported to the hospital, one for heat exhaustion and one for an injury. Two residents were also treated for smoke inhalation.
Reporters: Sailr322
13:59 Mount Vernon dispatched for a reported structure fire at 35 East 8th Ave.
14:10 Pelham 1 engine and Eastchester L15 relocate to Mount Vernon Station 3
14:11 Bat. 60 landline 60
14:18 E5 out at Mount Vernon Station 3
14:24 L15 out at Mount Vernon Station 3
Updating with times, anyone with info please let me know
LoHud article with photos: http://www.lohud.com...heat-exhaustion (these photos are not mine, they are taken by Mark Vergari of The Journal News)
Newsday article : http://newyork.newsd...ernon-1.3830716

Date: 7/10/12
Time: Approximately 13:59
Location: 33 and 35 South 8th Ave.
Frequency:154.145 (Mount Vernon dispatch), 46.26 (dispatch), Fire 18, EMS 18
Units Operating: Mount Vernon Fire Department: R2, E202, E203, E204, E205, E206, L61, L62, TL61, TL62; New Rochelle Fire Department: L12, E22 (relocated); Eastchester Fire Department: L15; Pelham Fire Department: E5; Fairview Fire Department: L1; Mount Vernon Police: Transcare: 32A1, 32M1; WCDEMS: Bat. 18; American Red Cross
Weather Conditions: Hot, Dry, Sunny
Description Of Incident: Working fire in a two-family home. Fire extended into a neighboring home at 33 East 8th Ave. Three alarm fire with all crews from Mount Vernon as well as numerous mutual aid departments. Six Mount Vernon FFs were treated for heat exhaustion. Two were transported to the hospital, one for heat exhaustion and one for an injury. Two residents were also treated for smoke inhalation.
Reporters: Sailr322
13:59 Mount Vernon dispatched for a reported structure fire at 35 East 8th Ave.
14:10 Pelham 1 engine and Eastchester L15 relocate to Mount Vernon Station 3
14:11 Bat. 60 landline 60
14:18 E5 out at Mount Vernon Station 3
14:24 L15 out at Mount Vernon Station 3
Updating with times, anyone with info please let me know
LoHud article with photos: http://www.lohud.com...heat-exhaustion (these photos are not mine, they are taken by Mark Vergari of The Journal News)
Newsday article : http://newyork.newsd...ernon-1.3830716

I hate to be the wet blanket at the party but while I am sure this is a good idea it is also an invitation to crime. Based on the information stored on the card in the glove box, and I would love to know how much info is placed there, this simple yellow dot could be a billboard for would be criminals to create identity theft from the card info or falsely notify family members of a persons fictitious mishap to gain secure personal information for the same following a simple vehicle break in and accessing the card.

Need a bus to transport not injured or minimally injured??
The easy way:
Have a plan and pre-committed resources for any MCI. Call 60-Control and get what you need.
The hard way:
(This is what I think happened at this incident) No plan for MCI's. Plead for a bus over and over. In time, someone will break down and get you a bus, but response time is unknown.
The dynamic Incident Commander way:
(You will certainly have to explain yourself after the incident is over, but you'll get your bus very soon) Tell the senior State Trooper on scene that you need a bus NOW and nobody is cooperating. Traffic is backing up from Philadelphia to Providence. Tell him to send a Trooper off the interstate, commandeer the first local bus he sees and bring it to the scene. From day one, Troopers are told that they are in charge of everything in the state. Whether they actually are or not is not important. I guarantee you if a state trooper is told to get a bus, he will come back to you with a bus, and very quickly. Next, tell the media what you did and praise the State Police for their actions.
You and the State Police now become heros on the 6 o'clock news. Anyone who would yell at you for taking such action cannot do so without having egg on their face.

I think it is something to look into. A few more thoughts that have come to me over the past few days sort of branching from what I first thought of. I know that with health insurance lately it has become common practice for providers to give breaks and incentives to those they cover when they belong to a gym or in some cases covering their gym fees since in theory it reduces health risks induced from a sedentary or unhealthy life style. Auto companies as I pointed out gave breaks to drivers that have a safe driving record or go for defensive driving classes. I know that a lot of insurance agencies give price breaks to MOS that have taken classes in CEVO or EVOC (something that I believe is mandatory in most departments for drivers). Maybe the cost of sprinklers could be covered in some way by the insurance company, similar to health insurance companies paying for gym memberships? A break if homeowners attend classes on fire safety or learn about the benefits of home sprinkler systems. I have heard, but am not sure if it is true, that people who live with a hydrant in front of their property or on it they get a reduction on their insurance, if this is true what about people living in areas such as Armonk that had dry hydrants on their property if possible, may a reduction for them too? Just some ideas that came to me.

You left out Pelham Manor. We do border the Town of Mamaroneck and while not bordering we wre within about 30 feet from Larchmont at one point.
My vote is we consolidate with FDNY, (We take over of them.)
If that does not work, lets jump in with Stamford.
In NYS Law Cities are prohibitted from "combining" with villages or Fire Districts (towns). Cities can be contracted to provide protection to those communities.
ISO says they have more career responders (3) on average than volunteers (2). And few if any are interior.
Yes, and it cost the city $0 for that study.

For the sake of this Board and 256,000 posts or however many I sure hope not too!

You need to prepare for incidents whatever the actual event. I don't see why it would be surprising that "any" MCI could lead to confusion. It all comes down to proper training, planning and most importantly a command and control structure prepared to respond. It also requires discipline among all agencies and providers to manage an incident. "Freelancing" is probably the biggest obstacle to controlling an incident, yet people seem to always do what "they" want to do. If there is no discipline then you can expect total chaos......

Interesting idea, how would you go about it? A lot of programs I know are incorporated into schools and cub/girl scout programs. Not by any means bashing this idea, just wondering how you or others might go about continued fire education for adults. Maybe as part of a homeowners insurance program or agreement? Or maybe like some auto insurance companies do with defensive driving classes etc., a reduced home insurance rate for taking classes in fire safety or such?

Date: 7/8/12
Time: 12:19
Location: Saw Mill Parkway Southbound IAO exit 4 (Cross County Parkway)
Frequency: 46.50 (Yonkers Fire Dispatch), 484.7125 (Yonkers Fire Operations), 46.26, Fire 18, EMS 18
Units Operating: WCPD: Baker 1, Baker 2, David 1, Harry 2, Lieutenant 1, Truck 1 (ESU), Park 1, Aviation; NYPD; Empress: 33A1, 33A2, 41A1; YFD: E304, E306, E312, L74, R1, Bat. 1 (IC) Bat. 2 (Safety); YPD: ESU; Accident Investigation; StatFlight; NYSDOT
Weather Conditions: Hot
Description Of Incident: Speeding car collided with another vehicle in the southbound lanes. Three people were ejected from the speeding car, one of whom was transported in cardiac arrest, with two more in the speeding vehicle. Two others in the other vehicle were treated for injuries on location and released. Four patients were taken to Jacobi and one to St. Joe's, all ALS. Original calls stated a motorcycle was involved in the accident, none was found on scene. One male who was ejected and found in traumatic arrest was pronounced dead at St. Joe's. One female who was also ejected from the vehicle and transported to Jacobi has died.
Reporters: Sailr322, Texastorm791, peterose 313
12:18 Westchester County Police reporting an MVA with two people on the roadway, possible ejections
12:18 YFD Dispatch: E304, 306, L74, R1, Bat. 1 respond to the Saw Mill Parkway for MVA
12:19 County Police advising that Fire and EMS are en route
12:19 Update from State Police that a motorcycle is possibly involved
12:20 Lieutenant One from WCPD responding
12:20 All YFD units responding
12:21 WCPD advising all responding units: possible one entrapped, two on the pavement, one possible DOA
12:21 Truck One (WCPD ESU) en route
12:23 WCPD units on location
12:23 R1 on location
12:24 Shutting down the parkway at Rumsey
12:24 Baker 2 start out AI
12:25 Units on scene have the roadway shutoff
12:25 Bat. 1, E304, E306, L74 on location, R1 is advising that everyone is out of the vehicle
12:26 WCPD dispatch is advising any units on scene that Yonkers PD is asking that Yonkers Ave. Southbound shut
12:26 Harry 2 asking that StatFlight be started out, WCDP will advise 60 Control and is asking Harry 2 to notify when and where a LZ can be set up
12:29 Baker 2 is asking to get contact with NYPD for road closures and FDNY for two ambulances
12:32 1 Adam is advising they can open up a field in Tibbits Park for the LZ
12:32 Bat. 1 requesting one more engine to the scene, advising to have them come in off of Rumsey Road
12:33 E312 dispatched to the scene
12:33 YFD dispatch is advising L74 that Empress has requested a helicopter
12:33 L74 moving the LZ to the Southbound side of the Parkway
12:34 Bat. 2 is responding as safety, 4-6 minutes until the helicopter is in the air
12:34 Parks 1 will be assisting with the LZ in Baker 2's car
12:38 WCPD advising Parks 1 that IC has moved the LZ onto the Saw Mill by the Cross County Parkway
12:38 Bat. 2 on location
12:39 Medivac is approximately 13 minutes out
12:40 YFD dispatch is requesting the location of E312
12:48 Dispatch is advising IC that medivac is still about 8 minutes out, coming from New Jersey
12:52 IC is canceling the helicopter and advising all patients will be going by ground
12:52 Dispatch is telling IC that the helicopter is 4 minutes out, IC now telling dispatch to standby before canceling
12:54 IC canceling helicopter and all patients are now going by ground
12:55 Yonkers dispatch advising IC that 60 Control has been notified that the helicopter has been canceled and all patients are going by ground
12:55 Empress transporting 4 ALS to Jacobi and one in traumatic arrest ALS to St. Joe's
Anyone with info PM me
LoHud article: http://www.LoHud.com...s|img|Frontpage
News 12 article and video: http://www.news12.co...&news_type=news
Fox 5 article and videos: http://www.myfoxny.c...l-parkway-crash
NBC 4 article: http://www.nbcnewyor...-161732025.html
CBS 2 article: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/07/08/one-dead-after-crash-on-saw-mill-river-parkway-in-yonkers/

Date: 7/8/12
Time: 12:19
Location: Saw Mill Parkway Southbound IAO exit 4 (Cross County Parkway)
Frequency: 46.50 (Yonkers Fire Dispatch), 484.7125 (Yonkers Fire Operations), 46.26, Fire 18, EMS 18
Units Operating: WCPD: Baker 1, Baker 2, David 1, Harry 2, Lieutenant 1, Truck 1 (ESU), Park 1, Aviation; NYPD; Empress: 33A1, 33A2, 41A1; YFD: E304, E306, E312, L74, R1, Bat. 1 (IC) Bat. 2 (Safety); YPD: ESU; Accident Investigation; StatFlight; NYSDOT
Weather Conditions: Hot
Description Of Incident: Speeding car collided with another vehicle in the southbound lanes. Three people were ejected from the speeding car, one of whom was transported in cardiac arrest, with two more in the speeding vehicle. Two others in the other vehicle were treated for injuries on location and released. Four patients were taken to Jacobi and one to St. Joe's, all ALS. Original calls stated a motorcycle was involved in the accident, none was found on scene. One male who was ejected and found in traumatic arrest was pronounced dead at St. Joe's. One female who was also ejected from the vehicle and transported to Jacobi has died.
Reporters: Sailr322, Texastorm791, peterose 313
12:18 Westchester County Police reporting an MVA with two people on the roadway, possible ejections
12:18 YFD Dispatch: E304, 306, L74, R1, Bat. 1 respond to the Saw Mill Parkway for MVA
12:19 County Police advising that Fire and EMS are en route
12:19 Update from State Police that a motorcycle is possibly involved
12:20 Lieutenant One from WCPD responding
12:20 All YFD units responding
12:21 WCPD advising all responding units: possible one entrapped, two on the pavement, one possible DOA
12:21 Truck One (WCPD ESU) en route
12:23 WCPD units on location
12:23 R1 on location
12:24 Shutting down the parkway at Rumsey
12:24 Baker 2 start out AI
12:25 Units on scene have the roadway shutoff
12:25 Bat. 1, E304, E306, L74 on location, R1 is advising that everyone is out of the vehicle
12:26 WCPD dispatch is advising any units on scene that Yonkers PD is asking that Yonkers Ave. Southbound shut
12:26 Harry 2 asking that StatFlight be started out, WCDP will advise 60 Control and is asking Harry 2 to notify when and where a LZ can be set up
12:29 Baker 2 is asking to get contact with NYPD for road closures and FDNY for two ambulances
12:32 1 Adam is advising they can open up a field in Tibbits Park for the LZ
12:32 Bat. 1 requesting one more engine to the scene, advising to have them come in off of Rumsey Road
12:33 E312 dispatched to the scene
12:33 YFD dispatch is advising L74 that Empress has requested a helicopter
12:33 L74 moving the LZ to the Southbound side of the Parkway
12:34 Bat. 2 is responding as safety, 4-6 minutes until the helicopter is in the air
12:34 Parks 1 will be assisting with the LZ in Baker 2's car
12:38 WCPD advising Parks 1 that IC has moved the LZ onto the Saw Mill by the Cross County Parkway
12:38 Bat. 2 on location
12:39 Medivac is approximately 13 minutes out
12:40 YFD dispatch is requesting the location of E312
12:48 Dispatch is advising IC that medivac is still about 8 minutes out, coming from New Jersey
12:52 IC is canceling the helicopter and advising all patients will be going by ground
12:52 Dispatch is telling IC that the helicopter is 4 minutes out, IC now telling dispatch to standby before canceling
12:54 IC canceling helicopter and all patients are now going by ground
12:55 Yonkers dispatch advising IC that 60 Control has been notified that the helicopter has been canceled and all patients are going by ground
12:55 Empress transporting 4 ALS to Jacobi and one in traumatic arrest ALS to St. Joe's
Anyone with info PM me
LoHud article: http://www.LoHud.com...s|img|Frontpage
News 12 article and video: http://www.news12.co...&news_type=news
Fox 5 article and videos: http://www.myfoxny.c...l-parkway-crash
NBC 4 article: http://www.nbcnewyor...-161732025.html
CBS 2 article: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/07/08/one-dead-after-crash-on-saw-mill-river-parkway-in-yonkers/

Date: 7/8/12
Time: 12:19
Location: Saw Mill Parkway Southbound IAO exit 4 (Cross County Parkway)
Frequency: 46.50 (Yonkers Fire Dispatch), 484.7125 (Yonkers Fire Operations), 46.26, Fire 18, EMS 18
Units Operating: WCPD: Baker 1, Baker 2, David 1, Harry 2, Lieutenant 1, Truck 1 (ESU), Park 1, Aviation; NYPD; Empress: 33A1, 33A2, 41A1; YFD: E304, E306, E312, L74, R1, Bat. 1 (IC) Bat. 2 (Safety); YPD: ESU; Accident Investigation; StatFlight; NYSDOT
Weather Conditions: Hot
Description Of Incident: Speeding car collided with another vehicle in the southbound lanes. Three people were ejected from the speeding car, one of whom was transported in cardiac arrest, with two more in the speeding vehicle. Two others in the other vehicle were treated for injuries on location and released. Four patients were taken to Jacobi and one to St. Joe's, all ALS. Original calls stated a motorcycle was involved in the accident, none was found on scene. One male who was ejected and found in traumatic arrest was pronounced dead at St. Joe's. One female who was also ejected from the vehicle and transported to Jacobi has died.
Reporters: Sailr322, Texastorm791, peterose 313
12:18 Westchester County Police reporting an MVA with two people on the roadway, possible ejections
12:18 YFD Dispatch: E304, 306, L74, R1, Bat. 1 respond to the Saw Mill Parkway for MVA
12:19 County Police advising that Fire and EMS are en route
12:19 Update from State Police that a motorcycle is possibly involved
12:20 Lieutenant One from WCPD responding
12:20 All YFD units responding
12:21 WCPD advising all responding units: possible one entrapped, two on the pavement, one possible DOA
12:21 Truck One (WCPD ESU) en route
12:23 WCPD units on location
12:23 R1 on location
12:24 Shutting down the parkway at Rumsey
12:24 Baker 2 start out AI
12:25 Units on scene have the roadway shutoff
12:25 Bat. 1, E304, E306, L74 on location, R1 is advising that everyone is out of the vehicle
12:26 WCPD dispatch is advising any units on scene that Yonkers PD is asking that Yonkers Ave. Southbound shut
12:26 Harry 2 asking that StatFlight be started out, WCDP will advise 60 Control and is asking Harry 2 to notify when and where a LZ can be set up
12:29 Baker 2 is asking to get contact with NYPD for road closures and FDNY for two ambulances
12:32 1 Adam is advising they can open up a field in Tibbits Park for the LZ
12:32 Bat. 1 requesting one more engine to the scene, advising to have them come in off of Rumsey Road
12:33 E312 dispatched to the scene
12:33 YFD dispatch is advising L74 that Empress has requested a helicopter
12:33 L74 moving the LZ to the Southbound side of the Parkway
12:34 Bat. 2 is responding as safety, 4-6 minutes until the helicopter is in the air
12:34 Parks 1 will be assisting with the LZ in Baker 2's car
12:38 WCPD advising Parks 1 that IC has moved the LZ onto the Saw Mill by the Cross County Parkway
12:38 Bat. 2 on location
12:39 Medivac is approximately 13 minutes out
12:40 YFD dispatch is requesting the location of E312
12:48 Dispatch is advising IC that medivac is still about 8 minutes out, coming from New Jersey
12:52 IC is canceling the helicopter and advising all patients will be going by ground
12:52 Dispatch is telling IC that the helicopter is 4 minutes out, IC now telling dispatch to standby before canceling
12:54 IC canceling helicopter and all patients are now going by ground
12:55 Yonkers dispatch advising IC that 60 Control has been notified that the helicopter has been canceled and all patients are going by ground
12:55 Empress transporting 4 ALS to Jacobi and one in traumatic arrest ALS to St. Joe's
Anyone with info PM me
LoHud article: http://www.LoHud.com...s|img|Frontpage
News 12 article and video: http://www.news12.co...&news_type=news
Fox 5 article and videos: http://www.myfoxny.c...l-parkway-crash
NBC 4 article: http://www.nbcnewyor...-161732025.html
CBS 2 article: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/07/08/one-dead-after-crash-on-saw-mill-river-parkway-in-yonkers/

Date: 7/8/12
Time: 12:19
Location: Saw Mill Parkway Southbound IAO exit 4 (Cross County Parkway)
Frequency: 46.50 (Yonkers Fire Dispatch), 484.7125 (Yonkers Fire Operations), 46.26, Fire 18, EMS 18
Units Operating: WCPD: Baker 1, Baker 2, David 1, Harry 2, Lieutenant 1, Truck 1 (ESU), Park 1, Aviation; NYPD; Empress: 33A1, 33A2, 41A1; YFD: E304, E306, E312, L74, R1, Bat. 1 (IC) Bat. 2 (Safety); YPD: ESU; Accident Investigation; StatFlight; NYSDOT
Weather Conditions: Hot
Description Of Incident: Speeding car collided with another vehicle in the southbound lanes. Three people were ejected from the speeding car, one of whom was transported in cardiac arrest, with two more in the speeding vehicle. Two others in the other vehicle were treated for injuries on location and released. Four patients were taken to Jacobi and one to St. Joe's, all ALS. Original calls stated a motorcycle was involved in the accident, none was found on scene. One male who was ejected and found in traumatic arrest was pronounced dead at St. Joe's. One female who was also ejected from the vehicle and transported to Jacobi has died.
Reporters: Sailr322, Texastorm791, peterose 313
12:18 Westchester County Police reporting an MVA with two people on the roadway, possible ejections
12:18 YFD Dispatch: E304, 306, L74, R1, Bat. 1 respond to the Saw Mill Parkway for MVA
12:19 County Police advising that Fire and EMS are en route
12:19 Update from State Police that a motorcycle is possibly involved
12:20 Lieutenant One from WCPD responding
12:20 All YFD units responding
12:21 WCPD advising all responding units: possible one entrapped, two on the pavement, one possible DOA
12:21 Truck One (WCPD ESU) en route
12:23 WCPD units on location
12:23 R1 on location
12:24 Shutting down the parkway at Rumsey
12:24 Baker 2 start out AI
12:25 Units on scene have the roadway shutoff
12:25 Bat. 1, E304, E306, L74 on location, R1 is advising that everyone is out of the vehicle
12:26 WCPD dispatch is advising any units on scene that Yonkers PD is asking that Yonkers Ave. Southbound shut
12:26 Harry 2 asking that StatFlight be started out, WCDP will advise 60 Control and is asking Harry 2 to notify when and where a LZ can be set up
12:29 Baker 2 is asking to get contact with NYPD for road closures and FDNY for two ambulances
12:32 1 Adam is advising they can open up a field in Tibbits Park for the LZ
12:32 Bat. 1 requesting one more engine to the scene, advising to have them come in off of Rumsey Road
12:33 E312 dispatched to the scene
12:33 YFD dispatch is advising L74 that Empress has requested a helicopter
12:33 L74 moving the LZ to the Southbound side of the Parkway
12:34 Bat. 2 is responding as safety, 4-6 minutes until the helicopter is in the air
12:34 Parks 1 will be assisting with the LZ in Baker 2's car
12:38 WCPD advising Parks 1 that IC has moved the LZ onto the Saw Mill by the Cross County Parkway
12:38 Bat. 2 on location
12:39 Medivac is approximately 13 minutes out
12:40 YFD dispatch is requesting the location of E312
12:48 Dispatch is advising IC that medivac is still about 8 minutes out, coming from New Jersey
12:52 IC is canceling the helicopter and advising all patients will be going by ground
12:52 Dispatch is telling IC that the helicopter is 4 minutes out, IC now telling dispatch to standby before canceling
12:54 IC canceling helicopter and all patients are now going by ground
12:55 Yonkers dispatch advising IC that 60 Control has been notified that the helicopter has been canceled and all patients are going by ground
12:55 Empress transporting 4 ALS to Jacobi and one in traumatic arrest ALS to St. Joe's
Anyone with info PM me
LoHud article: http://www.LoHud.com...s|img|Frontpage
News 12 article and video: http://www.news12.co...&news_type=news
Fox 5 article and videos: http://www.myfoxny.c...l-parkway-crash
NBC 4 article: http://www.nbcnewyor...-161732025.html
CBS 2 article: http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2012/07/08/one-dead-after-crash-on-saw-mill-river-parkway-in-yonkers/

Thanks for sharing! Awesome video and example of the dedication of these firefighters to their community and this man that continues from generation to generation in the firefighting community!!