2231*

I also believe West Harrison and Chappaqua Fire go on standby in quarters.

All I know is Level 3.. Which is the following.
Armonk FD
Purchase FD
Rye Brook
Port Chester: Engine 59, Engine 64, Engine 60, Rescue 40 & Ladder
Banksville FD 1 tanker
Armonk EMS
Westchester EMS 45M1
Harrison EMS
Port Chester EMS
Chappaqua EMS
White Plains EMS
Greenwich EMS
WCDES: Battalion 16, Battalion 19, EMS 10, EMS 11, County Car 1
Thats what's assigned for an Alert Level 3.

Off the top of my head... just to start what I can remember... Purchase, Port Chester, Armonk, Banksville Tanker, PCRRB EMS, HEMS, GEMS, Chappaqua EMS, Batt 15 Bat 19 (?) EMS 10 EMS 11. *don't quote me*

really? its a simple question and a simple answer. you guys always have to been the rudest you can to these people who have questions YOU don't approve of. Its a emergency services forum, hes allowed to ask questions.
and people wonder why theres dozens and dozens of people who just "view" instead of post anymore.. the answer is right here.
Im not into any argument about this, its just disgraceful that some of you would reply like that.

Although not involved in the design of this rig it has been discussed for quite some time. MA-10 has always been a unique rig with much to offer not only to the residents of Millwood but to anyone in need of mutual aid. The current MA-10 with 750gpm pump and 1000+ feet of 4 inch hose could go places that a traditional Class A pumper couldn't and provide nearly as much capacity. With a good water supply I personally have pumped over 1000gpm through it. Unfortunately, not many other departments recognized (despite our efforts to let its capabilities be known) that this was more than a typical 200-400gpm brush truck / mini pumper.
The new rig will undoubtedly take the next step in providing even greater versatility and firepower by doubling the amount of water to 300gal and increasing the pump capacity to 1000gpm. Although the rig will be slightly longer due to it being a crew cab, the addition of 3 more firefighters and air paks will make this rig a fully functioning engine and create a great all terrain all weather suppression unit. It's perfect for operating in gated driveways, narrow alleys, off road behind large residences, static water sources, etc.
Even though I no longer live in Millwood, I would encourage Northern Westchester departments to learn as much about the capabilities of this rig as possible and see where it might be of beneficial use... I believe Goldens Bridge has similar capabilities with E139 also carrying LDH and having a 1000gpm pump on a F550 chassis.

Date: 8/8/2012
Time: 1215 App
Location: 246 School House Road
Frequency: 154.205; 46.16; OC Fireground A
Units Operating: Howells (Full Department), Middletown (1 Ladder to Scene), Washington Heights (1 Engine to Fill Site), Cuddebackville (1 Tanker to SB @ Howells), Slate Hill (FAST Team to scene, 1 Tanker Standby in Quarters), Pocatello (1 Tanker to Scene); Fire Investigators 36-101, 36-111
Weather Conditions: Warm
Description Of Incident: Structure Fire
Reporters: v85

Congratulations, Hopewell Hose, on your 100 years of volunteering and giving your best to your community. I have only heard great things about your personnel, and wish you all many more years of making East Fishkill proud. Enjoy your party - you have well earned it!

i could always upload my very poor, poor quality cell phone photos that i have from years ago. some may not be recognizable (what i took a photo of) but if it floats your boat i can.. ha ha

Boston had a fire today in the Roslindale section of the city. The fire was in the 3rd floor of a 6 family. The street was very narrow making access for the ladder companies interesting. One of the occupants of the house walked by me and her daughter was asking what she was going to do for toys now! Multiple companies on scene for 2 hours along with BPD and BEMS.

PLEASE NO!

Hey I was just wondering has there ever been another ladder exactly like this one from White Plains as it is rare and very different. And I know it was done by the city but just wondering if there is another truck close or just like it.

Hate to see an empty bed! (Scroll up to see more)

That was quick... im pretty sure it went online like 10 minutes ago lol

Just was told the Somers VFD new website is up & running. It looks very nice & Somers just keeps on improving.. http://www.somersvfd.com/ it is yet to be completed but it's making it's way.
I am sure they would like your feedback, theres always the guestbook.
Great job all of the Somers folks, it looks great!!

and no traffic along the way.. someone good better be on one of the rigs that gets assigned to it, because the chief wil be way behind, traveling from another county or the other end.. when i was dept they only allowed us to go 10 miles out of our jurisdiction. Strange how much has changed.. including the chief cars too. We had highways and they gave us 1 lightbar and a bubble light on the back end of the roof. Nowadays they give you a christmas tree.. anyhow thats another story..

County: Westchester
City/Town/Municipality/Dept: Town of New Castle, NY (Hamlet of Millwood) - Millwood Fire Company
Unit designation/identifier: Mini Attack 10 (MA10)
Chassis & Body (or Aerial) Manufacturer and model: 2012 Ford F550, Firematic/B.R.A.T body
Pump size, tank size (water/foam), aerial type & length: unknown
Estimated delivery date: Mid 2012
Status: In begining stages of production
Notes: will replace a 1990 Ford/Saulsbury

Info & production photos of the new rig. http://firematic.com/BRATprogress.htm
According to 10-75.net this unit has been delivered.

all i can say is that Millwood has not received this unit yet. 10-75.net has some wrong information

Good to hear they are not reducing.

Update - the city held a meeting last night and it appears regardless of what was said the city council is doing what they want.

http://www.poughkeep...&nclick_check=1

Wow.. 30 miles out of their city/town.. Better have a fast car... (only kidding..)

really? its a simple question and a simple answer. you guys always have to been the rudest you can to these people who have questions YOU don't approve of. Its a emergency services forum, hes allowed to ask questions.
and people wonder why theres dozens and dozens of people who just "view" instead of post anymore.. the answer is right here.
Im not into any argument about this, its just disgraceful that some of you would reply like that.

I don't think the test is for the physical answer maybe it's to test the ability to find the info in the proper place. Getting the right answer ment you went to the right place. Stick with the manual that came with the truck or check with the manufacturer things can change even if it's just the year of the the truck.

JM15 is right. This would vary by manufacturer. The information can also be found in the trucks operators manual.

Bingo