Using_All_Hands

Date: 2/27/14
Time:12:38
Incident Type Fire in a Taxpayer
Location:350 South Broadway
District: Tarrytown
Units: 2461, 2462, E76, E77, E79, TL78, L37, U61
Description: Fire in bank in single story strip mall.

MA to Scene
Sleepy Hollow: 2311, 2312, 2313, E86, R12
Irvington: 2201, E178, R49
Ardsley: 2011, E164 w/ FAST
Ossining: 2334, L41 cancelled enroute

MA Coverage
Tarrytown HQ: Dobbs Ferry E48 & Elmsford TL21
Sleepy Hollow HQ: Pocantico Hills E189

Reserve Units activated tonight: E305, E317, E319, L78, Bat 3, Bat 4
Others Heard: Car 2, Car 4, Car 5, Car 6, Car 7, Car 45, SOD, Rehab, MSU
Mutual Aid Units:
New Rochelle: 2309, E22 (Both Times)
White Plains: 2517, TL6 (4th Alarm)
Mount Vernon: E204 (4th), E206 (3rd)
Hartsdale: E170 (Both times)
Eastchester: L16 (4th), TL17 (3rd)
Fairview: L1 (Both times)
Pelham: E5 (4th)
Pelham Manor: TL3 (4th)
I think E22, E204, L16 went to work on Beech, and the remaining companies (except L1 which went OOS mechanical) handled additional runs in the city.
A confusing, busy night in Yonkers - much respect to all involved including their Communications folks.

Date: 1/3/14
Time: 10:24
Incident Type: Fully-Involved Structure Fire
Location: 293 Furnace Dock Road (Charles Cook Pool property)
District: Montrose Fire
Montrose Units: 2273 (IC), 2272, E121, E122, TL8, R51
Buchanan Units: 2552, E161, U12 (Cascade), U4 (Rehab)
Mohegan Units: E255 w/ FAST
Croton Units: 2083, E119 w/ FAST
Verplanck Units: U30 (Rehab)
Cortlandt EMS: 8811, 88B1, 88B2
Verplanck E128 on standby in own HQ.

Description: Fire in single-story wood-frame structure (art studio/classrooms) 40 x 40.
10:24 - Montrose, with Buchanan & Verplanck on Standby, for roof fire.
10:26 - E122 responding.
10:28 - E121 responding.
10:30 - TL8 responding.
10:32 - R51 responding.
10:35 - 2273 on location, transmit 10-75 heavy smoke showing.
10:36 - Mohegan FAST, Buchanan Cascade, Cortlandt EMS, Battalion 10 dispatched.
10:41 - E161 responding.
10:42 - E257 responding to Station 4 to pick up E255.
10:44 - Command requesting E161 in place of U12.
10:45 - E255 responding to HQ to pick up manpower.
10:50 - Command reports a 40 x 40 single story structure, heavy smoke still looking for fire.
10:55- IC requests EMS for FF w/ knee injury. Cortlandt VAC & 35M2 handling.
10:56 - E257 w/ FAST responding.
10:59 - Command reports fire thru the roof.
11:11 - 60 Control advising Battalion 10 that Mohegan HQ called, stated that 226-42 on scene at Montrose fire asking for more manpower. Bat 10 (per the IC) reports no further manpower is needed.
11:13 - Battalion 10 reports partial roof collapse, rear of structure.
11:19 - E257 w/ FAST on location.
11:34 - U12 responding.
11:50 - Bat 10 reports Mohegan FAST going to work, requesting Croton FAST as well as Buchanan bus for rehab to scene.
11:52 - 2083 responding, TL44 to Station 2 with FAST members.
11:55 - E119 responding as FAST.
11:56 - U12 on location.
12:05 - E119 on location, walking up.
13:18 - Verplanck U30 (Bus) dispatched for rehab.
13:28 - U30 responding.
13:38 - 2272 on scene, 2273 remains in command.
13:45 - U4 responding.
14:24 - U4 on location.
15:16 - Bat 10 reports building is in process of being demolished.
15:20 - 2273 placing fire under control.
15:35 - EMS taking 2 MOS to hospital for cold weather exposure.

http://oswegocountytoday.com/new-e-911-radio-system-releases-video/
OSWEGO, NY – The Central New York Interoperable Communication Consortium has released a new video summarizing the latest E-911 radio system now being constructed by nine counties for improved emergency communication.
The video production, sponsored by Motorola and produced by SUNY Oswego students, is available for viewing on YouTube and the Oswego County E-911 Web site.
“Member counties have invested millions in the radio system which covered new radio communication towers as well as new handheld radios and mobiles for emergency responders such as police, firefighters and EMS,” said Mike Allen, Oswego County 911 program coordinator. “The CNYICC video is very well produced as it presents a great amount of detailed information about the creation of a regional communication system.”
The new integrated communication system currently links Oswego, Madison, Cayuga, Cortland and Onondaga counties.
CNYICC is an agreement between these counties to share in costs and develop an interoperable communication system for the safety of Central New York.
The video is a Great Laker Communication Production by SUNY Oswego and is narrated by local TV and radio personality Rick Gary.
The lead writer and assistant writers include SUNY Oswego students Dan Frohm, Joe Salvatore and Shaune Killough with support from Marybeth Longo, visiting professor and student coordinator.

Looks nice. The key to success is to eliminate duplicated resources with untrained personnel handling calls.
#WestchesterProblems

Date: 12/12/13
Time: 21:05
Incident Type: Fire in 2 1/2 Story Frame multi-family
Location: 462 S. 7th Avenue
District: Mount Vernon
Units: FDMV, Pelham E5, Eastchester L15, EMS

Description: Heavy fire in 2 1/2 story frame multi-family with exposure issues.
21:10 - Pelham E5, Eastchester L15, Battalion 18 to the scene.
21:15 - New Rochelle E22 & L12 relocating Mount Vernon Station #3.
21:20 - Car 2 reports heavy fire, 3 L/S/O, doubtful.

Date: 12/11/13
Time: 02:23
Incident Type: Structure Fire
Location: 7 Van Cortlandt Park Avenue
District: City of Yonkers
Units: E306, E303, E304, E312, TL71, L74, TL75 (FAST), R1, Bat 1 (IC), Bat 2 (Safety), Car 6, Empress

Description: Fire out the top floor window of a row-house apartment building.
02:25 - E306 10-84 checking.
02:26 - E306 with fire out the window, 10-29 transmitted.
02:29 - Bat .1 transmitting 10-30.
02:34 - Bat. 1 reports primary negative, secondary underway, multiple civilian casualties.
02:35 - Bat. 1 reports multiple parties jumped from 2nd Floor windows, requesting Empress to CP, 1 appears serious.
02:38 - Bat. 1 looking for Medics, Dispatch reports they're on scene.
02:39 - Bat. 1 reports fire knocked down, companies checking for extension.
02:42 - Car 6 10-84.
02:43 - Bat .1 placing fire under control.
Exposures:
1 - Street
2 - 3-Story Frame w/ 3 foot separation
3 - Rear yard
4 - 3-Story Frame w/ 3 foot separation
02:31 - Battalion 1 reports main body of fire appears to be knocked down.
02:34 - Car 6 responding.

Date: 12/11/13
Time: 02:23
Incident Type: Structure Fire
Location: 7 Van Cortlandt Park Avenue
District: City of Yonkers
Units: E306, E303, E304, E312, TL71, L74, TL75 (FAST), R1, Bat 1 (IC), Bat 2 (Safety), Car 6, Empress

Description: Fire out the top floor window of a row-house apartment building.
02:25 - E306 10-84 checking.
02:26 - E306 with fire out the window, 10-29 transmitted.
02:29 - Bat .1 transmitting 10-30.
02:34 - Bat. 1 reports primary negative, secondary underway, multiple civilian casualties.
02:35 - Bat. 1 reports multiple parties jumped from 2nd Floor windows, requesting Empress to CP, 1 appears serious.
02:38 - Bat. 1 looking for Medics, Dispatch reports they're on scene.
02:39 - Bat. 1 reports fire knocked down, companies checking for extension.
02:42 - Car 6 10-84.
02:43 - Bat .1 placing fire under control.
Exposures:
1 - Street
2 - 3-Story Frame w/ 3 foot separation
3 - Rear yard
4 - 3-Story Frame w/ 3 foot separation
02:31 - Battalion 1 reports main body of fire appears to be knocked down.
02:34 - Car 6 responding.

Date: 12/11/13
Time: 02:53
Incident Type: Fire in multi-family residence
Location: 120 Haseco Avenue
District: Port Chester
Units: 2391, 2392, E58, E60, E62, L31, R40

Description:
02:55 - 2392 reports smoke showing from 2nd floor. E60 to lay in.
02:57 - 2391 on location.
03:00 - PCPD reports a working fire and it appears everyone is evacuated.
03:04 - 2391 requesting a 2nd line to front door. "E60 charge that line please!"
03:06 - 2391 requesting E64 to stand by in quarters.
03:08 - 2391 "E60 expedite that line in here!"
03:11 - 2392 reports heavy fire on 2nd floor A-side, pulling guys out of attic. "E60 give me tank water, let's go!"
03:12 - 2391 "E62 give me water please."
03:13 - "2392 to the 3rd floor watch what you're doing you just dropped it on us!"
03:13 - 2391 requesting E61 to standby in quarters.
03:14 - E61 in quarters with a crew.
03:16 - 2391 requesting C&O to scene.
03:18 - E64 standing by in quarters.
03:19 - 2392 to 2391 we got it knocked down on 2nd floor, checking 3rd floor for extension.
03:20 - 2391 requesting Con Ed Electric & Gas. C&O Zone 2 & Battalion 15 paged.
03:34 - 2391 placing fire under control.
03:47 - 2391 requesting Red Cross for displacement of 16 residents.

Date: 12/11/13
Time: 02:23
Incident Type: Structure Fire
Location: 7 Van Cortlandt Park Avenue
District: City of Yonkers
Units: E306, E303, E304, E312, TL71, L74, TL75 (FAST), R1, Bat 1 (IC), Bat 2 (Safety), Car 6, Empress

Description: Fire out the top floor window of a row-house apartment building.
02:25 - E306 10-84 checking.
02:26 - E306 with fire out the window, 10-29 transmitted.
02:29 - Bat .1 transmitting 10-30.
02:34 - Bat. 1 reports primary negative, secondary underway, multiple civilian casualties.
02:35 - Bat. 1 reports multiple parties jumped from 2nd Floor windows, requesting Empress to CP, 1 appears serious.
02:38 - Bat. 1 looking for Medics, Dispatch reports they're on scene.
02:39 - Bat. 1 reports fire knocked down, companies checking for extension.
02:42 - Car 6 10-84.
02:43 - Bat .1 placing fire under control.
Exposures:
1 - Street
2 - 3-Story Frame w/ 3 foot separation
3 - Rear yard
4 - 3-Story Frame w/ 3 foot separation
02:31 - Battalion 1 reports main body of fire appears to be knocked down.
02:34 - Car 6 responding.

Why is this in the Law Enforcement section?
First of all, I totally agree in required training for Officers. We recently implemented requirements for our officers, which followed the recommendations of OFPC (DHSES, whatever they are now) and/or NYSAFC (I forget who). We added some other stuff. In order to be flexible to the masses, we had to let former officers be allowed to hold positions again for another two years to give guys time to meet the new requirements, provided the past officer isn't moving up, in which case they must meet the new requirements.
Second, and I swear by this - it doesn't matter what classes or training someone has. If the guy/gal hasn't been around long enough to earn their peers' respect on and off the fireground - they don't belong in the ranks. Experience, training, attendance above that of the minimum, common sense and a mindset of doing the greater good for their company/department are the attributes of a good officer.
Third, you can have someone who either does or does not have a lot of training run your department into the ground. We have suffered quite a few poor Chiefs and poor Company Officers over the years, and I am sure we'll make those mistakes again. (Hopefully I am wrong) You can have a Chief who does nothing at all for two years, followed by one that does a ton and changes things for the good for two, then have another flapjack come in and set you all back in time again for two years. Realistically, term limits should be looked at and if the majority is content with their leadership - why change it because it is someone else's turn? If a guy is in say, 5 years, and the majority has had their fill of him, VOTE HIM OUT. It isn't rocket science to me, but I am part of the minority.
Westchester-area Career Officers generally get FDNY's FLIP school, right? Man I would give my left nut for that kind of program. The officer courses offered to the rest of us don't tell you how to handle your calls - they just tell you how to avoid getting sued and show you ways to earn your members' respect (which is fine, but where the f*** is the REAL TRAINNG?!?!)
I think there are plenty of people in this county - paid and volunteer - that could put together an amazing officer program for both sides of the fence which would cover your soup to nuts. Then, and only then, could any of us really feel "trained & prepared."
/rant

It looks like the only a****** here is possibly yourself. I agree with the majority of the posts here and it is a proven fact that the vast majority of the Volunteer Fire Service elections are pretty much popularity contests and thats garbage. A member can have every class and certification in the book but the bottom line is some people have no business being an officer or chief period. It shouldnt even be a question agencies should and obviously need to have requirments for positions and need to stick to them and just dont "bend them" or make exceptions. Turn-over in the ranks in agencies because "thats just how it is" is Bull****, If they work and are willing to stay put and continue to have the drive to do the job the right way...leave them and groom others to do the right thing, not blow it on a "Filler". The respect of your members toward a potential canidate for the drive of doing whats right for the common good of your district/department/company, citizens, and safety of the membership is paramount. I'd go out on a limb and have to say that maybe it just wasnt your turn and it might be time to start making more training videos.

Date: 12/1/13
Time: 04:30
Incident Type: Working Structure Fire
Location: 136 Park Avenue (Cross of Oakley)
District: City of Mount Vernon
Initial Units: E4, E6, E3, L1, L2, R2, Car 2
10-26: E5 (FAST)
2nd Alarm: L15, 2103
Relocated FDMV Sta. 3: Pelham E5 / White Plains L34.

Description: Working fire in house adjacent to 132 Park Avenue.

04:34 - E6 entering the block, smoke condition in the street.
04:35 - E6 reporting visible fire on #1 floor.
04:36 - Car 2 10-84, 10-26, 4th Engine as FAST (E5).
04:39 - Car 2 has a 2 1/2 story frame Queen Ann, 25 x 60 heavy fire on 1st floor. 1 L/S/O, Primaries underway.
04:43 - E5 10-84.
04:46 - Pelham Engine 5 / Eastchester Ladder 15 to relocate Mount Vernon Station #3. Battalion 15 to landline.
04:51 - E5 relocating FDMV Station 3.
04:55 - Car 2 transmitting 2nd Alarm, heavy fire conditions on all floors, 4 lines covering exposures 2 & 4, E5 going to work.
04:56 - Signal 10-36, 2nd Alarm transmitted.
04:57 - FDMV dispatch requesting L15 to the scene as 3rd Due Truck. Requesting another Truck to cover.
04:59 - Fairview L1 dispatched to FDMV Station 3.
05:06 - 2103 responding to scene.
05:07 - L15 on location.
05:10 - 2103 on location. White Plains Truck dispatched to FDMV Station 3, Fairview unable to cover.
05:14 - 60 Control advising FDMV that New Rochelle & Fairview have no Ladder to send, White Plains assigned.
05:16 - Battalion 15 responding to scene.
05:26 - L34 relocating FDMV Sta. 3.
05:30 - Car 2 reports fire remains doubtful.
05:34 - Battalion 15 on location. L34 advising their dispatch of radio issues on Fire 18.
05:46 - Car 2 reports address of 136 Park Avenue.
05:58 - Car 2 reports main body of fire knocked down, partial collapse, fire thru roof, 1 TL, 1 Multi-Versal, 1 Handline in operation, Probable Will Hold. Companies still engaged.
06:30 - FDMV releasing L15 from scene, holding E5 & L34 at Station 3.

Date: 12/1/13
Time: 04:30
Incident Type: Working Structure Fire
Location: 136 Park Avenue (Cross of Oakley)
District: City of Mount Vernon
Initial Units: E4, E6, E3, L1, L2, R2, Car 2
10-26: E5 (FAST)
2nd Alarm: L15, 2103
Relocated FDMV Sta. 3: Pelham E5 / White Plains L34.

Description: Working fire in house adjacent to 132 Park Avenue.

04:34 - E6 entering the block, smoke condition in the street.
04:35 - E6 reporting visible fire on #1 floor.
04:36 - Car 2 10-84, 10-26, 4th Engine as FAST (E5).
04:39 - Car 2 has a 2 1/2 story frame Queen Ann, 25 x 60 heavy fire on 1st floor. 1 L/S/O, Primaries underway.
04:43 - E5 10-84.
04:46 - Pelham Engine 5 / Eastchester Ladder 15 to relocate Mount Vernon Station #3. Battalion 15 to landline.
04:51 - E5 relocating FDMV Station 3.
04:55 - Car 2 transmitting 2nd Alarm, heavy fire conditions on all floors, 4 lines covering exposures 2 & 4, E5 going to work.
04:56 - Signal 10-36, 2nd Alarm transmitted.
04:57 - FDMV dispatch requesting L15 to the scene as 3rd Due Truck. Requesting another Truck to cover.
04:59 - Fairview L1 dispatched to FDMV Station 3.
05:06 - 2103 responding to scene.
05:07 - L15 on location.
05:10 - 2103 on location. White Plains Truck dispatched to FDMV Station 3, Fairview unable to cover.
05:14 - 60 Control advising FDMV that New Rochelle & Fairview have no Ladder to send, White Plains assigned.
05:16 - Battalion 15 responding to scene.
05:26 - L34 relocating FDMV Sta. 3.
05:30 - Car 2 reports fire remains doubtful.
05:34 - Battalion 15 on location. L34 advising their dispatch of radio issues on Fire 18.
05:46 - Car 2 reports address of 136 Park Avenue.
05:58 - Car 2 reports main body of fire knocked down, partial collapse, fire thru roof, 1 TL, 1 Multi-Versal, 1 Handline in operation, Probable Will Hold. Companies still engaged.
06:30 - FDMV releasing L15 from scene, holding E5 & L34 at Station 3.

Date: 11/30/13
Time: 17:15
Incident Type: 200 Lb. Propane Tank Leaking at rear of residence
Location: 218 Underhill Avenue
District: Yorktown Heights
Units: 2536, E273, E272, R16

Description: Leak from 200 Lb. propane tank in rear of 2 1/2 story frame residence.
17:35 - IC reports 1 L/S/O as a precaution, attempting to isolate leak, awaiting Paraco (ETA of 1 hour).

Date: 11/24/13
Time: 11:20 - 17:40
Incident Type: Fully-Engulfed House Fire
Location: 3784 Wildwood Street (Town of Yorktown)
District: Lake Mohegan
LMFD Units: 2261, 2262, E252, E257, L35
10-75 Units: YHFD 2533, R16 FAST, Mahopac Falls: 19-6-1 Cascade, Mohegan EMS: 69B1, 69B2, 69B3, Peekskill EMS Rehab
2nd Alarm Units: Peekskill E132, Mahopac Engine & Tower Ladder, Putnam Valley FAST, Somers RAC Unit U88
Other Units: YPD, WCPD, Bat 10, C&O Zone 5
Relocated to Mohegan: Croton E119 & Montrose TL8

Description: Fully-Involved House Fire, civilian rescued occupant from 2nd floor.
12:05 - Bat 10 reports 6 L/S/O & 1 Portable Monitor in use.
17:20 - 2261 placing fire under control.
17:40 - 2261 releasing all units from scene.

Complete silence is not the answer. If there is an incident the media is going to want to talk to someone. If no one on the fire side is going to talk to the media than they are going to talk to some PD desk Sgt. who wasn't even at the scene, or even worse some neighbor standing in the street who knows nothing of the incident but wants to see his name or photo in the paper. Each department should have a PIO (Public Information Officer) an ex-chief would make a great PIO. Listen its not just the Journal News and News 12, there is Patch, The Daily Voice, Hudson Valley Reporter and several other on-line news outlets trying to be the first to get their story out there.

Date: 11/24/13
Time: 22:25
Incident Type: Working Structure Fire
Location: 37 Hardy Place
District: Yonkers
Units: E310, E312, E309, E308, TL75, L72, TL71 FAST, Bat 2, Bat 1 (Safety), Empress
2nd Alarm: E306, E307, Sqd11, L70, Car 6, Car 4, MSU

Description: Fire showing from the structure, #2 Side.
Exposure 1: Street / Exposure 2: Lot / Exposure 3: Rear Yard / Exposure 4: Similar Structure
22:29 - E310 10-84, 10-29 fire showing. Bat 2 responding as Safety.
22:34 - Bat. 2 transmitting 2nd Alarm.
22:35 - Bat. 2 reports 2 Story Frame, fire out #3 side, 2 L/S/O
22:36 - E306, E307, Sqd11, L70, Car 6 on 2nd Alarm.
22:45 - Bat. 1 requesting DPW for icing conditions.
22:49 - Car 4 responding & requesting progress report.
22:51 - Bat. 2 reports Fire thru roof, 3 L/S/O, pulled out temporarily, re-entering for interior attack. Primaries negative.
22:52 - MSU on location.
23:00 - Car 4 10-84. "Units in rear you're spraying over the roof and hitting guys in the front!" - Bat. 2(?)
23:09 - Car 4 reports fire thru roof of 2-story frame, multple lines & 1 Ladder Pipe working, fire is darkening down, primaries negative, secondaries unable to perform, requesting Con Ed Electric & Gas and DPW for bad icing condition.
23:29 - Car 4 reports Ladder Pipe still operating, heavy fire on 2nd Floor of #4 side, recommencing Interior Attack.

Date: 10/29/13
Time: 03:15
Incident Type: Structure Fire w/ reported people trapped
Location: 11 S Bond St (Cross of Mount Vernon Avenue)
District: City of Mount Vernon
FDMV Units: E3, E6, E4, E5, L1, L2, L3, B2
Transcare: Multiple
Empress: 1 ALS Rig
WCDES Units: Battalion 18, C&O Zone 1
Relocate MV Sta. 3: Pelham E5, Eastchester L15
Description: Heavy fire in basement and rear of two story frame with reports of 4 trapped.

03:18 - Battalion reports heavy fire showing in rear, reports of 4 people unaccounted for.
03:20 - EMS 1 and Mutual Aid EMS units to the scene.
03:23 - 2A reports heavy fire in rear and basement, 1 L/S/O, stretching a 2nd, primary underway. E5 added to box.
03:23 - Pelham Engine, Eastchester Truck to relocate Mount Vernon Station 3.
03:27 - 2A requests L2 abandon water condition they're operating at and come to fire scene.
03:28 - 2A reports fire extended to 2nd floor, reported people trapped, fire is doubtful.
03:35 - 2A reports heavy fire, crews heavily engaged. 03:40 - 2A requesting EMS to Command Post.
03:46 - Empress sending ALS unit to scene (Mutual Aid).
03:49 - 2A reports crews still heavily engaged, primaries still underway.
06:00 - Reports from local media sources that up to three civilians have perished at this fire.

Date: 10/29/13
Time: 03:15
Incident Type: Structure Fire w/ reported people trapped
Location: 11 S Bond St (Cross of Mount Vernon Avenue)
District: City of Mount Vernon
FDMV Units: E3, E6, E4, E5, L1, L2, L3, B2
Transcare: Multiple
Empress: 1 ALS Rig
WCDES Units: Battalion 18, C&O Zone 1
Relocate MV Sta. 3: Pelham E5, Eastchester L15
Description: Heavy fire in basement and rear of two story frame with reports of 4 trapped.

03:18 - Battalion reports heavy fire showing in rear, reports of 4 people unaccounted for.
03:20 - EMS 1 and Mutual Aid EMS units to the scene.
03:23 - 2A reports heavy fire in rear and basement, 1 L/S/O, stretching a 2nd, primary underway. E5 added to box.
03:23 - Pelham Engine, Eastchester Truck to relocate Mount Vernon Station 3.
03:27 - 2A requests L2 abandon water condition they're operating at and come to fire scene.
03:28 - 2A reports fire extended to 2nd floor, reported people trapped, fire is doubtful.
03:35 - 2A reports heavy fire, crews heavily engaged. 03:40 - 2A requesting EMS to Command Post.
03:46 - Empress sending ALS unit to scene (Mutual Aid).
03:49 - 2A reports crews still heavily engaged, primaries still underway.
06:00 - Reports from local media sources that up to three civilians have perished at this fire.

Date: 10/29/13
Time: 03:15
Incident Type: Structure Fire w/ reported people trapped
Location: 11 S Bond St (Cross of Mount Vernon Avenue)
District: City of Mount Vernon
FDMV Units: E3, E6, E4, E5, L1, L2, L3, B2
Transcare: Multiple
Empress: 1 ALS Rig
WCDES Units: Battalion 18, C&O Zone 1
Relocate MV Sta. 3: Pelham E5, Eastchester L15
Description: Heavy fire in basement and rear of two story frame with reports of 4 trapped.

03:18 - Battalion reports heavy fire showing in rear, reports of 4 people unaccounted for.
03:20 - EMS 1 and Mutual Aid EMS units to the scene.
03:23 - 2A reports heavy fire in rear and basement, 1 L/S/O, stretching a 2nd, primary underway. E5 added to box.
03:23 - Pelham Engine, Eastchester Truck to relocate Mount Vernon Station 3.
03:27 - 2A requests L2 abandon water condition they're operating at and come to fire scene.
03:28 - 2A reports fire extended to 2nd floor, reported people trapped, fire is doubtful.
03:35 - 2A reports heavy fire, crews heavily engaged. 03:40 - 2A requesting EMS to Command Post.
03:46 - Empress sending ALS unit to scene (Mutual Aid).
03:49 - 2A reports crews still heavily engaged, primaries still underway.
06:00 - Reports from local media sources that up to three civilians have perished at this fire.

Date: 10/29/13
Time: 03:15
Incident Type: Structure Fire w/ reported people trapped
Location: 11 S Bond St (Cross of Mount Vernon Avenue)
District: City of Mount Vernon
FDMV Units: E3, E6, E4, E5, L1, L2, L3, B2
Transcare: Multiple
Empress: 1 ALS Rig
WCDES Units: Battalion 18, C&O Zone 1
Relocate MV Sta. 3: Pelham E5, Eastchester L15
Description: Heavy fire in basement and rear of two story frame with reports of 4 trapped.

03:18 - Battalion reports heavy fire showing in rear, reports of 4 people unaccounted for.
03:20 - EMS 1 and Mutual Aid EMS units to the scene.
03:23 - 2A reports heavy fire in rear and basement, 1 L/S/O, stretching a 2nd, primary underway. E5 added to box.
03:23 - Pelham Engine, Eastchester Truck to relocate Mount Vernon Station 3.
03:27 - 2A requests L2 abandon water condition they're operating at and come to fire scene.
03:28 - 2A reports fire extended to 2nd floor, reported people trapped, fire is doubtful.
03:35 - 2A reports heavy fire, crews heavily engaged. 03:40 - 2A requesting EMS to Command Post.
03:46 - Empress sending ALS unit to scene (Mutual Aid).
03:49 - 2A reports crews still heavily engaged, primaries still underway.
06:00 - Reports from local media sources that up to three civilians have perished at this fire.

Date: 10/5/13
Time: 14:05
Incident Type: MVA w/ Entrapment
Location: June Road / Deveau Road
District: North Salem PD/EMS & Croton Falls FD
CFFD Units: 2071, 2072, 2073, E149, L67, MA16, U28
GBFD Units: 2141, R24
NSVAC: 72B2
LVAC:
WEMS: 45M3, 45M2

Description: Motor-Vehicle Accident with Entrapment
14:05 - North Salem EMS, 45M3, Croton Falls for MVA w/ Entrapment.
14:06 - 60 Control advising units at least one adult, one baby involved.
14:10 - 2071 requesting Goldens Bridge R24 for extrication equipment.
14:15 - 7211 requesting 1 Ambulance from Lewisboro VAC.
14:16 - Per Command, patient extricated, R24 cancelled.
14:17 - Command requesting 2nd Medic.
14:26 - 72B2 ALS w/ 45M3 to Danbury.

Ugly color but nice !

Date: 9/18/13
Time: 10:08
Location: 4 Magnolia Place
Rye FD Units: 2421, 2422, 2424, E191, E192, L25, L26
Town of Mamaroneck FD: 2231, 2233, R6 w/ FAST
Harrison FD: 2161, 2162, 2163, E10, TL24
Port Chester FD: 2392, E63, TL2
Mamaroneck Village FD: 2241, 2242, 2243, E38, TL20
Purchase FD: E240
PC/Rye EMS: 77M3, 77A5, 77A6
Valhalla EMS: Rehab Unit
WCDES Units: Bat 15, Bat 19, C&O Zone 2
Covering Rye: Greenwich E1, West Harrison TL9
Description: Fire in 2 1/2 story, 150' x 90' wood-frame residence.
10:08 - Rye dispatched to Residential Alarm.
10:09 - Update from Rye PD reporting structure fire. 2424, E191, E192, L25 responding.
10:10 - 2424 requesting 10-75 assignment.
10:11 - PC/Rye EMS, Town of Mamaroneck FAST, Harrison Engine, Battalion 15 dispatched.
10:12 - 2231, 2233, R6 w/ FAST responding.
10:13 - Mamaroneck Engine & Port Chester Truck to relocate Rye FD.
10:17 - 2424 requesting TL24 to scene.
10:18 - 2161, 2162, 2163, E10, TL24 responding.
10:20 - 2424 requesting recall of career staff to scene.
10:24 - 2424 requesting additional 1 & 1 to scene - Mamaroneck Village E38 / Port Chester TL2 assigned.
10:27 - Mamaroneck Village TL20 assigned to Rye HQ.
10:28 - TL2 unable to get driver, TL20 dispatched.
10:30 - TL20 responding.
10:49 - Bat 15 reports 3 Ladders up and operating, all Firefighters pulled from building. Requesting Rehab unit.
10:51 - United Water requested to boost pressure.
10:55 - C&O Zone 2 dispatched.
10:57 - 3 Ladders up and working, roof has collapsed.
11:19 - Bat 15 requests additional Engine to scene, E63 assigned. Purchase Engine to Rye HQ.
11:39 - Main body of fire knocked down, extensive overhaul, holding all units.
11:43 - L26 responding.
11:47 - Valhalla EMS Rehab on scene.
11:53 - L26 on location.
11:59 - Bat 19 responding.
12:10 - Bat 15 requesting additional 1 & 1 to scene. E240 & TL2 assigned.
12:12 - West Harrison TL9 to cover Rye with Engine 1 from Greenwich.
13:27 - Bat 19 in service.
14:22 - Harrison FD units in service.
14:28 - EMS reports 2 transported, 1 RMA.
14:35 - Mamaroneck Village FD units in service.
14:41 - Town of Mamaroneck FD units in service.
14:47 - E240, TL2 in service, Bat 15 in service.
16:32 - All Rye FD units in service.