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  1. Posted · Edited by jklam3

    Date: 12/13/11

    Time: 02:42

    Location: 54 Dewitt Place

    Frequency: 33.96

    Units Operating: NRFD Engines 21,22,23,24,25 Ladders 11,12,13 2301 2302 2303 MSU 3 EMS: 30A2 NRPD Con-Ed electric & gas.

    Mutual Aid Coverage: Pelham engine & Mt. Vernon truck at Station 1.

    Greenville engine & Hartsdale truck at Station 3.

    Weather Conditions: Cold, 36 Degrees

    02:42 60 Control dispatching 3 Engines & 2 Trucks 2302 54 Dewitt Place smoke from a basement apartment. NRPD recieving multiple calls.

    02:47 Engine 22 on-scene light smoke showing

    02:49 2302 reports smoke from exposure #4 possible 10-75

    02:50 2302 transmitting a 10-75

    02:50 2302 reporting fire on the 2nd floor of a 2 story OMD

    02:56 2302 Req 3rd truck to the scene. TL-11 advises they are responding.

    02:57 2302 transmitting a 2nd alarm

    03:00 60 Control recieving an emergency alert from E-22Charlie

    03:01 2302 reports negative problem with E-22Charlie

    03:02 2302 Req Con-Ed Gas

    03:08 2301 requesting which mutual aid is repsonding into the city. 60 Control advising 2 Engines & 2 Trucks for Stand-by.

    03:09 2301 requesting call back of off duty members as well as an I-PAGE.

    03:16 2302 reports visible fire on the 1st floor is knocked down. Roof is opened up. Units are checking for extension.

    03:30 2302 reporting fire is now under control.

    03:35 30A1 responding 41 Lockwood Ave ems call injuries from a fall.

    03:38 Pelham engine 5 responding with a mutual aid ambulance EMS call 266 Pelham Rd

    03:50 Engine 25 in service.

    03:58 Engine 25 responding 114 Taymil Rd for a CO call which was called in by the alarm company.

    04:01 Engine 5 in service. Patient being transported to Sound Shore.

    04:07 TL-11 in-service. Ladder 63 returning to Mt. Vernon

    04:12 Engine 17 in service at Station 1

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  2. Posted

    Here’s a look at the EMS Units On-Scene

    Car 5 Chief of EMS Command

    Car 51 Manhattan Division Chief

    Car 5C EMS Deputy Chief (Medical Branch)

    Division Captain 2 (Bronx Div Captain) Deputy Medical Branch with Staging

    Division Captain 4 (Queens Div Captain)

    Conditions 20 (EMS Lieutenant) Triage/ front half of the bus

    Conditions 15 (EMS Lieutenant) Triage back half of the bus. After triage began and units determined half of the patients were deceased this unit took the role of the Transport Officer.

    Conditions 03 (EMS Lieutenant) Treatment Officer

    Conditions 14 (EMS Lieutenant) Hospital Group Sector Officer

    Conditions 53 (EMS Lieutenant)

    M.E.R.V 2 (Bronx Major Emergency Response Vehicle)

    M.R.T.U (Mobile Respiratory Treatment Unit)

    L.S.U 2 (Bronx Logistical Support Unit)

    L.S.U 4 (Queens Logistical Support Unit)

    15Z (ALS Ambulance) 03V (ALS Ambulance)

    20X (ALS Ambulance) 20Y (ALS Ambulance)

    52V (ALS Ambulance) 52X (ALS Ambulance)

    15A (BLS Ambulance) 20D (BLS Ambulance)

    15G (BLS Ambulance) 52D (BLS Ambulance)

    15I (BLS Ambulance) 52E (BLS Ambulance)

    20C (BLS Ambulance)

    FDNY Counseling Service Unit was at the scene and also at hospitals, EMS stations and firehouses.

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  12. Posted · Edited by jklam3

    Date: 1/1/08

    Time: 03:27

    Location: 28 High Street/ Clinton Ave

    Frequency: 46.26. FG-3

    Units Operating: Rye: 2421, 2423, E-191, E-191, L-25, U-39 Harrison: Car 2162, E-10 West Harrison: 2501 Rescue 35 (fast) Town of Mamaroneck: R-6 Village Of Mamaroneck: U-9 Rye PD, PC-Rye EMS

    Standy-by: Mamaroneck Village E-38, L-20, Car 2241, 2243

    Description Of Incident: Working Fire, Heavy fire in basement. 1 person rescued from 2nd Fl

    Writer: jklam3

  13. Posted

    House fire extinguished on Old Wilmot Road in Eastchester

    By NICOLE NEROULIAS

    THE JOURNAL NEWS

    (Original publication: December 26, 2007)

    EASTCHESTER - A two-alarm house fire on Old Wilmot Road is out, after Eastchester firefighters spent more than three hours on the scene this morning.

    No one was injured in the 151 Old Wilmot Rd. fire, which was reported at 4:31 a.m., said Lt. William Curran, Eastchester police.

    The fire was under control by 7 a.m., but firefighters and investigators were still on the scene at 9:20 a.m.

    The residents got out safely, police said. The blaze apparently started in the basement. Its cause was not immediately available. Old Wilmot Road, off the Hutchinson River Parkway, may be closed this morning for the investigation, Curran said.

  14. Posted · Edited by jklam3

    Article from The Journal News.com

    One-car accident injures driver on S/B I-684 near Hutch

    By NICOLE NEROULIAS

    THE JOURNAL NEWS

    (Original publication: December 13, 2007)

    HARRISON - A one-car accident injured a man on Interstate 684 near the Hutchinson River Parkway early today.

    The sedan, a Nissan Altima, drove off southbound I-684 and crashed into the center median at around 1:45 a.m. The driver was extricated and taken by STAT flight helicopter to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla at 2:24 a.m.

    "He was pinned in the vehicle by the guard rail," said Sgt. Joseph Crispino, state police. "It was a matter of getting the guard rail cut apart to get him out of the vehicle."

    State police said the driver suffered a broken leg and lacerations, and his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening. He was alert and conscious as he was extricated from the vehicle by Purchase and Harrison firefighters, Crispino added.

    Police are still investigating the cause of the accident.

  15. Posted · Edited by Truck4

    Date: 12/13/07

    Time: 01:33

    Location: I684 SB 00.3 South of Manhattanville Rd

    Frequency: 33.96, County Trunk 19

    Units Operating: Purchase :Engine 240, Rescue 30, 2411, 2412, U-10 Harrison: Engine 12, 2162, 2163 Harrison Ems Car 76 61-A1 Mamaroneck Ems 68-A1, NYSP, Harrison Police, Stat-Flight

    Description Of Incident: Single Car MVA into guard rail w/ heavy entrapment

    Writer: jklam3 O/S

  19. Posted

    First, and foremost, the role everyone plays - be it firefighter, police officer or EMT/Medic. Now, i think by instinct there are a few reasonable situations where people would overstep the bounds of their profession. Now, i'm not talking about a FF taking down a perp or a police officer intubating or EMS putting out a fire. If i was at work, working as an EMT, and was dispatched to a scene and i happen to see smoke pouring out of that residence, i have to admit that it would be difficult to simply sit there and wait until the FD responded. I think the same may apply in the case previously described. Now, i don't know anything about dry chemical extinguishers and if they pose a particular health threat or problem, but it sounds as though they were simply trying to do the right thing. I've heard a number of times where POs are o/s prior to FD arrival and will expend whatever available extinguishers. As far as blocking the road and hydrant, there probably should have been some forethought no doubt.

    thats understood, but a decision needs to be made when the situational awareness is such that the best action may be to clear the building and simply locate the fire. The ABC attempt is gallent but in most cases ineffective. Have the cops clear the area and allow people with suppression skills the space to work.

  22. Posted · Edited by jklam3

    Date: 5-19-07

    Time: 19:14

    Location: Halstead Ave/West St

    Frequency: 33.96 46.26 155.8950

    Units Operating: Harrison 2163 E-10 E-12 R-19 Mamaroneck 2241,2243 E-38 E-39 Batt 14 Harrison PD,Mamaroneck PD Con-Ed Gas Harrison DPW

    Description Of Incident: Heavy odor of natural gas

    Writer: jklam3

    19:14 Harrison dispatched Halstead Ave Trotta's Pharmacy outside odor of natural gas

    19:15 2163 on scene reporting heavy odor of gas

    19:17 Engine 12 on scene

    19:25 Con-Ed has high reading in underground telephone conduit streaching 4 blocks numerous building needed to be checked

    19:25 2163 requesting Engine 10 and Rescue 19 to the scene due to the large area of homes and businesses that need to be checked

    19:27 2163 requests Mamaroneck Village E-38 to stand-by in their quarters

    19:35 per con-ed gas migrating into the village of mamaroneck

    20:00 2163 requesting Mamaroneck to check thier end of Halstead Ave

    20:02 2241 2243 E-38 E-39 checking thier part of Halstead

    21:57 con-ed located the soure gas main break leaking into telephone conduit

    21:57 all units clear

  25. Posted

    Wednesday, November 22, 2006

    "I'm Never Going To See A Fire!

    So, last night my group was working, and I took the night off.

    And what happens? Engine 170 goes to Fairview for a working fire.

    I am a cursed white cloud. This has happened to me before, it seems whenever I take off, or am off or away, there is a fire.

    I am aware that fires come in spurts, and I have 19 more years left on the job, but still it's quite annoying. I don't want anyone's property or lives to be in danger, nor am I wishing that.....I just would hope that when it does happen, it would coincide with my work schedule.

    Very aggravated. Oh well though, I enjoyed my night off at least. And at least it wasn't a E170 or E169 first due fire."

    SETH HOW WAS YOUR 1ST JOB IN HARTSDALE?