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  1. Posted

    QUOTE(Times Herald Record - http://www.recordonline.com)
    By Heather Yakin

    also by Simon Shifrin

    Times Herald-Record

    August 23, 2006

    Monticello — For half a century, the Nachimovsky family has owned a 4½-acre property near Monticello. In its heyday, the land held the Ash Hotel and the Monticello Tentarena, a renowned Catskills theater.

    On Aug. 14, Avraham and Myriam Nachimovsky drove from the city to Joyland Road to check on the two bungalows that are left. Avraham had stayed there last summer.

    "We did not recognize the place. We passed it," said Myriam Nachimovsky. "We were in shock. We couldn't believe it was all gone."

    Their two bungalows had been burned down, and their 40-foot trailer was gone.

    "They call me up and tell me the houses are gone," recounts Myriam and Avraham Nachimovsky's son, Yoram Nachimovsky, a lawyer in New York City. "You can't just go and burn somebody's property."

    At their son's urging, the couple gathered paperwork and reported the bungalow burning to the Sullivan County Sheriff's Department.

    As it turns out, the Monticello Fire Department had burned the two bungalows months ago at the request of an employee of Concord Associates, developer Louis Capelli's local company. The employee apparently thought the bungalows were on Concord land.

    Monticello fire Chief Glenn Somers said firefighters were told it was Concord property and burned down the buildings as they had other bungalows.

    Henry Zabatta, a consultant working for Capelli, said it was purely a mistake.

    "These bungalows were adjacent to our property, and we thought they were ours," Zabatta said. "It was an error. It wasn't done maliciously."

    Concord Associates and firefighters have taken down about 50 old bungalows during the past three years.

    The Nachimovskys' bungalows were nothing extravagant — a couple of bedrooms, a wrap-around porch — but they were theirs. They question how their bungalows were burned without any notice.

    "He must know what property is his or not," Yoram Nachimovsky said. "They've offered my parents money for the property before."

    Zabatta said Concord Associates may well have made an offer to the Nachimovskys, as they have to many others.

    Yoram Nachimovsky said the family's bungalows were in good condition, there was furniture inside and his dad had stayed there last summer.

    Zabatta said the bungalows that were burned were abandoned. "The fire department can attest to that also. They'll tell you what the bungalows were like. These were in the woods. They weren't livable."

    The family just wants back what they had, Yoram Nachimovsky said.

    "Put back the trailer. Put back the bungalows. Leave us where we were," he said. "And also, apologize."

  2. Posted

    My opinion on KME is very strong, THEY ARE GARBAGE!! We have 2 and a 3rd on order, Why you ask? Because according to our commishers they are cheap and were only going to have them for 15 years, we dont need some big expensive brand. We just sold our 1980 Sutphen engine that was refurbed in 1996. That was the best piece of equipment we could've asked for ran first due to many fires even after getting our new K-Mart Engineering pumpers, we had only minor problems with the transmission and that was it. The KME's on the other hand have had a looooong list of problems, the lated being the 1 engine likes to become electrified when @ structure fires, @ 2 of the 3 fires we've had in this past 2 weeks they truck has shocked guys while packing hose. A few other depts. in the area run Sutphens and LOVE them, seems any one around here w/ a sutphen tower falls in love with them and doesn;t want to switch.

  3. Posted

    Our boxes are set so there is a FAST on every 2nd alarm.

    As for requirements to be a FAST member in my dept. you must be a cleared interior FF for 1 year, have FAST, FF Survival, Truck Co. Ops., and Mask Confidence.

    And for the FAST to respond as a FAST there must be at least 6 Interior Qual. ppl, at least 4 must be FAST as per department specs.

  4. Posted · Edited by 201/65

    Date: 8-1-06

    Time: 16:00Hrs

    Location: 1041 St. Rt. 52 X East Ave. and Berea Rd.

    Frequency: 154.205, 46.16, 46.22, 46.30, 157.450, 153.860

    Units Operating: Walden Cars 1, 2, 3, & 4, E-236, E-237, TA-239, T-240, M-241, Coldenham E-204, TA-203, Montgomery FAST(T-221), Wallkill(Ulster) R-64-25, Maybrook TA-211, E-218, Orange Lake E-327, R-329, Pine Bush E-228, Cronomer Valley E-306, Washingtonville E-583, Vails Gate FAST(R-480), Bullville E-255, Campbell Hall E-903, Town of Montgomery VAC 475(BLS), Mobile Life Support Special Operations Response Team, ALS Rig, Car 1, Orange Car 2, 12, Orange County Fire Investigation Team, Town of Montgomery PD, NYSP, and Village of Walden PD

    Description Of Incident: Multiple Alarm Structure Fire

    Writer: 201/65

  7. Posted · Edited by 201/65

    Me and a few guys were sittin around @ our fire house this mornign just after midnight and one of us realized that our fire horn had been sounded as if there was an alarm, yet no ones pager had gone off. So i go out to my car to get my gear figuring our pagers didnt go off and my phone rings, its my brother asking what the alarm was because his pager hadn't tripped either, so as i hang up with him a few others arrive @ the fire house and they say the same. So we go in to our radio room and landlined 36 Control, apparently something was struck by lightning and they had no way to page out departments out side the range of the tower @ the 911 center. So they pressed the button that sounded every horn/siren in the county and those who no longer use a horn/siren were duty paged by a local department. The low band worked fine so the plan was to have every station manned in the county to dispatch its own calls. Then they decided that they were going to use one centalized department per battalion who had capabilities to tone out the rest of the battalion. I think for as unprepared as everyone was it went kinda smoothly. The only thing is EMS paging was down also, and i was the EMT on the midnight-6am duty crew for my VAC and me nor ne one else on my crew was notified. I guess its a good thing that alot of departments around here still have active horn/sirens as warning devices.

    Apparently now everything should be working right now, didnt hear any test pages done tho.

  8. Posted

    Date: 7/18/06

    Time: 02:00hrs

    Location: 20 Court Ave X Church & Poplar

    Frequency: 154.205, 46.16, 46.22, 153.860, 157.450

    Units Operating: Greenwood Lake FD (All Units), Warwick FAST (T-633), Warwick E-635 s/b @ GWL Fire House, Orange Car 16, Warwick VAC 203-Delta, Greenwood Lake VAC 357-Delta, & 366-Delta (Transported 1 FF to St. Anthony's Hospital with Inj.s from a fall), & Mobile Life Support 269 (ALS Intercept w/ 633-D)

    Description Of Incident: Working Fire

    Writer: 201/65

  9. Posted

    Times Herald Record

    July 11, 2006

    Injured Monroe firefighter taken by medivac

    A Lakeside Fire Company firefighter was taken by medivac helicopter about 30 minutes ago to a Westchester hospital after he was injured at the Trout Brook Engine and Hose Company in the Chester Fire District.

    Details as to what happened were unclear, but one assistant fire chief reported that a vehicle backed into the unidentified firefighter, who has been with the department for more than 25 years. The firefighter, who was said to have suffered a leg injury, was taken to Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla.

    He was treated at the scene by Mobile Life and Chester volunteer ambulances.

    Monroe firefighters were on stand-by at the Chester firehouse as Chester firefighters were responding to a fire call on Route 17M near a sports complex that is under construction.

    From what i heard it was a Lakeside Chief who was pinned against the fire house when one of his members was backing into a parking spot and his boot got stuck on the gas. From what i hear no broken bones, ripped some muscle up, and punctured his femoral atery, reported to be in stable cond. @ Westchester Med. Center.

  10. Posted · Edited by 201/65

    Date: 7-12-06

    Time: 00:01

    Location: 121 Whitlock Rd. X Sagamore Dr. & Robbins Rd. (Town of Mt. Hope)

    Frequency: 154.205, 157.450, 153.860, 46.16, 46.22, 46.30

    Units Operating: Howells FD, Otisville TA-145, Mecanicstown R-119, Collapse Team, Goshen R-934, R-941, & collapse team, Otisville VAC(BLS), Regional EMS(ALS), Town of Wallkill VAC(BLS), NYSP, Town of Mt. Hope PD, & Town of Wallkill Building Inspector.

    Description Of Incident: Deck collapse with injuries

    Writer: 201/65

    00:01 Howells FD Disp. for deck collapse w/ injuries

    00:02 Otisville VAC Disp. for deck collapse w/ injuries

    00:02 Otisville FD Disp. 1 TA for automatic response to Howells

    00:02 Regional EMS Disp.

    00:03 Otis. VAC assembling, Req. medevac on s/b

    00:04 How. Car 2 Resp., units assem.

    00:05 Otis. FD Car 1 Resp.

    00:05 How. Car 1 Resp.

    00:07 How. E-111 Resp.

    00:07 Otis. TA-145 Resp.

    00:08 How. E-113 Resp.

    00:09 Reg. EMS 822 Resp. Mt. Hope

    00:09 How. 2 o/s Req. addn'l Amb. 2 the scene for multiple injuries

    00:10 As per Otis. VAC 1 rig from Town of Wallkill to the scene

    00:11 Otis. 1 o/s

    00:11 How. 1 o/s assuming Cmd.

    00:12 How. 1 Req. Goshen and Mecanicstown structural collapse teams to the scene ASAP

    00:12 How. 1 Req. Mt. Hope PD 2 scene

    00:13 Goshen FD Structural Collapse Team Disp.

    00:13 Mecanicstown FD Structural Collapse Team Disp.

    00:14 Orange Car 11 Disp.

    00:15 How. Cmd. Req. Medevac launch

    00:15 Go. 3 Resp., units assem.

    00:17 No medevac avail.

    00:17 Mec. 3 Resp., units assem.

    00:18 As per Mec. 3, will hold off on Haz-Mat team automatic response, only notify HM 1

    00:18 HM 1 paged

    00:18 OC 11 Resp.

    00:20 Unk. if anyone is trapped under rubble, continue collapse teams, Cmd. post is on B side.

    00:21 Wallkill VAC 195 Resp.

    00:22 Regional 822 o/s

    00:23 As per HM 1, Haz-Mat Team activated to s/b i/q

    00:24 OC 19 Resp. w/ collapse teams

    00:25 How. Cmd. advising all ops. are switching to OCFG Ch. 3(46.30)

    00:26 Go. R-934, R-941, and collapse team Resp.

    00:26 Mec. 3 o/s

    00:27 Mec. R-119 Resp. w/ collapse team

    00:27 How. Cmd. Req. City of Middletown 1 Eng s/b in Howells, & Pocatello 1 TA s/b i/q

    00:28 HM 2 in service Resp.

    00:28 City of Middletown Disp.

    00:29 Pocatello Disp.

    00:30 Pocatello Assem.

    00:30 OC EMS 3 Resp.

    00:31 How. Cmd. Req. 36 Control to advise local hospitals that multivle pts. have left scene via POV

    00:32 HM 1 o/s

    00:34 OC 11 o/s

    00:35 Reg. EMS 829 o/s

    00:39 C of M E-6 (E-130) enroute s/b

    00:40 Mec. collapse team o/s

    00:41 Cmd. Req. Mt. Hope Building Inspector to the scene

    00:41 HM 6 advising HM Team is on s/b

    00:42 Go. collapse team o/s

    00:48 C of M E-6 on s/b

    01:02 How. Cmd. Req. a SP helicoptor w/ thermal imaging camera to scene

    01:32 HM Team released

    01:44 as per EMS 3 all EMS units released & returning

    01:46 EMS 3 clear in service

    01:47 Otis. FD released from Howells

    01:48 How. Cmd. Req. Town of Wallkill building inspector, Mt. Hope not avail.

    01:51 Earliest SP will fly is 05:00 hrs, cancelled

    01:51 Cmd. Req. Orange and Rockland supervisor to scene

    01:55 Wallkill Build. Insp. 15 min ETA, O&R notified, no ETA provided

    01:58 All Otis. FD units BIQ/BIS

    02:04 Go. units released & returning

    02:04 Mec. units released & returning

    02:15 OC 19 clear in service

    02:37 C of M E-6 released from Howells returning

    02:37 Pocatello units released from s/b, inservice

    02:38 All Howells units clear the scene, returning

    *note* all pts. were transported to Orange Regional Medical Center, Horton Campus in Middletown, NY

  11. Posted

    Date: 7-11-06

    Time:18:35

    Location: Orange Turnpike and Arrow Park Rd.

    Frequency: 154.205, 46.16, 46.22

    Units Operating: Monroe FD, Harriaman FD, Woodbury FAST, Tuxedo TA-570, South Blooming Grove T-589, Salisbury Mills (Mt. Lodge Fire Co.) E-546, OC 15, OC FI 5, Tuxedo Town PD, and Orange and Rockland Utilities

    Description Of Incident: Working Fire in a bungalow

    Writer: 201/65

    18:35 Monroe FD Dispatched to 2nd call in the district, reported bungalow fire

    18:37 Mo. units responding

    18:39 Mo. Car 1 o/s advising that this is the Harriman Fire District

    18:40 Harriman FD dispatched

    18:40 Harr. E-513 responding

    18:45 Harr. resounded for all available manpower for a working fire

    18:45 Mo. Car 1 Req. Woodbury Eng s/b @ Mo. Sta. 1, and a Tanker to the scene

    18:45 Mo. Car 1 now known as Arrow Park Cmd.

    18:48 AP Cmd. Req. Woodbury FAST, Tuxedo TA, and Tuxedo Town PD to scene

    19:19:18:50 Woodbury FAST Disp.

    18:51 Tuxedo FD Disp.

    18:51 AP Cmd. Req. So. Blooming Grove 1 Tk. & Salisbury Mills 1 Eng. s/b Mo. FD Sta. 1

    18:52 SMFD Disp.

    18:53 SBGFD Disp.

    18:53 Orange Car 15 Disp., SBG units assembling

    18:54 AP Cmd. Req. FI to the scene

    18:55 SM units assembling

    18:55 FI 5 Disp.

    18:56 SM Eng. 546 enroute to s/b @ Mo. Sta. 1

    18:57 Tuxedo TA 570 and Car 4 responding

    18:57 AP Cmd. Req. Orange and Rockland 4 a power cut

    18:58 Mo. T-538 clear wires down enroute structure fire

    18:59 FI 5 responding

    19:00 SBG T-589 enroute s/b @ Mo. Sta. 1

    19:01 AP Cmd. cancelling Woodbury FAST and Tuxedo TA

    19:08 Mo. FD Disp. 4 wires down, Mo. truck will handle

    19:10 SBG Addn'l call in district

    19:11 SBG T-589 on s/b

    19:12 SM E-546 on s/b

    19:13 AP Cmd. TOT to Harr. FD(Mo. & Harr. units still operating)

    19:13 Mo. FD Disp. for a pump out, SM Eng will handle

    19:23 Mo. FD Disp. for a tree down on a house, SBG truck will handle

    19:25 Mo. FD Disp. for a tree down on a car, as per Mo. Car 1 Lakeside FD Disp. to handle

    19:26 FI 5 o/s Harr.

    19:31 Harr. Disp. for a Dump truck on fire in front of Target store

    19:33 AP Cmd. advising Mo. FD units clear structure fire, enroute to Dump truck fire

    19:53 When FI is clear AP, Req. to respond to Dump truck fire

  12. Posted

    Date: 7-11-06

    Time: 15:14 hrs

    Location: Multiple

    Frequency: 154.205, 46.16, 46.22, 46.30

    Units Operating: All Goshen apparatus, Middletown FAST T-3(T-132), Chester E-914, Tanker, Warwick T-633, New Hampton E-721, Florida E-608, Mechanicstown R-119, T-121, & E-122, Goshen VAC, Mobile Life Support, OC 11, 16, 19, & 6, OC FIs 14 & 6, Orange and Rockland, NYSP.

    Description Of Incident: Multiple Alarms(including a 2 structure fires, and MVA w/ entrapment)

    Writer: 201/65

    17:14 Goshen FD Dispatched for an automatic fire alarm @ the Goshen High School

    17:17 Goshen FD Dispatched for a 2nd call in the district, Structure Fire 271 Maple Ave. house struck by lightning, fire coming from the roof.

    17:17 Goshen units re-routing

    17:18 Middletown FAST s/b i/q for Go.

    17:18 All Go. units switch to UHF Ch. 2

    17:20 Go. Units o/s

    17:21 Go. Cmd. req. Chester 1 Eng. n 1 TA s/b Goshen Sta. 3

    17:21 Middletown FAST assembling

    17:21 Go. Cmd. req. Orange and Rockland for a power cut

    17:23 Go. Units o/s Goshen High School

    17:25 Go. Units clear Go. High School

    17:26 Go. Town PD to the scene

    17:30 Go. FD dispatched to an MVA Rollover w/ entrapment Route 17 Exit 122A East on ramp.

    17:30 Chester E-914, Mechanicstown Eng. & Rescue to the scene on Rt. 17

    17:31 Go. Cmd. req. Eng. New Hampton s/b Go. Sta. 1

    17:33 Chester E-914 o/s

    17:33 New Hampton E-721 enroute

    17:47 36 Cont. advises Go. Cmd. no town PD or SP avail. OC Sheriffs enroute

    17:50 SP enroute

    17:51 Chester and Mec. clear MVA i/s returning(Chester released from s/B)

    17:53 Go. FD dispatched for wires down on Grant St.

    17:54 Chester TA responding to Grant St.

    17:54 Go. FD dispatched for wires down on Conklintown Rd.

    17:55 NH E-721 responding to Conklintown Rd.

    17:56 Orange Car 16 o/s on Maple Ave. OC 19 clearing enroute to Conklintown Rd

    17:57 units o/s Grant St.

    17:57 NH requesting Slate Hill Rescue on auto-response to all MVAs in NH while 721 is out

    18:01 Go. Cmd. Req. Mechanicstown Eng. s/b Go. Sta. 1

    18:04 NH 721 & OC 19 o/s Conklintown Rd.

    18:05 FI 14 & 6 assigned to Maple Ave.

    18:09 Go. FD Dispatched to a reported structure fire 12 Prospect St. X High St.

    18:10 Middletown FAST s/b i/q for Go.

    18:10 Go. units responding to Prospect St.

    18:10 Middletown FAST assembling

    18:11 Go. DC1 Transmit the the 2nd Alarm

    18:11 Go. FD resound all available man power

    18:12 Middletown FAST to the scene

    18:12 Warwick FAST s/b i/q for Go.

    18:13 Mechanicstown E-122 responding to Prospect St.

    18:13 Middletown now as a truck co. Warwick FAST to the scene

    18:14 Mechanicstown tower s/b Go. Sta. 1

    18:14 Unk. Unit- LAY IN!!

    18:16 Chester E-914 responding to Go. Prospect St.

    18:16 NH E-721 o/s Prospect St.

    18:16 NH stop and let the truck go around you, so they can get up front

    18:16 Warwick FAST responding

    18:17 Mec. T-121 enroute s/b Go.

    18:17 Florida E-608 enroute s/b Go.

    18:17 OC 11 Dispatched for assignment in Go.

    18:18 Mec. Cmd. Req. Silver Lake s/b i/q for Mecanicstown

    18:20 SL Disp.

    18:21 FI all call sounded for 2 FIs for assignment in Go.

    18:22 Interior- Cmd. we need the roof opened, we have a heavy smoke in here

    18:22 Cmd.- Int. were tryin to get the tower up now

    18:24 Int.- Cmd. I think we got it, we still need the roof opened

    18:24 FI 14 & 6 o/s Maple Ave.

    18:25 Florida E-608 on s/b

    18:27 Cmd.- Int. were opening up right now

    18:28 Go. Cmd. Req. FIs to Prospect St., advised that they are enroute

    18:29 Int.- Cmd. we have alot of heat how does it look out there

    18:32 Warwick T-633 now on s/b Go. Sta. 1

    18:32 Middletown T-132 is now the FAST again, Warwick re-directed to s/b

    18:35 Mec. T-121 on s/b @ Go. Sta. 1

    18:48 FIs 14 & 6 clear Maple Ave. enroute to Prospect St. to meet OC 6

    18:55 OC 16 relocating to Go. Sta. 1, available

    18:55 Go. Cmd. reporting Prospect St. fire under control

    19:17 All units clear Maple Ave.

    19:45 All Go. units operating on Prospect St., all other situations are under control

    19:46 Mec. E-122 released from Go.

    Props to 36 Control for this one. They delt with this along with another structure fire in Harriman and about 50 other calls in the county over this period.

    *Note* Campbell Hall was removed from the 2nd Alarm assignment due to numerous calls in thier district.

  14. Posted

    Date: 7-6-06

    Time: 23:00hrs

    Location: 444 State Route 32 X Sarvis Ln. and Anne Ln.

    Frequency: 154.205, 46.22, 46.16, 157.450, 153.830

    Units Operating: Cronomer Valley FD Cars 1, 2, & 3, R-3(303), M-5(305), E-6(306), M-7(307), Orange County Haz-Mat HM1 & 2, HR 1, HR2, HR3, Orange Car 13, Town of Newburgh VAC 169, Mobile Life Support 288, & 259

    Transfers: Winona Lake E-322 s/b @ Cronomer Valley HQ, Orange Lake R-329 s/b i/q 4 Cronomer Valley

    Description Of Incident: Chemical spill in a residence

    Writer: 201/65

  15. Posted

    Date: 06-29-06

    Time: 0315 hrs

    Location: 15 Kelly Ln. X Bonaface Dr.

    Frequency: 154.205(OC Fire Disp.), 46.16(36 Control), 46.22(OC Trk-Trk), 46.30(OCFG), 33.48(UC Fire Disp.)

    Units Operating: Pine Bush FD, Bullville FD R253, & TA254, Walker Valley(Ulster) E63-15, Orange Cars 6 & 12, OC FI 12

    Transfers: Walden TA239 & Walker Valley(Ulster) E63-25 s/b @ PBFD Sta. 1, Circleville R105 s/b @ Bullville Sta.

    Description Of Incident: 2nd Alarm structure fire

    Writer: 201/65

  16. Posted

    I must agree with the mechanic thing. We currently have an engine being manufactured and our Captain is a truck mechanic and that has been very helpful through the process of designing the piece. There is no doubt in my mind that regular firefighters should be on apparatus committees along with the officers. On our committee we have 2 chiefs, 1 commish., our capt., our Lt., our chief driver, and 4 reg. ff's (3 are ex capts. n 1 an ex chief). Even though our committee is only 11 people some meetings have had more than 20 people attend. Everyones input is wholy accepted.

  17. Posted · Edited by 201/65

    The fire was just outside the village, but the people who called it in called the KJFD 7-digit emergency number so it went strait to KJ EMS, who dispaches KJFD, and they dispatched KJFD. As for goin in, KJFD has a dozen Scott 4.5 60 minute packs which when they arrive on scene of a fire they pack up and do a primary search, once the primary is complete they step back and go in to a defensive operation until Mombasha arrives. Also contrary to belief KJFD responds as the primary fire agency 24/7, even on sabbath and holy holidays.

    As for apparatus they have:

    3 Engines

    1 Heavy Rescue

    1 Rearmount Tower

    I Brush Truck

    1 Command Vehicle

  18. Posted

    Date: 06-24-06

    Time: 01:15

    Location: Neelytown Rd. 1/4 mile west of the Travel Port

    Frequency: 154.205, 46.16, 46.22, 157.450, 155.385

    Units Operating: Maybrook FD Car 1, & 2, R213, E215, M217, Montgomery FD M225, Orange Car 12, Mobile Life Support 258

    Transfer: Montgomery FD Car 1, & E219 s/b @ Maybrook FD

    Description Of Incident: MVA w/ entrapment and serious injury, medevac requested - unavailable

    Writer: 201/65

  19. Posted · Edited by 201/65

    Date: 06-23-06

    Time: 03:25

    Location: Kiryas Boys School 411 Co. Rt. 105 X Benign Noel Dr.

    Frequency: 154.205, 46.16, 46.22, 46.30

    Units Operating: Kiryas Joel FD, Woodbury FD, Monroe FD, Harriman FD, Chester FD, Salisbury Mills FD (Mt. Lodge Fire Co.), Tuxedo FD, Cornwall FD (Mountainville Eng. Co.), OC 15, OC Fire Investigation Team, & Woodbury PD

    Description Of Incident: Multiple Alarm, Fully Envolved Structure Fire

    Writer: 201/65

    03:25 Kiryas Joel Car 1-36 Control be advised KJFD enroute to an unkown type fire

    03:28 KJ Car 1-36 Control I'm o/s, we have a Fully Envolved Structure Fire @ the KJ Boys School in the Woodbury Fire District.

    03:30 Woodbury FD Dispatched

    03:32 Woodbury Car 1 & 3 Responding

    03:33 Woodbury HQ-Woodbury Car 1, PD o/s reporting fully envolved fire

    03:33 Woodbury Car1-HQ resound for a working fire i see the glow

    03:34 Woodbury Car 1-36 Control send me tankers from Monroe, Harriman and Lakeside

    03:35 Monroe & Harriman tankers, & Orange Car 15 dispatched.

    03:36 Woodbury units on scene

    03:36 Woodbury Car 1-36 Control after those 3 tankers give me another

    03:36 36 Control-Woodbury Car 1 Lakeside tankers is o.o.s., your getting Chester and Salisbury Mills.

    03:37 Chester and Salisbury Mills dispatched

    03:38 Monroe units responding

    03:39 Harriman units responding

    03:40 Saliabury Mills units responding

    03:41 Monroe units o/s

    03:42 OC-15 responding

    03:43 Chester units responding

    03:47 Woodbury Command-All tankers switch to OCFG Ch. 3 for Water (46.30)

    03:53 Woodbury Command-36 Control Orange & Rockland for a power cut

    03:55 OC 15 o/s

    03:56 Chester units o/s

    03:56 Operations-E512 Check the exposures

    03:57 Command-Ops get some guys & get those propane tanks the h*ll out of there

    03:58 Command-36 Control Kiryas Joel to fill tankers @ Israel Zupnick Dr. & Bakerstown Rd.

    03:59 KJFD Dispatched

    03:59 KJFD Acknowledge, E596 enroute

    04:00 Command-36 Control give me Mountainville(Cornwall) and Tuxedo tankers

    04:00 Salisbury Mills o/s

    04:01 Cornwall and Tuxedo Dispatched

    04:03 Cornwall units responding

    04:06 Ops-R504 come up to the scene and set up your light tower

    04:08 Tuxedo units responding

    04:17 Cornwall o/s

    04:25 Tuxedo o/s

    04:57 Command-36 Control can a get another FI to my scene

    04:57 FI 6 Dispatched

    05:00 FI all call sounded for a 2nd FI to the scene

    05:05 FI all call re-sounded for a 2nd FI to the scene

  20. Posted

    Date: 06-23-06

    Time: 00:15 hrs

    Location: 198 Scotchtown Collabar Rd. X Indian Trail

    Frequency: 154.205, 46.16, 46.22, 157.430, 155.385

    Units Operating: Circleville FD Car 1, 2, 3, E-100, E-102, M-103, R-104, R-105, Mobile Life Support (ALS) 269, 274, Town of Montgomery VAC (BLS) 475, NYSP, Town of Wallkill PD

    Transfers: Bullville E-255 s/b @ Circleville Sta. 1

    Description Of Incident: MVA Rollover with entrapment and ejection

    Writer: 201/65

    MLSS 274-1st unit on scene and req a medevac launch, 2nd ALS unit, and a BLS unit in place of Town of Wallkill VAC. No Medevac available. Total of 3 pts.

  21. Posted · Edited by 201/65

    Date: 6-13-06

    Time: 12:00

    Location: 55 Bona Venture Ave.(St. Rt. 208) X Second St. & First St.

    Frequency: 33.48, 46.46, 47.46, 154.205

    Units Operating: Wallkill FD E-64-10, 11, 12, & R-64-25, Wallkill VAC 650, Shwankgunk Valley FD E-57-10, Modena FD TA-40-20, Plattekill FD E-47-30, Walden FD (Orange) E-237, Pine Bush FD (Orange) E-228, Ulster Co. Car 56-4, Orange Co. Car 12, Ulster County Cause and Origin, and Orange County Fire Investigation Unit K-9

    Description Of Incident: Working Structure Fire in a 2 1/2 story wood frame multiple occupancy. Some confusion originally as to the location of the alarm, originally Wallkill FD and Wallkill VAC was dispatched to 55 Bona Venture Ave. for a reported working fire and the Walden FD (Orange) was dispatched to 55 Second St. for a reported working fire. Due to the house being on the corner the first caller thought the fire was at 55 Second St. and with being on a cell phone was tranfered to Orange Co. 911. The same thing happened about a year ago when Pine Bush FD was dispatched to fire on Bruyn Ave. turned out to be in Wallkill on Bruyn Turnpike.

    Writer: 201/65

  22. Posted

    Date: 6-11-06

    Time:11:30 hrs

    Location: Harding Way and Jefferson Drive

    Frequency: 154.205, 46.30, 46.16, 46.22

    Units Operating: Chester Fire Department, Warwick FAST Team, Chester EMS, Orange County Fire Investivator 14,& Orange Cars 6(OC FI Team), & 19(Batt. 9)

    Transfers: Washingtonville E-582 s/b @ Chester Sta. 1 (Walton E & H Co. 1), & Florida E-608 s/b @ Chester Sta. 2 (Sugar Loaf Engine Co. 2)

    Description Of Incident: Originated as a smoke investigation in area of Harding Way and Jefferson Drive. Chester units o/s reporting a working structure fire.

    Writer: 201/65

  25. Posted

    Date: 5-30-06

    Time: 18:45 hrs

    Location: St. Rt. 17k and Stewart Ave.

    Frequency: 154.205, 157.450, 153.860, 46.16, & 46.22

    Units Operating:Goodwill FD, Town of Newburgh VAC, Middle Hope FD (Eng for LZ), Mobile Life Support 280, 269, Life Guard 17, & Orange Car 13

    Tranfers: Winona Lake E-322 s/b @ Goodwill FD, & R-323 s/b i/q 4 Goodwill FD

    Description Of Incident: MVA w/ Medevac

    Writer: 201/65