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Date: 1-23-07 Time:10:07 Location: 3225 Pleasant Ridge rd Frequency: 453.900(Dispatch),453.925(Response),453.800(Command) Units Operating: Dover,NDP Description Of Incident: AA with entrapment Writer: SPFC56-233 10:07 - Dover and NDP dispatched for priority 1 MVA with entrapment 10:08 - NDP 84-71 responding 10:10 - Dover 36-14 responding 10:12 - Dover 36-62 responding 10:13 - 36-14 on scene 10:17 - 36-73 on scene 10:21 - NDP 84-71 on scene 10:26 - Extrication complete 10:33 - NDP in route to St Francis Hospital (Poughkeepsie)

Date: 1-21-07 Time:19:30 Location: Around 27 South Quaker Lane Frequency: 453.900(Dispatch),453.925(Response),453.800(Command),453.350(Pleasant Valley Fireground 56) Units Operating: Pleasant Valley 56-12,55,69,72,Roosevelt 63-51,71,Alamo w/ 2 ALS ambulances,DCSO,Hyde Park PD Description Of Incident: 2 car MVA with 1 PT heavily Entraped '97 Toyota Rav 4 rear-ended into tree by a VW GTI (later model), Pt in Toyota heavily entrapped with serious injuries. 19:30 - 1st Dispatch for Pleasant Valley to respond Priority 1 for a 2 car MVA UPDATE Numerous call backs report heavy entrapment, and 1 Pt critical 19:31 - 56-55,72 Responding 19:34 - 56-2 on scene Confirmed heavy entrapment with 1 Critical Pt 19:36 - 56-55,72 on scene 20:05 - Pt Extricated 56-72 TXP 1 Code 99 to ST Francis Hospital (Poughkeepsie) Some time soon after Extrication was complete 56-2 contacts County 911 on Command(3) and request another ALS unit for a man down. Alamo 5 responds. CPR would be in progress on a by-stander that was attempting to photograph the scene.Pt collapsed all of a sudden. CPR was in progress and Pt was revived and TXP ALS with Alamo Medic 5 on Board Roosevelt 63-71. Driver of VW was a RMA. 21:43 - All FD Equipment and Personel in service and clear from the scene Writer: SPFC56-233

well worth the wait...

Date: 1-16-07 Time:05:20ish? Location: 197 Old Pawling rd between Nanny Hill rd and Gobblers Knob rd Frequency: 453.900(Dispatch),453.925(Response),453.800(Command) Units Operating: Dover,Pawling w/ all available Haz-Mat pads,County Car 16 and 3, Dutchess County Haz-Mat team Description Of Incident: Roll Over Writer: SPFC56-233 I missed initial dispatch for the AA and communcations, and dispatch for the Haz-Mat incident. This is what I got. Dover operating @ Rollover Oil Truck Accident with Hazmat. 1 Cell ruptured with 4,200 Gallons leaking endangering "Swamp" river. 05:37 - Dutchess County Haz-Mat team dispatched to scene for Haz-Mat 05:43 - County Car 3 in route From The Poughkeepsie Journal Web Site Truck crash gushes 'river of oil' into neighbors' yards By Nik Bonopartis Poughkeepsie Journal WINGDALE - A road has been closed after a 10-wheel oil truck overturned and spilled some of its contents on the road early this morning, according to police and neighbors. The truck was on Old Pawling Road near Nanny Hill Road at 5:19 a.m. when the driver lost control and the truck turned over, according to the Dutchess County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff's deputies and state troopers remain on the scene and the road is closed to traffic as they work to clear the accident and wait to consult with environmental authorities. It was not immediately clear how much oil was spilled from the truck, but one neighbor said it appeared to be a significant spill. The oil "is pouring onto my lawn,'' said Barbara Bronson, who lives at the intersection of Old Pawling and Nanny Hill roads. "It's still pouring out.'' Bronson said the overturned truck came to rest less than 10 feet from her house. She said she's worried about contamination to her water well and is waiting to hear from authorities about the environmental and health consequences of the spill. Neighbor Bob Temarzo's home has also been affected. "I had a river of oil running in front of my house 10 feet from my well for three hours,'' he said. "There's an environmentally sensitive wet spot at the bottom of the hill that's red. The color of the fuel oil was bright red." "This is not your standard oil spill, this is a bad one," he said. "It ran for three hours until the truck ran out.'' Bronson and Temarzo said police told them 4,200 gallons had spilled from the truck's oil tank, and the gas tank -- which ruptured -- was removed. A county hazardous materials team is on-site and police are waiting for the state's Spill Response Team, which was en route as of 7:30 a.m., Sgt. John Watterson said. Watterson said the truck was carrying home heating oil and police are trying to determine how much oil the truck was carrying when it turned over. Drivers looking to avoid the closed-off area can access the neighborhood via Route 55 to Wheeler Road. Check back for more information as it becomes available. 05:46 - Pawling dispatched under mutal aid for all available Haz-Mat pads 05:59 - 2nd dispatch for Dutchess County Haz-Mat team, county advises all members responding to go straight to the scene 06:09 - County car 3 on scene

Limewire all the way. Kazza use to be the best by ads ruined it.

Date: 1-10-07 Time:13:08 Location: 22 Corine Dr between 2 entrances of Pine Echo Dr Frequency: 453.900(Dispatch),453.925(Response),453.800(Command),453.050(Firegrounds 5/6) Units Operating: Fairview,City of Poughkeepsie Engine 2 (57-12), Arlington 32-11,Roosevelt 63-51...63-12 to go on stand-by @ Fairview fire station,Alamo (ALS),Fairview 41-72 On-Stand-by in quarters, DCFID,Town of Poughkeepsie Fire Inspector, SPCA Description Of Incident: 2nd alarm fire in P/D Writer:SPFC56-233 13:?? - Fairview dispatched for a house full of smoke (22 Corine dr) 13:08 - Fairview 2nd alarm of fire,City of Poughkeepsie Engine 2 (57-12),Arlington 32-11,Roosevelt 63-51,Alamo ALS requested to the scene,Roosevelt 63-12 requested to go on stand-by in Fairview fire station,41-72 requested to go on stand-by in quarters 13:10 - Alamo Medic 30 Responding 13:10 - Roosevelt 63-51 Responding 13:15 - Fairview 41-11 Responding 13:20 - County Advises Arlington 32-15 relocating to City of Poughkeepsie station 4,Request all available manpower to go on stand-by @ Arlington Station 5 13:21 - 63-12 reloacted @ Fairview fire station 13:23 - DCFID requested to the scene 13:26 - Fire Out, overhaul in process 13:28 - Town of Poughkeepsie Fire inspector and SPCA requested to the scene per Fairview Command (1 Dog perished) 13:34 - County advises Fairview command 10-15 minute ETA for SPCA 13:37 - Arlington 32-11 back in service 14:12 - Fairview 41-11 and 45, Alamo medic 30 back in service 14:15 - Roosevelt released and in service 14:19 - 32-15 in service from City 14:37 - Fairview command advises county 41-12 to remain on scene to assist DCFID, firegrounds 5/6 released 16:24 - From Poughkeepsie Journal Web Site: "Dog killed in fire, no humans injured It's a doggone shame. No human was hurt in an afternoon house fire in the Town of Poughkeepsie that killed a dog, the Fairview Fire District said. The two-alarm blaze on Corine Drive broke out around 1 p.m., bringing 40 firefighters from Arlington, the City of Poughkeepsie and Roosevelt fire departments to the scene. The fire is under investigation, authorities said." 16:25 - County car 51,52 clear scene

Date: 12-23-06 Time::19:33 Location: 31 Riverpoint rd (Brass Anchor Restaurant) Frequency: 453.900(Dispatch),453.925(Response),453.800(Command)453.050(Fireground 5/6) Units Operating: Fairview(ALL),Roosevelt 63-51,13,16...63-12 to relocate on stand-by @ Fairview fire Station,Arlington 32-11,City of Poughkeepsie (FAST), Alamo,DCFID, Stattsburg 64-12 Relocate to Roosevelt Station 3 Description Of Incident: 2nd Alarm fire @ Brass Anchor Restaurant Writer:SPFC56-233, drobison82 On arrival Fairview command reports heavy fire condition 19:39 - 2nd alarm of fire Roosevelt 63-51,13...,Arlington 32-11,City of Poughkeepsie (FAST), Alamo requested to the scene,63-12 to go on stand-by @ Fairview Fire Station 19:42 - 32-11 responding 19:45 - 63-12 relocating 19:45 - Command req extra eng to draft from Hudson river Roosevelt 63-13. 19:46 - 63-13 requested to the scene 19:47 - 63-13 responding 19:49 - Fire investigation division requested to the scene 19:54 - Roosevelt 63-16 resquested to the scene 19:55 Command req stop on all Trains Car is stuck on rail road tracks. 19:57 - 63-16 responding 19:59- 911 reports all trains stoped at this time. 20:01 - All available Arlington Fire/EMS personal requested to Station 3 also be advised 32-13 relocating to Arlington HQ 20:02 - 2nd dispatch for Fire Investigation Division to the scene 20:13 - 63-4 Request to County 911 to cover Roosevelt Sta 3 20:14 - Stattsburg requested with one engine from Station 2 to relocate to Roosevelt Station 3 20:18 - Stattsburg 64-12 relocating to Roosevelt Sta 3 20:26 - Stattsburg 64-12 Relocated @ Roosevelt Sta 3 20:32 - Fairview dispatched for Priority 3 Auto Accident near 107 Violet Ave, Roosevelt 63-12 to respond from Fairview fire station 20:32 - Roosevelt 63-12 responding 20:33 - Roosevelt 63-12 on scene 20:33 - Alamo requested M/A to scene of the Auto Accident 20:35 - Alamo 20 Responding to MVA (Alamo 30 on stand-by) 20:44 - Alamo 20 on scene/MVA

19th to all

Date: 12-23-06 Time:15:49 Location: Pumpkin Lane near Bulls head rd Frequency: 453.900(Dispatch),453.925(Response),543.800(Command) Units Operating: East Clinton 38-12,West Clinton 71-14,NDP Description Of Incident: Rollover Auto Accident with entrapment Writer: 15:49 - 1st dispatch for East Clinton and NDP respond for a rollover auto accident with possible entrapment near intersection of bulls head road and pumpkin lane 15:50 - NDP responding 15:52 - 38-7 On scene notifying County 911 AA on Pumpkin Lane 15:55 - 2nd dispatch for East Clinton Equipment to respond 15:55 - East Clinton 38-12 responding 15:59 - NDP on scene 16:02 - 3rd dispatch for 38-71 to respond 16:03 - Communication between East Clinton command and County 911 NDP to handle PT/TXP 16:06 - West Clinton requested to scene for extrication 16:08 - PT extricated, West Clinton 71-14 held in quarters

Date: 12-23-06 Time:15:30 Location: Route 9 South bound lane @ entrance to south hills mall Frequency: 453.900(Dispatch),453.925(Response).453.800(Command) Units Operating: New Hamburg 53-52,13,Mobile Life Description Of Incident: Auto Pedestrian Accident Writer: SPFC56-233 15:30 - 1st dispatch for New Hamburg, Mobile Life Auto/Pedestrian Accident Route 9 near Circuit City (Priority 1 Response) 15:31 - Mobile Life responding 15:32 - 53-52 responding 15:33 - 53-1 on scene 15:35 - Mobile Life on scene, 53-13 responding 15:37 - 53-13 on scene 15:46 - All equipment in service

Date: 12-22-06 Time:Around 4:45am Location: 45 Waterbury Hill rd. Frequency: 453.900(Dispatch),453.925(Response),453.800(Command) Units Operating: Union Vale ALL,Beekman,Millbrook,Lagrange,Pleasant Valley (FAST) Description Of Incident: Fire in P/D Writer: SPFC56-233

Monday December 25th 6pm - 6am Tuesday Morning....

Date: 12-21-06 Time:around 11:00am Location: Route 9 in front of Dutchess Mall Frequency: 453.900(Dispatch),453.925(Response),453.800(Command) Units Operating: Rombout,Alamo EMS Description Of Incident: Rollover Auto Accident in front of Dutchess mall. Alamo requested with 2 ALS Ambulances, Helicopter requested but ETA 30 Minutes, Helicopter cancelled and PT will be in route to Saint Francis Hospital on ground VIA Alamo with a ALS Ambulance Writer: SPFC56-233

Date: 12-09-06 Time:Around 18:00 Location: 29 Howard BLVD Frequency: 453.900 (Dispatch), 453.925 (Response), 453.800 (Command) 453.050 (Firegrounds 5/6) Units Operating: Hyde Park, Fairview (FAST TEAM), Roosevelt with 2 Engines Description Of Incident: Fire in P/D 18:00 - 3rd Dispatch for Hyde Park Equipment, 1st Dispatch for Roosevelt with 2 Engines under Mutual Aid 18:01 - Fairview requested with FAST TEAM 18:43 - 2nd Dispatch for Dutchess County Fire Investigation Team Writer: SPFC56-233

Date: 12-02-06 Time:11:54 Location: 371 Route 22 Frequency: 453.900 (Dispatch), 453.925 (Response), 453.800 (Command), 453.950 (Fireground 11/12) Units Operating: Dover All Equipment Description Of Incident: Active Fire in CVS Pharmacy Writer: SPFC56-233 11:54 - Dover Dispatched for Structure Fire 371 Route 22 CVS Pharmacy 11:54 - 36-73 Responding and on Scene 11:55 - 36-11,13,45 Responding 11:55 - 36-1 on scene investigating 11:57 - 36-14 Responding 12:04 - Fire K/D

When we stop there to show you guys...it sure will

Date: 11-22-06 Time:15:15 Location: 25 Oak Tree rd. Frequency: 453.900 (Dispatch),453.925(Response),453.800(Command),453.450(Fireground 7/8) Units Operating: West Clinton Stations 1-2-,Pleasant Valley 56-32,Hillside,Rhinebeck,East Clinton 38-38, Stattsburg on stand-by at West Clinton Station,NDP Description Of Incident: Fully Involved 25 by 25 Shed Fire , also small woods fire,NDP requested to the scene @ 16:17 for a person with chest pains 19:59 - West Clinton dispatched for possible rekindle, smoke coming from the structure Writer:SPFC56-233

Date: 11-21-06 Time:22:06 Location: 258 Titusville Road (in front of Golds gym) Between Daleys Rd. and Davis Rd. Frequency: 453.900,453.925,453.800,Fireground 5/6 Units Operating: 47-72,47-89,Lagrange Station 2, Arlington 32-71,32-72,32-86,32-89,Alamo ALS Description Of Incident: Serious 2 Car head on MVA with Entrapment 22:06 - 1st Dispatch for Lagrange 47-72 and 89, Station 2 respond for a 2 Car Head on MVA with Entrapment 22:09 - Lagrange 47-68 On Scene 22:10 - Lagrange 47-72,47-89 on Scene 22:11 - Arlington with 32-71,72,86,89 requested under mutual aid 22:15 - Alamo requested with ALS ambulance 22:16 - Arlington 32-71,89 on Scene 22:19 - Arlington 32-73 on stand-by 22:24 - 2nd Dispatch for Lagrange 47-71 Relocate to Lagrange Station 2 22:25 - Alamo Unit 30 On Scene 22:28 - Lagrange 47-72 and 89 in route to ST. Francis Hospital (Poughkeepsie) ALS 22:30 - Arlington 32-71 and 89 in route to ST. Francis Hospital with 1 ALS 22:33 - DC 911 in contact with Lagrange and Arlington, ST. Francis Hospital looking for update on PTs 22:36 - Arlington 32-72, 86 in Route to ST Francis Hospital ALS 22-38 - Lagrange 47-71 relocated to Station 2 on stand-by 23:22 - Lagrange back in service Writer:SPFC56-233

Just curious to see what service everyone liked alot first? ...Fire? or EMS?

Very good point...the white helmet doesnt exclude you from helping out...

well done...History section is nicely done...

Congrats

Its a Great Descision!

this is one of the funniest bits on Leno...

LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- In a deal that some media executives called revolting, O.J. Simpson plans a book and TV interview to discuss how, hypothetically, he could have killed his ex-wife and her friend -- a story his publisher considers "his confession." Two weeks before the book, "If I Did It," goes on sale, scorn was already being heaped Wednesday on Simpson, the publisher and Fox, which plans to air the Simpson interview in two parts November 27 and 29. Denise Brown, sister of Simpson's slain ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, lashed out at the publisher for "promoting the wrongdoing of criminals" and commercializing abuse. Judith Regan, whose ReganBooks imprint is publishing the book, declined to reveal further details of the book's contents. "This is an historic case, and I consider this his confession," Regan told The Associated Press. She also refused to say what Simpson is being paid for the book but said he came to her with the idea. The former football star was acquitted in 1995 of murdering his ex-wife and her friend Ron Goldman after a trial that became an instant cultural flashpoint. He was later found liable for the deaths by in a civil wrongful-death suit filed by the Goldman family. In the years since, he has been mocked relentlessly by late-night comedians, particularly for his vow to hunt down the true killers. Simpson has failed to pay the $33.5 million judgment against him in the civil suit. His NFL pension and his Florida home cannot legally be seized. He and the families of the victims have wrangled over the money in court for years. Simpson and his attorney Yale Galanter did not immediately return calls for comment. Meanwhile, other publishers and publishing industry observers practically fell over each other to criticize ReganBooks, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, and Simpson himself. "This is not about being heard. This is about trying to cash in, in a pathetic way, on some notoriety," said Sara Nelson, editor in chief of Publishers Weekly. "That a person keeps wanting to bring this up seems almost nutty to me." Patricia Schroeder, president and chief executive of the American Association of Publishers, described the developments as sickening. "But I think it's going to stir an awful lot of debate and make the culture take a real look at itself, and that may not be unhealthy," she said. Indeed, one thing that seemed certain was that the book and interview -- which Fox will air at the end of the crucial sweeps month -- were bound to generate a torrent of publicity. Shari Anne Brill, a television analyst for the Madison Avenue firm Carat USA, predicted public interest would rival that of the 2003 interview with Michael Jackson, seen by 27 million people in 2003. At least one other network, NBC, said it had been approached to air the special but declined the offer. "This is not a project appropriate for our network," said Rebecca Marks, a spokeswoman for the entertainment division of NBC, a network that once employed Simpson as a football analyst. Representatives for CBS and ABC did not immediately return calls for comment. One expert noted that hhe justice system's protection against so-called double jeopardy means Simpson's book, explosive as it may be, should not expose him to any new legal danger. "He can write pretty much whatever he wants," said Laurie Levenson, a Loyola University law school professor and former federal prosecutor who has followed the case closely. "Unless he's confessing to killing somebody else, he can probably do this with impunity." Courtesy CNN.com