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  1. x635
    x635 liked a post in a topic by Fireman488 in Fairview Fire 01-21 Images   
    Prior to the Babbitt Court address being confirmed, presumably due to incomplete information being received by cell phone call(s), 60-Control dispatched the Elmsford Fire Dept to the vicinity of Route 9-A and Paulding St. for a possible structure fire.
    Once the correct address and actual fire was confirmed, off Route 9-A, just south of the Elmsford Fire District line, E-237 responded to the scene (after checking with the Incident Commander) and L-55 relocated to Fairview Fire Headquarters (60-Control dispatch: Our normal assignment on a Fairview 2nd alarm).
    The E-237 crew operated at the scene, with the other units, until the fire had been brought under control; at which time they were released by the Incident Commander.
    L-55 remained at Fairview Fire Headquarters until most units had returned to service; they were then released by the Incident Commander.
    I hope this clarifies our role in this fire.
    Syd Henry, Chief
    Elmsford Fire Dept.
  2. x635
    x635 liked a post in a topic by Fireman488 in Fairview Fire 01-21 Images   
    Prior to the Babbitt Court address being confirmed, presumably due to incomplete information being received by cell phone call(s), 60-Control dispatched the Elmsford Fire Dept to the vicinity of Route 9-A and Paulding St. for a possible structure fire.
    Once the correct address and actual fire was confirmed, off Route 9-A, just south of the Elmsford Fire District line, E-237 responded to the scene (after checking with the Incident Commander) and L-55 relocated to Fairview Fire Headquarters (60-Control dispatch: Our normal assignment on a Fairview 2nd alarm).
    The E-237 crew operated at the scene, with the other units, until the fire had been brought under control; at which time they were released by the Incident Commander.
    L-55 remained at Fairview Fire Headquarters until most units had returned to service; they were then released by the Incident Commander.
    I hope this clarifies our role in this fire.
    Syd Henry, Chief
    Elmsford Fire Dept.