texastom791

I know in putnam that the fire investigation team uses it the hazmat team uses it and brewster and mahopac were doing a trial before they let the rest of the county use it.

Date: 1/22/09

Time:15:07

Location: 2 Homer Dr XS Lake shore dr

Frequency: 46.38

Units Operating: Putnam Lake Fire,Patterson Fire One engine relocate to Putnam Lake,County Car 2, County Fire Investigation ,Pcso

Description Of Incident: Possible strucutre fire original dispatch was for oil burner malfunction

Writer: texastom791

15:07 Patterson Fire Dispatched automatic mutal aid with one engine and one tanker on an upgraded assingment call was originally a possible oil burner malfunction 23-2-4 responding

15:11 23-4-1 responding

15:17 23-1-2 small fire in the bathroom checking for extension

15:20 County car 2 on location requesting fire investigation to the scene and 22-2-5 relocate to Putnam Lake Fire house

15:25 22-8-1 on location

15:27 23-2-5 responding

15:32 9-1-1 advising county car 2 that 40-11 is responding to the rig

15:35 22-2-5 relocated to Putnam Lake

15:36 40-05 responding with an extended ETA

15:39 40-14 Responding

15:52 boes 5 responding with 40-14 and 40-11 on board

Sorry for the delay, got real busy at the real job. The Westchester line is done and is being written up, hopefully ready this weekend. The Dutchess list will follow.

T4

Is a list for putnam and the other counties being created as well ?

Simple, yet attractive and capable. I like the green on white.

-Joe DA BUFF

Nice truck I gotta say i like the green and white too.

Uhhhhhhhhhhhh........ Because........Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...... The flames were orange????????

Idk it just looks really orange to me.

Me to that question was asked in another thread and the answer was it's int the works or something along that line.

I'm just wondering why does the picture look really orange?

Looks like alot of smoke what stage was the fire at when you took the pics?

Nice chief's vehicle, any front or rear interior lights?

If you look at the first pic of the back it looks like there might be some dual talons inside.

It's plain but I like it nice and simple.

Tell me noone else thinks that the unit number when looking at it quick looks like it says "Bobs." I know you do..come on admit it. lol

Yeah if you kinda squint your eyes a little bit it does looklike "bobs"

Why is there a foam truck there the day after I mean there wasn't any fire so was there really a need for it to be there?

Looks like a nice rig I was gonna say where's the elephant but then I saw it on the door.

Yeah the last 2 where red there's pics of them on their website. http://www.somersvfd.com/apparatus.htm

You have to be in the VAC to make calls with them, i for one am not so i can not go on VAC calls only fire side for me

Oh okay thanks.

The expedition in the picture is 6905, our BLS fly car.

The bls fly car (6905) is used as a utility for the VAC for duty crew members, who are available, and is also used by the officers when they are around so they can respond directly to the scenes to assist/set up ems command.

Mohegan has 3 Ambulances

Thanks to everyobody who answered my question. Sorry for all the questions but I have one more if you join the fd can you go on the "VAC" calls or no you have to be in the "VAC" to go on their calls.

NYPD Scuba has four (maybe 2) divers based at Aviation 24/7. Apparently the put two divers in the water from the helicopter yesterday.

Yeah I saw one jumping in from the helicopter on the footage that all the news channels were playing over and over.

If you look on the left of this pic from Lohud.com you can see one of the divers.

and you can also see the diver jumping form the chopper like I said I saw in these pics from Yahoo news

and this is another pic from Yahoo news of the coast guard helicopter that responded which answers the question that was asked before about if they made it to the scene or not.

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Aviation works 7 days a week, 7am-11pm, with Pilots available for recall from 11pm-7am.

thanks for the clarification.

I looked on the NYSP website and it doesn't say anything about the hours of the Helicopter but their SCUBA teams are on call 24/7 for all troops except L,T,and NYC. So I guess if the operation god forbid turned into a recovery that is one more resource you could call on.

Looks nice good luck with it. We should be getting ours soon. How many ambulances do you guys have and is the explorer in the pic a paramedic fly car or a bls fly car just wondering thanks.

Why does the pd command a water/ice rescue wouldn't that call for an fd response ?

Does anybody know if the FDNY SCUBA truck is always staffed or is this a resource that they staff when they need it and also aren't some of the members of the rescue compaines divers?

Doesn't the NYSP helicopter only run like 9-5 monday through friday ?

USCG sector NY just issued an advisement before to all marine vessels that they have established a temporary security area where the plane is and they also stated that they want all marine traffic to be on the look out for debris floating in the river from the GWB down.

FDNY SCUBA truck enroute with 5 divers.

Is the SCUBA truck always staffed or is this a resource that they staff when they need it and also aren't some of the members of the rescue compaines divers?