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Warwick (Orange) Multiple Alarm Lumber Yard Fire

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Units operating:

State: NYS State Fire

County: 36-1, 36-16, 36-6, 36-106, 36-109, 36-100, EMS 1, EMS 14, Commissioner of Emergency Services

Local:

Fire: Warwick FD (full department), Greenwood Lake (TA-621, 1 engine, car 3), Pine Island (E-651, TA-654), Florida (TA-610, 1 engine), Middletown (E-128) Pocatello (TA-152), Coldenham (T-205), Maybrook (TA-211), Montgomery (E-219, M-225), Cornwall (TA-437), Fort Montgomery (TA-423), West Point, Vails Gate (T-482), Monroe (E-535, T-537), Salisbury Mills (E-560), Tuxedo (E-569, TA-570), Washingtonville (TA-577), Woodbury (TA-522), Johnson (TA-715), New Hampton (TA-727), Slate Hill (T-734), Unionville (TA-745), Campbell Hall (TA-904), Chester (TA-919, TA-922, M-912), Goshen (TA-936, T-937), Vernon, NJ (TA-403), West Milford, NJ (Tanker 4, Tanker 6), Pochuck Valley, NJ (1 tanker), Sloatsburgh (15-1750 standby warwick station 3), Suffern (stand by at a warwick fire house)

EMS: Warwick EMS (202, 203, 204, 205, 209), Greenwood Lake (365), Pine Island (301), Goshen (standby at Warwick’s Bay)

Police: Town of Warwick PD (Patrol, Detectives, command staff), Westchester County PD (K-9 Arson Detection team)

Support agencies: Panco and various other fuel agencies, 3 excavators, Kiryas Joel Department of Public Safety (portable lights), Orange County Sheriffs Office (portable lights)

This is an incomplete list of all agencies that operated on scene or stood by for other companies, feel free to add

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Just heard units redispatched for a working structure fire at the scene.

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Units operating:

State: NYS State Fire

County: 36-1, 36-16, 36-6, 36-106, 36-109, 36-100, EMS 1, EMS 14, Commissioner of Emergency Services

Local:

Fire: Warwick FD (full department), Greenwood Lake (TA-621, 1 engine, car 3), Pine Island (E-651, TA-654), Florida (TA-610, 1 engine), Middletown (E-128) Pocatello (TA-152), Coldenham (T-205), Maybrook (TA-211), Montgomery (E-219, M-225), Cornwall (TA-437), Fort Montgomery (TA-423), West Point, Vails Gate (T-482), Monroe (E-535, T-537), Salisbury Mills (E-560), Tuxedo (E-569, TA-570), Washingtonville (TA-577), Woodbury (TA-522), Johnson (TA-715), New Hampton (TA-727), Slate Hill (T-734), Unionville (TA-745), Campbell Hall (TA-904), Chester (TA-919, TA-922, M-912), Goshen (TA-936, T-937), Vernon, NJ (TA-403), West Milford, NJ (Tanker 4, Tanker 6), Pochuck Valley, NJ (1 tanker), Sloatsburgh (15-1750 standby warwick station 3), Suffern (stand by at a warwick fire house)

EMS: Warwick EMS (202, 203, 204, 205, 209), Greenwood Lake (365), Pine Island (301), Goshen (standby at Warwick’s Bay)

Police: Town of Warwick PD (Patrol, Detectives, command staff), Westchester County PD (K-9 Arson Detection team)

Support agencies: Panco and various other fuel agencies, 3 excavators, Kiryas Joel Department of Public Safety (portable lights), Orange County Sheriffs Office (portable lights)

This is an incomplete list of all agencies that operated on scene or stood by for other companies, feel free to add

Surprised they didn't utilize the county's command unit for such a large-scale incident, unless it was there and just not listed here?

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The counties command vehicle is a joke. Last I heard the large command vehicle was stripped/decommissioned and the radios are in a much smaller sprinter type truck for communications only. They had denied sending it out a few times prior to above and utilized the sheriff's trailer as well before the recent truck swap.

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I know the county fire investigator van was there as well. I know they have used that for command in the past too. But I don't know if that was what it was being used for here.

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I know the county fire investigator van was there as well. I know they have used that for command in the past too. But I don't know if that was what it was being used for here.

The only time I saw 36-100 was on the 4/2, and it was set up off of state school road with Warwick PD and was being used by the FIs and PD to manage the investigation.

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