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    2/26/25 Scanner Feeds

    Incorrect assumption
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    1/10/25 Bronx 5th Alarm Box 3462

    The IMT Planning Vehicle has been relocated to Fort Totten.
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    1/10/25 Bronx 5th Alarm Box 3462

    The Mobile Operations Center is a smaller version of the Mobile Command Units, is housed at the Brooklyn Borough Command (E-207/L-110), and is used for planning, communications, as a command post, or for community events. It is staffed by the Borough Command personnel when activated.
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    1/10/25 Bronx 5th Alarm Box 3462

    Mobile Command Center locations: MCC-1 at E-233; MCC-2 at E-93. One MCC is normally dispatched only on 10-60 Code 1 signals and is otherwise "special called." MCC-1 covers Bkn, Qns, and SI; MCC-2 is assigned for Man and Bnx.
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    SUPER PUMPER 1

    Thank you
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    SUPER PUMPER 1

    Yes, but...... It was conceived and designed by Hazmat Operations and purchased as a high-volume "Industrial Pumper," and in spite of the "Super Pumper" name later added, is in service as planned -- as a high-volume foam unit with good access to large-scale petroleum tank locations.
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    Tower Ladders vs Rear Mount straight ladders

    There are sixteen 95-foot tower ladders currently in service.
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    Chief of Department sleeve markings

    To clarify - top to bottom: six rows with two buttons in each row with additional spacing between rows two and three, and between rows four and five.
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    Chief of Department sleeve markings

    Unique spacing of jacket buttons.
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    5/1/24 Brooklyn 5th Alarm Box 0835

    Tnx for the fix
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    5/1/24 Brooklyn 5th Alarm Box 0835

    Update - The Blitzfire Monitor is now carried by: • Foam Tanker Engine Companies: 96, 152, 294, 260, 247 • Haz-Mat Technician Engine Companies: 44, 165, 250, 274 • Haz-Mat Company 1 • Satellite Engine Companies: 9, 72, 159, 207, 284, 324
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    10-75 Signal Revision

    Summary of the Evolution of the “All Hands” Signal In 2020 the All Hands assignment of 4 engines, 2 ladders + FAST ladder, 2 BC, DC, Rescue, Squad, and RAC replaced the then lesser “10-75” response. The assignments for the two signals became identical. The 2024 Safety-driven policy change to...
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    10-75 Signal Revision

    Incorrect - only one engine above the All Hands;. Everything else requires a 2-2.
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    10-75 Signal Revision

    The revised 10-75 signal will get 5 & 3 plus the FAST truck. The Incident Commander will be able to get 1 extra engine (and nothing else) before striking the 2nd alarm if the incident is “Doubtful Will Hold.”
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    10-75 Signal Revision

    The FDNY 7-5 "All Hands" response is to be upgraded in the near future by adding one engine and one ladder to the current assignment. The total 7-5 response will be 5 engines, 3 ladders + the FAST ladder, two BC, DC, Rescue, Squad, and RAC.
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