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Unfortunately it's not competitive enough, just last week a Lieutenant I know left at 37 years old to join NYPD as a rookie. When compared to other city jobs and even more so voluntary EMS, we are not able to retain our members. I will admit I've ever been a proponent of equal pay especially...

You're telling me that the Radio Motor Patrol cars don't have radios?

Freightliner

E*37, yes

Steinway Pianos Factory

The Rescue Medics and HazTac officer are only assigned to the boats for special events. During normal operations the nearest trained unit is assigned and they'll board the boats to respond.

Combined departments are those that have both volunteer and career members.

Plainfield Rescue Squad Inc

FDNY EMTs and Medics have a subset of members specifically trained to work in IDLH using PPE, SCBA, PAPR, hazmat suits and/or the Rebreather. We are not only trained but also have gone into many IDLH environments.

Not particularly a surprise, I've heard some horror stories about that place.

Baltimore

Everything takes a long time here and perhaps the new tillers will take even longer, but they are coming... Eventually

There was another e-bike fire in the area with E*250 handling that didn't go to a 10-75. Perhaps a little confusion as both L*149 and BN*42 went over the air with a 10-75 on this box.

Non structural with a lithium ion battery involved. Battalion 42 requesting a HazTech engine. Update: 10-80 no code, several scooters on fire. HM*1 and HMB responding.

WNYF did not publish in 1995. Two issues were published in 1996. One issue was published in 1994 and 1992.

E*6 and L*4, seem like great spots too.

Are Engine 4 and Truck 1 on every 73?

It is, as to the second part perhaps someone else knows better than I.

Do you know what companies did the most fire duty?