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2nd alarm was 68 71 93 49

Maps are built on technicalities lol

Partially incorrect. Part of Manhattan is technically on the mainland.

Some of those box assignments up there really seem odd.

Might be one of only a couple boxes the entire 17 battalion is assigned to on the all hands.

As opposed to having the rig sitting there doing nothing while the members waded through water to pull people out of cars?

Thats probably gonna be a multiple.

Next door to an all hands last month.

For now...lol

Not 100% but i think thats 68s box.

This is it in a nutshell

20 psi per 1 3/4” length, 5 per 2 1/2” length, 5 per floor above grade.

Was an old motel converted to the nursing home facility. Frame building for the most part with additions throughout the years. If youre familiar with rockland at all, its in the old “hill” section of the town that used to be and continues to be a real rough neighborhood, spring valley sees an...

2575 is 92/44, 2576 is 68/49

No people=no ems runs.

46 shouldnt be on that ticket before the 5th engine on the 10-75, the special called engine, the engines on the 2nd, or a bunch of others. If it just so happened that 59, 67, 58, 83, and 35 all went 10-8 to take in the job right after the initial box went out, that seems incredibly odd. Not to...

I can think of at least 7 or 8 engines that can get to that box before 46. Including ones that were already discussed that should go before 83 and maybe even 58.

Yeah that doesnt make any sense at all lol

Kinda curious, i wonder if 71 could beat 93 there.

Odd 2nd alarm. Not sure how 43 is due ahead of 68 there.