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that would make sense

I've been doing some research on NYC:EMS prior to the merger and im still looking for the following from the late 1980s - early 1990s. Rank Structure & Organization Unit Designations over the Radio (dont need a list but an explanation of what they were would be appreciated) What were some of...

2 trucks on the 2nd?

already posted 10 minutes ago by Hank

They do, they were towing EVERYBODY they could after covid, but for the most part they just like to ticket and then boot.

Reported chemicals on fire

3L6 3L65 4A129 4A129-1 4A174 4A174-1 4E2 4E65 4E92 4R90 4TW29 6E15 308-4 308-11 308-22 308-28 313-4 313-11 318-4 319-1 322-13 329-1 336-2 345-16 345-28 351-2 352-1 352-2 356-5 358-3 376-14 381-8 382-6 383-10 384-9 384-12 AC6 AC100 AC381 AIR300 BC55 CH3 CH7 CH12 CH15 CH27 CH41 CH88 CH99 CH100...

301 Highland Ave, Jenkintown, PA, Montgomery County

that would put 128 on it?

E329 should not be relocating, also a must fill house.

Location 133 Navy Walk E207, E210, E205, E219 L110, L118, T105F B57, B31? D11 R2, Q1 RAC2 B57 - All Hands Under Control, return anyone not on scene.

sq18 is 3rd due squad according to ops reference

Correct although alot of the major departments throughout the US that I can think of have been reopening companies, Boston also comes to mind

feels like the fdny/nyc is one of the few departments that becomes smaller as the city expands. Almost a million in population growth since 1990 but less company coverage

EMS Units: BLS: 43B2, 33D2, 43I2, 37H2, 43H2, 42A2 ALS: 42W2, 39R2, 38W2 COND: C442, C382, C592, HT32 CAR: Car 581, Car 582 SPEC: LS82, MR32, MV72 weird to read for those that arnt familar, the final number on each unit is the Shift # (1-3) with the exception of the Car Units

Have to drive from North NJ back into the city, gonna be interesting

alignment probably got fixed after that wrecker yanked it out

good chance the allignment got messed up after it hit a barrier then sat hanging