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Well the FDNY is a BIG contract that seagrave wont want to loose, so 2 years is pretty accurate when it comes to the FDNY

Replace current + spares. Could imagine they may also try to decentralize to either two points (or more) for the MSUs

Previously set, 2 Engines, 1 Truck and 1 Battalion per division (Division 8 has one task force on si and one on BK.) All of EMS is (or should) be trained for it now. The Individual Rescues Task Force is doctrinally composed of 1 Fire Lt/CPT, 1 EMS Lt/CPT, 3 Firefighters, 2 EMTs, and 4 NYPD SRG...

*Level 1 SRG Mobilization**  STRATEGIC RESPONSE GROUP  1-RADIO EMERGENCY PATROL (REP)  1-PATROL SUPERVISOR HOUSING PSA AND TRANSIT DISTRICT CONCERNED  DUTY CAPTAIN AND COMMAND POST STAFF **Level 2 Citywide SRG Mobilization**  STRATEGIC RESPONSE GROUP(S) AS DESIGNATED BY...

Not sure as for the MCI60 but upon the transmission of the MCI66 they should atleast be getting the BLS, ALS, Rescue & the chiefs

Yea and a few other things, 10-43 NC and 1-4, 66 Code 1 and some rewording

10-46 Code 4 (FD Divers in the Water)

Hospital Tracking Officer, usually a Lieutenant on a Conditions unit

A - Responds on any incident with five or more patients B - Chief is notified N - Notification Only R - Respond S - Standby "1C" for the MCI 80C2 was a placeholder when I got the update via the Department Orders that mentioned a Division Captain (whom isn't usually in the field?) 1B for 80C1...

very interesting fire..

Heard over EMS Brooklyn North "Car 40", Definitely could've misheard, but someone else asked me what it was. Only thing I was able to find about it was 40A, 40B, and 40C during 9/11, but even still everybody wasn't 100% sure what it was then. I was just wondering if anyone had any idea what it...

Thought it was 2 Engines above the alarm (so 6 for 10-75s..etc)

Engine 7

Squad 41 likely

It could also be (not trying to bring politics in, but this was mentioned on the news) due to the attack on Iran, additional protests on top of general heightened security.

2 quick tells

From what ive personally seen, it doesn't mean that's the case everywhere else