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A council member is not the person to make that decision. I believe the best method is what NYC used for years with the square painted on the outside of the building meaning it was a vacant building. One slanted line in the square meant the building had hazardous conditions. A square with an...

Look at 31 minute mark of above video post 26 and you will see it being used

Just my two cents but I am not a in favor of relocators going into jobs as opposed to using the run card. I understand that yes these relocators might, when they get to the quarters, be closer but what it is causing is a hole in coverage. (And yes I am only looking at the info here on these...

I worked with Billy in 38 Truck, super fire officer and had great stories for the truck kitchen

I worked with EJ when we where both in E45 and then after he transferred across the floor to 58 Truck. A funny guy to work with and a tough worker at a job, you always knew he had your back.

L48 act 38 B10 act 19

And if he gets cleared the media will not say a peep

When it snows or there is ice the city uses a salt mix for melting. As it works the salt mixes with the water and becomes a corrosive mix which then runs into manholes and onto the wires. This corrosive mix over time eats thru the insolation on the wires. Over time the insolation is gone...

If its 182 west of Southern Blvd then it should be 88/38 then 45/58 after that then 48/56 46/27 79/37

Yep, during the pandemic with the millions of people not coming into the city from outside the 5 boros the numbers would be down, I was curious how far down.

ok I thought you where referring to writing about your father in 45 and 88/38

Can you copy that chronicle or post a link to it. I would be interested in reading it

Do you know what the number was for 2019 (pre-corona). During the pandemic numbers dropped.

Wow, from home to FH is like a 2 hour drive each way with NO traffic

Marble Hill is the northernmost neighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan. It is one of the few areas within the borough of Manhattan not located on Manhattan Island. Marble Hill was occupied as a Dutch colonial settlement in 1646, and gained its current name in 1891 because of...

I believe the only part of NYC that is not an island is da Bronx, except for City Island, Hart and North Brother Islands. Da other 4 boros are connected with bridges

I remember back in the 80's and 90's there where a bunch of jobs, some multiples, just East of that area on Wyatt and Devoe and Tremont Ave. I remember back then it was E45 90 88 L58 41 38 after that 96/54 would come up 82/31 and 46/27 after that. I remember there was a hotel on Boston Road...

I would think usually (lol) E48 75 88 46 42 79 L56 33 38 27 37

75/33 used to be on Jerome and 183 St, so go out quarters to the left under da el and right on Fordham Road. That back then was a borderline box. Today 75/33 are on Walton south of 182 St, like your map shows, which makes it a longer run with more turns involved, especially Walton Ave is a...

At that hour of the morning with NO Fordham Road traffic 48/56 would be clear first in's especially now that 75/33 have to come out to either Jerome or da Concourse to come up then across. During the day that's a whole different story Also, come out da front door hook a right around to Fordham...