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  1. Greenpoint Photography

    DEMONSTRATOR ENG / AMBULANCE

    Give more money? To EMS? Never
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    3/31/26 Queens 3rd Alarm Box 1602

    Closest water-rescue trained company is assigned as the Maritime FAST Unit
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    3/31/26 Queens 3rd Alarm Box 1602

    well 142 confirmed the fast truck but got put to work
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    3/31/26 Queens 3rd Alarm Box 1602

    2-2 last month had 107 fifth due and 142 3rd due, so i have it based off that, though I expect a good chunk of the rundown is wrong
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    3/31/26 Queens 3rd Alarm Box 1602

    Location: E 20th Rd & Cross Bay Blvd Fire in a Dwelling with Extension 2221 FC01 - On your Frequency 2228 QCO/DC13 - Incident Duration is 2-0 Minutes. 2229 DC13 - 1 TL in Operation with 2 handlines. 2231 BC58 - 10-84 at Floyd Bennet 2232 FC01 - Have the air recon battalion continue in...
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    New Seagraves

    When I said everything rear of the cab I was more so referring to rear of the pump, but before they cut the batteries to the pump the electronics were still on, though I wouldn't wanna be anywhere near that pump when if it gets turned on
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    New Seagraves

    They could probably salvage every rear of the cab, electronics in the pump still worked but the cab was completely burnt out
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    NYC EMS Stations

    41 was at 415 Beach 72
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    Apparatus OOS due to MVAs

    Definitely a loss aswell
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    3/25/26 Brooklyn 10-75 Box 1938

    https://www.nycfire.net/forums/threads/9-21-25-brooklyn-all-hands-box-1938.90210/
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    3/25/26 Brooklyn 10-75 Box 1938

    Location: 803 Forbell Street 107 gave the 10-75, Fire in Multiple Trailers of a Sanitation Lot CIDS: Garage 7 Story 200x200 Class 1, Sanitation yard, Access via gate via south of building, hydrant on E3 in the yard, water relay operation, long supply line stretch. 2140 BC58 - 3 Trailers...
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    3/19/26 Brooklyn 3rd Alarm Box 2492

    Divisions have only ever gone up to 17. In 1973 the fdny had 16 Divisions. Division 1 - Southern Manhattan (South of 12th roughly) Division 3 - Central Manhattan (North of 12th & South of 72nd) Division 4 - Central park West/East Sides (North of 72nd & up to Manhattanville and east harlem)...
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    3/19/26 Brooklyn 3rd Alarm Box 2492

    This is correct, Division 12 moved to 330 about a year after division 8 was reorganized, and was disbanded in 1995 before being reopened for a 3 month duration just 4 days later.
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    3/23/2025 Brooklyn All Hands Box 0829

    Location: 82 Cornelia Street Bn 37 gave the 10-75, Fire in a MD. 2257 BC37 - Going to go with the All Hands, Corrected address is 82 Cornelia St. 2259 BC37 - 2 L/S 1L/O, X Story Brownstone, 20x60, Under Construction, searches in progress, DWH. Exposures 1 - Street 2 - Similar Attached 3 -...
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    NYPD Strategic Response Groups still poised to be disbanded.

    NYPD still uses mobilization levels, and the borough task forces had filled the role of the SRGs before the SRGs replaced them. When the BTFs still existed, a level 1 mobolization called for the local BTF, while a level 2 called for multiple BTFs from accross the city, which would be designated...
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    3/22/26 Queens 2nd Alarm Crash Box 0037

    The FD Chief has to ask the PAPD IC to have their units guide FD units to hydrants to establish water supply. I would assume that there wouldnt be hydrants near the runway
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    3/22/26 Queens 2nd Alarm Crash Box 0037

    From my understanding of it, one of the main priorities of the FDNY at an aircraft box is to be able to secure a water supply for PAPD and be able to relay it. While yes PAPD can shuttle water and foam back and forth, that's not nearly as efficient as bringing the water directly to the scene...
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