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replied 3 years later :ROFLMAO:

Its on the discretion of the officer or chief, but more often then not its left to the chief. The officer is typically going to be worried alot more about immediately getting to work, and not as much when it comes to incident command. Obviously if they have an insane amount of fire they may got...

Citywide Channels are the only channels that will stay unencrypted, SOD went encrypted in November-december, unsure if transit is encrypted currently but they will also be getting encrypted.

Q288 "3rd Due" to Battalion 19's Response Area, mustve been unavailable

I just realized I counted something wrong, or at least Manhattan for the totals, I'll shoot you a DM when I get home

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3 posts at the same time :LOL:

If my count is correct Second Alarm Brooklyn - 43 Queens - 31 Bronx - 30 Manhattan - 24 Richmond - 9 Third Alarm Queens - 14 Brooklyn - 10 Manhattan - 5 Bronx - 5 Richmond - 4 Fourth Alarm Bronx - 7 Brooklyn - 3 Manhattan - 3 Queens - 3 Richmond - 0 Fifth Alarm Bronx - 5 Brooklyn - 2...

Maybe either chief had gone in to check conditions quickly and got stuck doing stuff

Designating the engine as a HPP?

It’s probably something new, even if not required at the building, should the need for it arise

This seems like a different set of circumstances, especially as crime citywide hits a low. Including the least amount of shootings in recorded history, obviously this can change but as of current that's how it's going. Secondly housing is in still in such a demand that it's probably not only...

Car 13R, Chief Fire Investigator, if I am not mistaken