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EMS uses 10-13

https://www.amny.com/new-york/brooklyn/family-gives-praise-to-nypd-mounted-unit-fohey-came-in-like-angr-rescuing-son-from-oncoming-brooklyn-traffic/

Away one night and miss a "job".

I think it may have been a sarcastic remark as the FDNY doesn't have fire stations

https://ash1312.myshopify.com/collections/all?page=1

Yes, a new tower was ordered

Truck 6 had a 1997 tower until 2018

https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/fdny-budget-cuts-fifth-firefighter-reduced-staffing/

The Transit Workers were fined a million dollars a day for the 1980 and 2005 strikes, a fine very few unions can support. The railroads i.e. LIRR, SIRR, Metro-North are exempt from the Taylor Law under Federal Railway Labor Act of 1926.

That feeling is called the Taylor Law

It's the same, you go to quartermaster before appointment but, appointment starts the academy

30 Truck of the Harlem Zoo

Presumably 3 was a typo for E

Correct and transfers will be gradual

There are Instagram accounts which will post unprofessional EMS radio transmissions and unfortunately I think some crews are unnecessarily unprofessional in an attempt to get their "15 minutes of fame".

Between 1664 and 1668 the history is a little fuzzy and conflicted. Most sources agree that SI has never been part of NJ. Although one source did say they paid taxes to NJ. I particularly liked this passage from the Staten Island Explorer by Andrew Stepanov. "In 1664, an English fleet sailed...

Staten Island has never been part of NJ

So a working fire in Virginia Beach only gets 4 engines and a truck? Do you know their staffing level?

Great work as always @ScottBerliner

It was the LT exam