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Yes with 14 Truck and 163 Truck.

Yes

https://www.fireengineering.com/leadership/stamford-ct-mayor-appoints-morris-as-fire-chief/

The fifth man has been restored from the recent cuts [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/nypd-to-get-new-recruiting-class-fdny-a-fifth-firefighter-at-20-engine-companies/[/URL]

F Train

The amount of rain we've gotten recently probably isn't helping

An interview regarding this fire is in Dan Potter's book, They Saved New York.

They're call HazTech engines, there is not the volume or funding to justify more.

That's because of the flooding

New E*236

Mental Mental Health Response https://www.nyc.gov/assets/nypd/downloads/pdf/public_information/b-heard-public-faqs-5-27-2021.pdf

Nor have I, but my understanding is they are for the B-Heard buses to replace their leased vehicles.

Yeah, they're usually pretty busy between Fire, EMS, Admin, Prevention, etc. Lots of vehicles with flats in need of fast on the spot changes.

I believe it was established in the original thread that the 425 Type II buses was a typo

Introducing East Flatbush's newest resident, Quinn. (She didn't seem impressed by 310's new Seagrave)

They do but it only reports runs and not work. From talking to friends on other jobs, I'd say some cities like Philadelphia, Baltimore, Detroit, St. Louis, Toledo, Wichita, Camden, Gary and Newark have companies that go to more work. Some important side notes, most of those jobs don't have the...

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