Might the idea have been handled differently in the Health and Hospital days of EMS?
The headline says "EMS Begins Pilot as First-Responder To EDP Calls in Place of Cops". Is PD no longer responding?
In 1928, Engine 62 was changed from a combination company to a regular engine company. Its ladder apparatus was assigned to the newly organized Ladder 51 quartered with reorganized Engine 38, which had been disbanded in Manhattan. Ladder 32 moved in with Engine 62. Two years later, Ladder 32...
Battalion 45 traces its origins to Battalion 1 of the Long Island City Fire Department. Upon merging into the FDNY, it became Battalion 15 of the Brooklyn and Queens divisions, as the first career battalion in Queens. With the first renumbering in 1898, it became Battalion 35, and then in...
Past and present New York City fire buff clubs, some in existence since before World War II.
Fire Bell Club of New York - 1939
255 Club of Brooklyn - 1940
Signal 6-6 Club - New York City Association of Auxiliary Firemen
Signal 7-7 Club of Brooklyn
Signal 8-8 Club of Staten Island - 1958
Third...
Some notable FDNY fire buffs have been Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia, Dr Harry M Archer, and Honorary Chief, Fire Bell Club member, and Mand Library librarian Jack Lerch, among many others. FDNY has long recognized the selfless and unique contributions of people by bestowing honorary department...
Most people have specialized interests and passions through the course of their lives. Some individuals affiliate their interests with the fire service in general or with particular fire departments. Their interest is often expressed by supportive activities such as photography, historical...
The Bronx Division has been numbered 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 9, but the longest and most continuous identity has been and is Division 7. At various times it has been split into two divisions, north and south, and into three divisions, north, south and east. It has often included northern Manhattan...
The 4th Battalion covers Manhattan's Lower East Side, an area bounded by Chinatown, East Village, the Bowery, Alphabet City and Little Italy. A vibrant immigrant neighborhood with a wealth of history, it continues to be one of the great melting pots.
Battalion 4
Organized
77 Canal St...
In 1989, Battalions 25, 34, 56 & 59 were disbanded and their companies were reassigned.
In Brooklyn, as a result of Battalion 34 closing -
211/119 moved to the 31
205/118 moved to the 32
209/102 moved to the 57
221/104 moved to the 35
Interesting BC response on 1st alarm:
BC45 1st due with only one 45 battalion company (L128)
1st due company (E229) is in 35 battalion
Mostly 28 battalion companies assigned
Originally BC36 area
When two #1 statistics are true, then is the correlation between them true?
NYC has the highest population densities - true.
NYC has the most truck companies - true.
Is there a direct correlation? - not necessarily.
If density increases, are truck companies always added? What about high...
Downtown Brooklyn Battalion
Downtown Brooklyn was originally part of the 3rd District of the Brooklyn Fire Department. The 3rd District became Battalion 1 Brooklyn when merged into the FDNY. It was renumbered 21 in 1898 to eliminate duplication with Battalion 1 in Manhattan, and it was...
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