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Person pinned between elevator car and shaft wall. Patient extricated and transported. E*39 L*16 BN*8, RB, SB D*3 R*1 SQ*18 TSU*1

I think a closer example minus the grill type would be Purchase, NY's new rig.

If I were to guess it's to reduce the width of the truck, a lot of times driving in the city we have clearance measured in inches or less.

https://www.ems1.com/legal/articles/suspect-in-killing-of-fdny-emt-yadira-arroyo-deemed-unfit-for-trial-weaHXPqMmGt8OMrR/

Looks very different today

Boston Fire Department SOC, met them at MSOC a few weeks ago.

It's been raining off and on for the last day.

165 Fountain Ave, BK Fire in the third floor of a three story 20 x 60 E*236, 225, 332, 293 L*107, 175, 103F BC*39, 44 DC*15 RS*02 Q*252 RA*04

Division Chief: Tonya Boyd John Eyzaguirre Cheryl Middletown John Nevins Deputy Chief: Kahlia Graham Yonatan Klein Jordan Lucks Renea Mascol Mario Tompkins

I'm unsure if anyone else has a big enough fireboat to reliably do the trip.

SL?

Extra E & T

Big fan of the site, stumbled across it some time ago.

I wonder if this was E*82's first fire with their electric fire

The Rescues de facto have the Collapse Rescues.

What's the difference in the equipment carried in an HMTU to a squad second piece?

HazTac resources have SCBA, with the Rescue Medics and HazTac Officers going to the floor below on 10-77s. Together with the CFRD engine they provide increased medical capabilities to those on scene.

Did Tallaght Fire Station also go to the most structure fires?

E*246, 245, 254, 318, 276, 253, 321, 330, 284T/ST*3 L*169, 161, 153F, 156, 172, 174 s/c, 114 s/c BN*43, 33, 42, 48R, 41S D*8 SQ*1 R*2

Franklin Plaza Apartments E*53 was first with E*91 second due. Also SQ*18 had it.