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Seeing some other department run totals being posted I thought I would post one from Canada Pump Rescue Ladder Tanker 1 7382 1A 7072...

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Anyone know the reason for 4-door cabs? Are they planning that if needed these could be stand alone units and not always be used with the parent company?

Any reason why they are getting rid of them? Is the equipment they have not needed anymore or will it be transferred to other units?

My point is just because Houston has something doesn’t mean NY should. And vice versa

They weren’t at first. Edited and added

FDNY has 197 Engines, why doesn't Houston? FDNY has highrise units, why doesn't Houston? FDNY has 5 heavy rescues and 8 Squads, why doesn't Houston?

Co-ordinate it, or respond in it?

What would the role be of chiefs like fleet or technical services on a run such as this?

no Squad second piece?

What are the differences between the Field Comm and the Mobile Command Centers?

I understand that. My post was for clarity as almost everywhere else counts the officer so I was just commenting for some who might not be familiar that FDNY does not count the officer. An FDNY 4-person engine is a 5-person engine everywhere else.

AFAIK the “5” man engine companies only refers to firefighters and not the officer. So the companies are going from 6 on the rig to 5 on the rig. Not 5 to 4. Just for clarity

I think I remember reading on here or somewhere else that they wanted to keep 154 for the possible re-establishment of Engine 154

I think all SOC companies have this gear.

This might be a dumb question but is the Satellite not automatic on the second alarm? Or is the communications office given the leeway to not dispatch it since it is for a power outage?

why so few? Tours are just filled with details?

I’m sure they might save some money on training too With the reduction in units is there a reduction in service? Meaning do they not respond to some things they used to be assigned on?

I thought for some reason that L-79 on SI was also a SSL. Am I incorrect?

My guess is those pumps could be placed in the river or body of water and pump to the super pumper who then relay pumps to satellites or tower ladders. Not all incidents will be right next to the water like this one was.