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A lot of work in Nassau lately.

What is the original order of 5 rigs before the add on?

They should be ordering 10 more pumpers and 5 more ladders, but then again that's Newark!

The manhole fire problem has been going on forever. Every winter it's the same story. It's amazing that with all the improvements in technology etc. over the last 50 years they haven't come up with a covering on the cables that resists road salt.

According to an aide - at yesterday’s staff chief’s meeting Kavanagh told them she is staying on as acting commissioner and then back to first deputy under the new commissioner. Does Adams not know how bad she is? She “allegedly” had an affair with a married chief. His wife did confront her at a...

Another reason why they "paint themselves in a corner". As I've stated before what will they do when there are no bidders?

Member is now a L.O.D.D. Rest in peace.

When the money runs out after next July 1st. watch them put the rig up for sale.

Negative.

R.1 moved from 278 Spring St. to 243 Lafayette St. on Jan 1, 1947. This was the former qtrs. of E.20 which had just been disbanded. They moved to 33 W. 43 St., with E.65 on May 1, 1960. On Feb. 1, 1973 they moved to 530 W. 43 St. the former qtrs. of E.2 which had been recently disbanded. R.1 in...

Yes it is.

After looking at the specs I wonder what the cost of these are?

The 2021 Tahoe and Yukon are now available with a diesel.

As has been mentioned before the city is backing themselves into a corner with the overly restrictive specifications they write for new rigs. The five year warranty is probably the biggest deterrent to other potential bidders. What would have happened if Seagrave hadn't bid on the new rigs?

An excellent book about this tragedy is "Killer Show" by John Barylick.

There were quite a few jobs in those buildings when they went vacant before being demolished for the new firehouse.

I had heard that each Squad was going to get one. Of course that depends on the financial situation.

That modification worked fine for 155 but what happened when a relocated TL tried to back in to quarters??

Yes, the building has been torn down.

While not really a "buff club" the New York Firemen's Cycle Club has been in existence since 1896 and will be celebrating its 125th. Anniversary next month.