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Back when I was still working as a paramedic for 2 separate hospitals in NYC I was a buff. I used to try to get assigned to 10-75 fires and many times the dispatcher would tell me to remain in service that the call type did not require an ALS unit. I could never understand this. If you're a...

Another street very close to where I grew up and later worked, that I did not know existed.

Broadway/W 125 St is close enough to the river to warrant a marine response?

7900 series box in that area always seems odd.

Was the area north of Jamaica Ave (Highland Park) hit hard by fires during the 70's and 80's? I lived not far away on the other side of the cemetery and don't remember many fires in this area.

E256 home box?

Wonder if the chief will go to another house in the battalion.

Assume they'll pick up boxes from 138 and 151 and lose some to 163 and 140?

Same block as the Kevin Kane fire?

That's almost 30 runs in a 24. Guess they don't have a need for a bunk room.

Anyone know what the order normally is? If everyone is available wouldn't it be 324, 305/151, 287/136, 319, 289/138?

No doubt, but they'd have to be sitting on the rig to get in first there, unless everyone stopped to use the bathroom :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

135 first due unless they were out. Doesn't mean 176 didn't arrive first or give the 10-75, but that is 135's first due box.

Is that the correct address? I thought west of the CIP was Queens. Also does Bellerose Terr cover UBS?

Is the Nassau Expwy the border?

236 has to be in the top 10.

Not sure where in the mix they were but 286 called responding on the Brooklyn frequency to this box

Just curious, was "stretch 1.75" announced? Seems odd even for a long stretch on these buildings which are right on the water and could have wind impacted fires.

Probably not 218 either, since they're with 222

I think 112 was tied up and there are quite a few single engines ahead of 214 over there.