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Just submit Chicago in place of New York. Several ambulances are doing 8000 runs yearly.

I went to the Boston Fire Historical Society page, under the alarm section I found a series of maps/box locations from 1983. No 1900 though.

listings for the 1900 boxes?

Come on, give some of old geezers some credit!

Friday night Lynn firefighters fought a six alarm fire in an apartment building with extension to an Evangelican church in typical New England winter conditions.

Boston had a third alarm this morning for a fire in a 3 decker @ 151 Saratoga Street.

Unofficial BFD 2024 totals. Busiest engine, E-14 4394, ladder L-4 5559*, busiest house E-14/L-4 9953. Slowest engine E-49 788, slowest ladder L-21 1023, slowest house E-56/L-21 1930. R-1 1971, R-2 2613. * busiest company in the city, again. Companies alternate ems runs monthly.

There is a FB page for Second Battalion CFD that has a listing for all the front line companies, ambulances and chief officers. It is 7 pages long and has fire, ems, and total figures.

Chicago company runs for 2024: Busiest Engine, E-122 6065 total, fire related E-63 2234, ems E-122 3850 runs. Truck Companies, T-49 5544 runs, fire related T-34 3201, ems T-29 3281. Slowest companies: E-104 232 total, 122 fire related, and 110 ems runs. Slowest truck T-61 391 total, 276 fire...

Chicago, the birthplace of the snorkel has none of its 54' Rosenbauer units in service. 3 out of the 4 units are OOS. Squad 7 @ O'Hare still has theirs but that is a FAA purchase

Box 2443 for a fire @ 205 Boylston in a 3.5 story wood frame. Info from Box 52 FB page. Box transmitted @ 2310 on 2/1.

Fox news is reporting several fatalities. NYC Fire Wire is reporting it was an Air Ambulance on FB.

Fox news is showing the results of a small plane crash in Philadelphia.

When we returned from a FAC mission to Phu Bai Combat Base we always kept our heads on a swivel for helicopters. Medevacs, gunships responding on a priority mission, even with a control tower of sorts.

Black Hawk is equipped with some sort of recording device according to NTSB board member on CNN.

Cambridge firefighters battled a 3-alarm fire in a multi story mixed business and residential building this morning. Fire location was the 300 block of Broadway.

Thank you for clearing up my inaccurate information. Shut off was the wrong useage.

They had a former pilot on the Today show this morning. He mentioned that the collision advoidence systems shut off below 1000 feet

Trying to keep my Ops Guide current for alarm assignments, what are all the special units and BC's assignments. Thanx.

E-20 to the fire, L-7 cover QL-5.