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I believe then Captain Cesark was in Ladder 132 and was on the cover of WNYF welcoming back either the first or last of his men that was laid off. Rest in peace, Brother.

FDNYSTATENISLAND writes "down the block from E3/TL12/B7 quarters." Signal73 writes "Up the block from 3/12/7." So what is it, up or down?

Unusual for Ladders 105, 110, and 131 to all be relocated. Were any of them covered?

How about a 72" main?

I never heard anyone in the field refer to Aerial Ladders as Sticks.

I remember relocating from Brooklyn to Engine 264. Going over the Marine Parkway Bridge we informed Queens that we were on their frequency. The MDT immediately showed us 10-8 acting 264. We replied we were just crossing the bridge and the dispatcher said you're the only ones available on the...

I wonder how many firehouses have a McDonald's across the street or on the same block.

What are TL/New Sticks?

Wasn't 278 disbanded more than twenty years ago?

I wonder if 120, 123, or 170 was second-due back then.

No hose strap or spanner?

https://www.wilmingtonde.gov/government/public-safety/wilmington-fire-department/fire-academy

In watching the video, I don't think placing or resting tools on a parked car is good PR.

Looking at the plans I notice the Chief's bay is only eight feet wide. A bay that wide was insufficient over 40 years ago when the job went to SUV-type rigs, even though they weren't called SUVs back then. Don't the planners get any input from the men who actually work in firehouses?

I've always wondered if, when an ambulance happens upon a fire first, the ambulance crew says "Put a rush on fire", and if so, does fire get there any quicker?

Was it a verbal to Engine 216?

A new firehouse?

What construction?

Perhaps now that myth can finally be put to rest.

Front line units are ten years and 364 days, unless it's a leap year.