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New construction, or converted loft?

Bronx Box 1644 should be 3644 - Barnes Ave & E.215 St.

I remember Sol Elbaum, a salty old FDNY dispatcher used to work in there. Answered a LOT of good questions on communications.

I can't remember the last time i had a "mattress fire":rolleyes:

Is there also any need for sometimes four members posting the same rundown within a thread? Once should be sufficient. If you see one already up on the screen, there's really no need to repeat it.

That entire block is usually a nightmare with doubleparked trucks and forklifts loading and unloading.

Never saw members driving the bus in Queens. That could possibly be a liability issue. We usually assist in the back as requested

Still trying to find where on the phone ap is the MDT ring.

Where do you find the MDT alert?

I believe that's now a P.T. Rehab and wellness center.

One way that these LI-Ion incidents might be significantly diminished. Have the city amend the F.P Codes to prohibit charging and/or storage of any E-bikes or other Battery operated delivery devices inside any structure. Then the insurance companies can amend their NY policies to state that if...

I think E297 to SQ288 is a little bit out of the ordinary.

What a pain. Tried to log in; said my password was incorrect. (??) Tried again with "forgot password." They sent me a 6 digit code which I entered, It brought me right back to the same opening screen three times after 3 codes. I can't even contact them to cancel. They're still collection...

CHICAGO GOES "DEFENSIVE" Anyone else have a potential problem with this? I hope this isn't a trend that will spread in all directions from Chicago. What happens when the "defensive" decision is made, and there's no indication at 3 a.m. that the building "may be" occupied because there's no one...

Great words, John.. We had many in the 70's and 80's. I got to know many through driving the Battalion and visits to the BX CO. and later on in the Queens CO where some of them thought they would migrate to a slower borough (boy were they mistaken) and we certainly welcomed their kknowledge...

Happy Birthday Ken. Hope it was the best one . . . . EVER!!

Bob was very active for many years with the Florida FDNY Retirees Assn, When he recently lost his wife, he moved back up to New York to be with his family. He could always be seen at the monthly retirees meetings here until his health recently started to fail. When Bob was in his L.I.C. shops...

It may have been mentioned elsewhere that the Dept. policy for wooden extension ladders was "fly out" = only to facilate bringing down victims that were unable to come down without assistance. Easier sliding them down on the beams without hitting the tips of the bed ladder. That procedure...

could there have been a failure of one or both of the dogs on the fly ladder? And how is the member that was on the ladder at the time of the failure?