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The BFUs are fully staffed today, and have been going on patrol.

I've been out of Newark for some time now, does anyone known when Chief Ortiz, replaced Chief Jackson as COD.

https://taskandpurpose.com/news/last-man-afghanistan-four-star/

https://www.nwcg.gov/6mfs/operational-engagement/10-standard-firefighting-orders

10-70 10-45 no code

Tractor drawn aerial, the tiller is being pulled not the other way round

https://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/your-marine-corps/2024/11/11/marine-snipers-often-overlooked-build-a-memorial-for-their-fallen/

https://www.army.mil/article/280401/tomb_guard_spc_jessica_kwiatkowski_leaves_powerful_legacy https://taskandpurpose.com/news/tomb-of-the-unknown-final-walk/

*Englewood Cliffs

It could be a 10-37 as it wasn't fire related

Rescue Medics are assigned to the EMS rescue task force, additionally the heads up bosses will separately assign a dedicated ambulance for the members. If needed the RMs will operate in said ambulance.

L*103 model by the incredible Tom Eve https://www.ebay.com/itm/226304532648

One of my professors in college was a Chief there, and he always talked about how much better it was after the merger. Before the merger, the individual departments were incredibly small.

It's back https://brooklyn.news12.com/bed-stuy-aquarium-returns-to-delight-of-residents

So the FAD dispatching referred to this job as a 6th Alarm, and the OPI put out a press release in the same vein.

I understand that, I was just curious as to E812's misgivings over consolidation.

Why? I have friends who were there when it happened and they said it significantly improved the department.