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Marble Hill is the northernmost neighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan. It is one of the few areas within the borough of Manhattan not located on Manhattan Island. Marble Hill was occupied as a Dutch colonial settlement in 1646, and gained its current name in 1891 because of...

I believe the only part of NYC that is not an island is da Bronx, except for City Island, Hart and North Brother Islands. Da other 4 boros are connected with bridges

I remember back in the 80's and 90's there where a bunch of jobs, some multiples, just East of that area on Wyatt and Devoe and Tremont Ave. I remember back then it was E45 90 88 L58 41 38 after that 96/54 would come up 82/31 and 46/27 after that. I remember there was a hotel on Boston Road...

I would think usually (lol) E48 75 88 46 42 79 L56 33 38 27 37

75/33 used to be on Jerome and 183 St, so go out quarters to the left under da el and right on Fordham Road. That back then was a borderline box. Today 75/33 are on Walton south of 182 St, like your map shows, which makes it a longer run with more turns involved, especially Walton Ave is a...

At that hour of the morning with NO Fordham Road traffic 48/56 would be clear first in's especially now that 75/33 have to come out to either Jerome or da Concourse to come up then across. During the day that's a whole different story Also, come out da front door hook a right around to Fordham...

If you look at response #2 at the second picture, look thru da smoke you will notice that building

Back in the day a 10-30 was using 2 and 2 but now the dispatchers just it as loading up

I understand this is dispatcher’s 150 last day on the job. Anyone know what time shift change is? I’d love to hear him signing off. Heck of a dispatcher! He’ll never forget his retirement day. He can walk out, holding his head high, knowing he gave it his all right down to the end! 👍🔥 heard I...

If I remember this building and other buildings in this complex along the Tiebout Ave. and Webster Ave., the duplex apartments are two floors and criss cross each other. Some go up and some go down and kind of like twist around each other. Its complicated

I didn't catch that relocation in the rundown,

I believe this is the building we had a bad compactor fire back in the mid 80's. We pulled up second due with smoke pushing out all over with people screaming out the windows. The chauffer of 88 Engine got on the PA and tried talking to the people. If I remember right I believe a number of...

There must have been other boxes out at the time. The Engines on the 3rd alarm should be before 68 and 38.

I seem to remember a similar fire at Macy's a year or two age, but could be wrong

I just found a picture on google maps from 2007 and the front entrance to this building on 182 St says 2230. That's interesting for the entrance on 182 st and the rest. have da same address. The other stores on da Concourse in this building have different Concourse addresses.

The actual entrance to this building is, I believe on E 182 St. ?The store address is 2230 but is the entrance a different number. I grew up 2 blocks from here but I don't recall

I remember a few times in the 80's when a truck went OOS and there where no spares. The company got a pick up truck

I remember a few times being in a company that was on interchange to a border company we had boxes for a fire, smoke or pull box that the fire was actually in Yonkers because the caller or the pull box was in da Bronx so the call went to da Bronx dispatcher. Once Yonkers pulled up and had...

45 Engine hose tower is in the rear left side of the firehouse so it is not scene from the street and the building is only two floors. 88 Engine building is three floors and the hose tower is in the front right of the building. It is built into that part of the floor on each floor with sliding...

65-2 is a notification. Because he was found and there was no apparent cause, after the autopsy they will probably make it 5-5-5-5.