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Wonder why, if entry is correct, 148 relocates to 137? Seems quite some time for area to be uncovered while 148 transits from Boro Park. A few companies closer to highway & bridges.

Went to high school on Albany & Bergen in early ‘60’s. Came in one morning & 4 story tenements across the street on Albany were heavily fire damaged, probably a 3rd or higher. Probably same box.

Had a lot of work, occupied, then vacant in those MD’s years ago. E 201 missed it also.

I guess when box assignment’s were “re-evaluated” distance & other factors changed some assignments, was my original pst question. Thanks all.

According to rundown 105 s/c & 111 relocating to 131. Another post was a 2&2 in 219’s area, which is 105’s. Have to see request/assigned times for 105 s/c & their location & 111’s assignment time & location.

Going back a number of comments, I opined why L105 was s/c before L114, as 114 at least a 1/4 mile closer & more direct to box? 114 went on the 2nd alarm. One reponse was that 114 assigned on 2nd. True, but if 114 is 1st due on a 2nd on the alarm assignment card, if still used, they would of...

Happens to every company.

Interesting that 105 goes before 114, even though 114 closer & more direct, unless out elsewhere.

Maybe young children there.

Jack, I even heard a company officer give a 10-18 for a 10-92.

10-18 is a specific signal, no need to say”dropping down”.

Exactly.

I wonder if this “old” transmission, “Drop the Box” will start be used like the use of “ dropping down to a 10-18” by some? Still would like to know how many units were being used prior to “dropping down”? Post is meant for input/comments.

I would think L109 before L147.

So as I questioned earlier, it is still based on medical leave, & nothing about budget cuts. So now when LOD medical leave goes up, what’s the city’s next move, close companies?

I just remember it happening when sick leave went up too high. Wonder what union got in return?

Out awhile, is that in the UFA contract?

Congratulations on your retirement. Enjoy a long & healthy one.

Rest In Peace, Mike. Glad I knew you & your sense of humor & love of the job & friendship to our good friend, Mike Burke.

Box 2638 trivia: 33-2638, 11/6/73 for a lumberyard on 5th Av, 63-64 streets. The day of the strike & had just ended shortly before box came in.