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Check out 170 Shonnard Ter. https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/170-Shonnard-Ter-Yonkers-NY-10701/32986836_zpid/ A relic from the days when that area was laden with estates and mansions.

😳. COD in public, this afternoon, said both unions were on board.

Correct on all counts.

For clarity- - if there is a vacancy in one of the line unit battalions, it is filled with a "surplus assignment" or "SA" BC who is not assigned to a particular unit. If an SA BC is not available, then they use an ABC. - the Dept. arranges tour assignments so that two ABCs do not...

The latest policy, as of this past October- 1st to arrive ABC is the IC until an actual BC shows up. Then the ABC becomes the Fire Sector, the BC becomes the IC. However, "Deviation from this policy is permissible at the discretion of the BC after an evaluation of the present conditions."

"Ariola is drafting legislation to make it easier for firefighters to issue summonses — and circumvent a lengthy paperwork process — by equipping them with “scanners.”"

Great to see the Commissioner, on his last day, make the effort to head out to the field for an otherwise minor fire.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c3r1lx75nl8o No one can figure out how it happened or who did it.

Bronx trucks!!!

Or maybe the "Chief of the Fire Academy" is still an acting title

Tough place to get to.

Fire got into a pipe chase early on, extended everywhere.

Silver Beach. Many off-duty firemen.

FDNY policy is to operate in "pressure" mode when supplying a system. Wonder if one "volume" pumper and one "pressure" pumper would complement each other in a situation like this? Maybe if there was a second, separate Siamese, correction FDC.

If a BC is assigned to a hospital, it is most likely for a member who is being treated there. Doesn't have to be in 5 boros.

Chaps Pit Beef just a few blocks down the road from the Academy. Easy stop off of 95 North too.

A retired LT was shopping in the store, grabbed a dry chem extinguisher and put a lot of it out.

The FDNY does have a Marine Battalion in service 24/7. They are most certainly going to put the brakes on any attempt to attack a serious ship fire with handlines and personnel.

#1- nap72 is an actual authority on this subject, not a keyboard expert. #2- The FDNY policy accounts for supervision, safety and adequate operational manpower. To be expected from a professional organization.