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That looks like 151's quarters on Queens Blvd.

Rest In Peace

Yes, it was Chief McGinty

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That was the East 67th street training center behind the quarters of E.39 and L16. Let me get my glasses on and see if I see my dad.

Back in the early 70's about 50 parking meter heads were found in the tenement basement. They had been purloined by miscreants from around the area.

Back when 125 was in with 270?

Nice looking unit. Good luck with it!

EMS was always classified as "Hard To Fill" (wonder why) and there was no residency requirement. I don't know what the rule is today.

As Kasey Kasem once said, "Ponderous man, ponderous!"

Plenty of coverage this morning on the local news broadcasts. Hoping there were no injuries to FF's, Staff and patients.

I was told that there were 475 EMS personnel who called on sick during the length of the storm. I have no way of confirming such, but, if so, that really shoots down their striving for pay increases, better working conditions, etc. They shot the whole service right in the ... with that move...

Rest In Peace Sarge and thank you for your Service.

Good to see you here. How's your ping-pong game?

I thought so. Thank you.

That's a close first due for 151 or 168.

CD rig with a Mars light installed. They didn't come with those rigs.

Sure, confirmed subect to immediate change, for as they say, The Good Of The Service. Remember, you can't spell mess without an E M or S.

True Nik, I'd rather have the bus in service but the aide stuff has been going on forever and never comes to fruition. Even in normal times there should be someone with the Lt./Capt. for several reasons i.e. personal safety from miscreants, flagged to a job requiring to professionals at once...

Baloney, as soon as there is a vacancy on a line unit there goes the Aide. They say this every snow storm and it hardly, if ever, works out.