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It was sold for scrap several years back

That job was only about 100 feet from the New Haven line

We eat good at Dixwell

https://www.filltheboxfire.com/Fire-Incidents-/New-Haven-CT-Fire/36-River-Street--4th-Alarm-

Over a 5th alarm with the mutual aide companies

5 Bugles?

https://www.filltheboxfire.com/Fire-Incidents-/New-Haven-CT-Fire/516-Elm-Street--2nd-Alarm--

https://www.allhandsworking.net/NewHavenCTFires/New-Haven-fatal-2nd-alarm-516-Elm-St-dwelling-fire

The 2000 Seagrave is or was the bailout trainer, it would go around to firehouses for bailout training

New Haven, all the tillers have 2 section 50 footers. the straight truck and tower has a 2 section 40 footer. They don’t come off the truck much but when you need them you need them.

DOC bought the ALF, it’s on Rikers Island

Emergency Unit on the initial box is supposed to set up for patient care, when/if an AMR ALS unit arrives they can be utilized for other tasks. The unit on the second alarm performs whatever duty the I/C assigns to them. For the most part if it’s exterior they can operate solo, interior they...

Not sure what the numbers are now but they are a lot higher in the last few years with all the construction going on. At least 2 engines doing over 5,500 calls a year

Are the new rigs the same as the older rigs?

The production time for new apparatus is through the roof. Good chance they won’t be delivered for at least 3 years

Not anymore, all engines citywide are 500 gallons now

High pressure engines are 3 stage pumpers instead of the normal 2 stage. They also carry special hose for supplying standpipes in high rises

I believe he helped design the E-One rigs

The warranty the FDNY specs is quite expensive. My guess is the rigs cost about 2 mil a piece plus the warranty

ERG and Wiser both have free apps