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I have them now online for anyone that can't see them. R&W Index

Fires can be anything from outside rubbish to a top floor job. Emergencies are not fires: water leaks, elevators, gas leaks, etc. An all-hands can be for a fire or an emergency. Since they no longer report false alarm numbers I don't know if they're even counted at all as a run (which they...

They're a tad delayed but they're online. www.FDNewYork.com/rnwindex.asp

The usual place: http://fdnewyork.com/rnwindex.asp I haven't updated the top-10 page yet. Later in the week.

They're up: http://fdnewyork.com/rnwindex.asp

A new stat this year: Special Units now have a column for All-Hands or Greater. http://www.fdnewyork.com/rnwindex.asp

They spent millions on the Bronx and Queens CO's and look where they are now.

It took me a while to get my hands on the booklet but better late than never: www.FDNewYork.com/rnwindex.asp

The numbers are out. http://www.fdnewyork.com/rnwindex.asp

Chinatown was not immune either. They couldn't use firecrackers during their new year celebration. The busiest day of the year now is the day before Passover, and even that's not as hectic as it used to be.

It's that time: http://www.fdnewyork.com/rnwindex.asp

10-75 AND a 10-70. Must be both signals.

The annual numbers are here: The main page: www.FDNewYork.com/rnwindex.asp The top 10: www.FDNewYork.com/top10.asp

We don't know what it means yet but I'm sure we wont like it. http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/hopes_for_fix_dsprcXHo7wvp4le3D0trxK

DCAS has scheduled a filing period for the next exam. The typical 20-day window open on October 3, 2012. The test date isn't set yet. Here is a link to the test announcement for the last exam. It probably wont change very much this year...

The annual numbers are here: The main page:  www.FDNewYork.com/rnwindex.asp The top 10: www.FDNewYork.com/top10.asp

After a few months of waiting I finally got my hands on the corrected numbers. I may have a typo or 2 in there so if anyone spots something amiss let me know. www.FDNewYork.com/rnwindex.asp

150 I have to disagree with you there. If I remember correctly, there are no such things as "citywide" units. They're supposed to remain in their home borough (where their quarters are) until assigned. I know I saw that on paper too. The question is, which one came out last, yours or mine? For...

I remember one from the early 90's that might have been there in the 80's, Tom Sheriden.

The FDNY Photo Unit has a few shots of that job: http://nyc.gov/html/fdny/html/units/photo/galleries/2006/101706a/101706a_23rd_fire.shtml