3/12/21. Bronx All Hands Box 3498

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Box 3498

3301 Barker Ave

Fire in a PD

E 97
RAC 1
Res 4

RELOCATIONS
E 305. Act. E 97

( Seems like Bronx had mixer off...
a few reports came over w/static )
 
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Correct address: 3301 Barker Ave.

L32 gave 10-75

B15 request extra E/T (E97/L37)
BxD transmitted ALL Hands on extra E/T request

Maybe,
E62,38,63,79,97s/c
L32,51,39F,37s/c
B15,27
S61
R4
D6

(1) 10-45 Code 2
 
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8060rock said:
Correct address: 3301 Barker Ave.

L32 gave 10-75

B15 gave All Hands

Maybe,
E62,38,63,79
L32,51,39F
B15,27
S61
R4
D6

(1) 10-45-? (Rescue Breathing in progress)
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79/39....i thought it would be E66 4th due & L66F? I'm wrong again lol.
 
You right Capt. It is pretty interesting that years ago all the good occupied work used to be in the 17th and 19th Battalions and now it seems that the more consistent work has moved more towards the 15th Battalion response area. Interesting how the more consistent work shifts from certain areas over time. Just my two cents.
 
I think it's better to say that the work has become more equalized over time. Some areas used to do 95%. That is no longer the case. Demographics change, neighborhoods stabilize, etc.
In the old days, the 15 BN was not the "place to be", the area was much quieter and to some the reputation of the companies was not great.

An interesting way to measure how things have changed- take a look at who goes to those companies out of proby school- is it guys with hooks? Do officers compete for spots in those companies? Do FF's transfer out to "better" places or does the opposite happen? Answer those questions and it tells the story.
 
scoobyd said:
I think it's better to say that the work has become more equalized over time. Some areas used to do 95%. That is no longer the case. Demographics change, neighborhoods stabilize, etc.
In the old days, the 15 BN was not the "place to be", the area was much quieter and to some the reputation of the companies was not great.

An interesting way to measure how things have changed- take a look at who goes to those companies out of proby school- is it guys with hooks? Do officers compete for spots in those companies? Do FF's transfer out to "better" places or does the opposite happen? Answer those questions and it tells the story.
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I couldn't agree more, well said
 
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