Least used FDNY unit?

The five 2002 E-One Cyclone II rescues have Will-Burt 18-foot telescoping light towers, each with three 1500 watt lights and a 20 kw Harrison hydraulic generator.

However, Rescue 1?s 2007 Pierce does not have a light tower.
 
Here we go again, the city is going into a budget crunch. In everyones opinion can the FDNY brass safely disband anymore companies in the city? If so which companies.
 
baileyjeff said:
Here we go again, the city is going into a budget crunch. In everyones opinion can the FDNY brass safely disband anymore companies in the city? If so which companies.
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They "can" and will do whatever they want to, against any objecting or semblance of fact and reason.

Should they?  Of course not.
 
baileyjeff said:
Here we go again, the city is going into a budget crunch. In everyones opinion can the FDNY brass safely disband anymore companies in the city? If so which companies.
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No way. If anything, we need more, not less. IMHO, Queens could use at least another few truck companies out east, maybe another engine and truck in the Rockaways with all the upcoming development, and a truck at 314. Reopen 261. The Bronx could use another truck with 97 Engine. SI could use another 3 and 2, a Battalion and a dedicated Squad. I haven't really taken a good look at Brooklyn or Manhattan recently, so I can't really say what they need, aside from maybe another Midtown Truck.
 
Looking at what you fellas have now, and what FDNY150 said; you can also use a few more Battalions & maybe bring back 1 Division. The span of control in some of the Battalions is just way off.
 
To get back to the original question:  what about the MERV's and the MRTU?  Or are they considered EMS rigs rather than fire??  Only response I can find listed for them is a 10-60.
 
raybrag said:
To get back to the original question:  what about the MERV's and the MRTU?  Or are they considered EMS rigs rather than fire??  Only response I can find listed for them is a 10-60.
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They're considered EMS rigs.
 
I have not been in the Rockaways for years, ( when i was working for Hunter Ambulance on Inwood Ave ), about 10 years ago. Someone mentioned redevelopment in the Rockaways. Is that true. WOW, that would be great. Always thought that all that abandoned beach front property would be worth a pretty penny. How many trucks cover the Rockaways and is that 1 house still housing 2 engines and a truck. thanks
 
rdm258 said:
I have not been in the Rockaways for years, ( when i was working for Hunter Ambulance on Inwood Ave ), about 10 years ago. Someone mentioned redevelopment in the Rockaways. Is that true. WOW, that would be great. Always thought that all that abandoned beach front property would be worth a pretty penny. How many trucks cover the Rockaways and is that 1 house still housing 2 engines and a truck. thanks
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Yes, that big 3 bay firehouse on Mott Ave. still houses E-264, E-328 & L-134 :)
 
In Rockaway there is:

1-The "BIG HOUSE" on Mott Ave - E328/E264/L134
2-Beach 49 Street - E265/TL121/Battalion 47 (with EMS Station 47)
3-Beach 92 Street - Engine 266
4-Beach 116 Sreet - E268/L137
5Beach 169 Street - Engine 329
 
QUEENS1985 said:
In Rockaway there is:

1-The "BIG HOUSE" on Mott Ave - E328/E264/L134
2-Beach 49 Street - E265/TL121/Battalion 47 (with EMS Station 47)
3-Beach 92 Street - Engine 266
4-Beach 116 Sreet - E268/L137
5Beach 169 Street - Engine 329
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For the record, BFU7 and TA266 are quartered with E266
 
res eng 505 and 507 have been ativated for the San Genaro festival on mulberry st right? heard both getting called by the manhattan dispatch and 507 got a run
 
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