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From: Ladder Tower or Tower Ladder? - EMTBravo. com It won't kill them to leave the homefront once in a while to visit another fire station (But God forbid all of your Chiefs are out of town at the same time, you may get chastized by the EMTBravo forum readers!) Hey Mofire - it's only called "Tower Ladder 8" because you guys spent sooooo much money labeling it "LT-8!!!!" J K of course!
A and B tones for westchester - Operations (Fire-EMS-Police-911 . . . Especially when you live outside your district you can monitor the homefront For those that photograph scenes the county coordinators tone is a godsend For those that know they are second alarm, they can get a head start to group at the firehouse (Saving lives and time) I wish the county would have one tone to alert the entire county for
Act of Valor - The Off-Duty Lounge - EMTBravo. com The Wounder Warrior Project and Operation Homefront come to mind If any of the ticket sales to this film go to anything like this, then I will pay to go see it
Parades or Fires - which is more important? But what about coverage back home? Recently, I can think of several incidents where Departments were attending parades, and left the homefront unprotected Montrose Parade - ****** FD had some kind of call and sent units back to cover - why? Mount Kisco Parade - ****** had a fire they couldn't cover, so 1 and 1 were sent in mutual aid
Westchester County Convention Ardsley Parade Route The only one that went was the tactical rescue truck but as it's been stated previously in other threads, it's difficult on departments to send a lot of apparatus as it leaves them thin on the homefront