APX8000
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Working structure fire in Cornwall, 39 Long Hill Road off Angola Road.
Cornwall all hands E400, T402, R403, E404, E436, TA437 operating non-hydrant district/tanker operations.
Cornwall-on-Hudson to the scene with TA415, manpower and T413.
Woodbury to the scene with one tanker.
Washingtonville to the scene with a tanker and manpower.
Vails Gate to the scene with a FAST team.
Vails Gate T484 standby Cornwall to cover Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
36-14 on the scene (Battalion Coordinator).
Fort Montgomery to the scene with a tanker.
Highland Falls standby one engine Cornwall.
Central Hudson to the scene for a power cut and wires down.
New Windsor E447 standby Cornwall on Hudson.
Cornwall EMS to the scene.
West Point T465 standby Cornwall.
Mountain Lodge (Salisbury Mills) TA547 to the scene with one tanker.
Washingtonville 2nd tanker to the scene.
36-4 notification (District Coorinator).
Maybrook TA211, Chester E914 standby Washingtonville.
One engine Stony Point (Rockland County) standby Fort Montgomery.
West Point E464 standby Highland Falls.
City of Newburgh responding to all calls in New Windsor.
Monroe with one engine standby Woodbury (Highland Mills).
City of Newburgh E1 standby Vails Gate.
36-1 notification (County Coordinator).
36-115 notification (Fire Investigator).
FI All-Call.
36-109, 36-116 responding.
36-100 (Fire Investigation van) responding.
One engine Goodwill standby New Windsor, City of Newburgh off automatic response.
36-105 responding.
I'm sure I didn't get all of them. Most department are operating on their own UHF repeater channel with the exception of Corwall and Fort Montgomery on low band. Woodbury and Monroe are on VHF. A real pain to keep up. It's amazing how they don't just put water supply on one channel, interior ops on another for everyone there. But with everyone maintaining their own kingdom, I guess that is what happens. I have to give credit to 36-14...he's switching his portable to everyones channels to keep up as well as talking to 36 Control.
Cornwall all hands E400, T402, R403, E404, E436, TA437 operating non-hydrant district/tanker operations.
Cornwall-on-Hudson to the scene with TA415, manpower and T413.
Woodbury to the scene with one tanker.
Washingtonville to the scene with a tanker and manpower.
Vails Gate to the scene with a FAST team.
Vails Gate T484 standby Cornwall to cover Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
36-14 on the scene (Battalion Coordinator).
Fort Montgomery to the scene with a tanker.
Highland Falls standby one engine Cornwall.
Central Hudson to the scene for a power cut and wires down.
New Windsor E447 standby Cornwall on Hudson.
Cornwall EMS to the scene.
West Point T465 standby Cornwall.
Mountain Lodge (Salisbury Mills) TA547 to the scene with one tanker.
Washingtonville 2nd tanker to the scene.
36-4 notification (District Coorinator).
Maybrook TA211, Chester E914 standby Washingtonville.
One engine Stony Point (Rockland County) standby Fort Montgomery.
West Point E464 standby Highland Falls.
City of Newburgh responding to all calls in New Windsor.
Monroe with one engine standby Woodbury (Highland Mills).
City of Newburgh E1 standby Vails Gate.
36-1 notification (County Coordinator).
36-115 notification (Fire Investigator).
FI All-Call.
36-109, 36-116 responding.
36-100 (Fire Investigation van) responding.
One engine Goodwill standby New Windsor, City of Newburgh off automatic response.
36-105 responding.
I'm sure I didn't get all of them. Most department are operating on their own UHF repeater channel with the exception of Corwall and Fort Montgomery on low band. Woodbury and Monroe are on VHF. A real pain to keep up. It's amazing how they don't just put water supply on one channel, interior ops on another for everyone there. But with everyone maintaining their own kingdom, I guess that is what happens. I have to give credit to 36-14...he's switching his portable to everyones channels to keep up as well as talking to 36 Control.
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