Queens *High Angle Rescue* Box 7013- under the Kosciusko Bridge @ 56 Rd & Laurel Hill Blvd. E-312 acting 259 has a worker passed out on one of the pillars of the bridge. Requesting the response of a 95ft Tower Ladder.
Staten Island *Golf Cart Accident* Box 4675- Hylan Blvd & Seguine Ave. E-153 acting 164 has a golf cart struck by a car. Male golf cart driver has major head trauma, requesting EMS with ALS.
Staten Island *75-3862* 4275 Amboy Rd off Armstrong Ave. Car fire in gas station. Haylon system discharged.
Brooklyn **77-22-2208**2nd Alarm** 9323 Church Ave. Basement fire in a commercial bldg.
NYC is on the list as looking to take in Refugees. http://dailycaller.com/…/mayors-of-eighteen-u-s-cities-tel…/
Check out the Tunnel 2 Towers run this past Sunday. All of these participants followed in the footsteps of FF Stephen Siller, Squad 1, who was determined to make it to the WTC on 9/11/01, and nothing was stopping him.
When the 1st plane struck, Stephen Siller was off duty. He responded to his firehouse in Brooklyn, but Squad 1 was already on their way. So he grabbed his gear and went in his own vehicle. But when he arrived at the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, it was closed due to everyone leaving Manhattan. He ditched his vehicle, grabbed his gear, and ran in the opposite direction of everyone; towards danger.
When the 1st plane struck, Stephen Siller was off duty. He responded to his firehouse in Brooklyn, but Squad 1 was already on their way. So he grabbed his gear and went in his own vehicle. But when he arrived at the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel, it was closed due to everyone leaving Manhattan. He ditched his vehicle, grabbed his gear, and ran in the opposite direction of everyone; towards danger.
NYC Fire Wire shared Gary Urbanowicz's photo.
Gary UrbanowicztoNYC Fire Wire
Members of the FDNY Pulaski Association are reminded that, once again, we will be in the lead contingent at this years Pulaski Day Parade on Fifth Avenue - the ...
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October 4th is the Strides for the Center by the Johnny Mac Foundation. John was a FDNY Firefighter who died in the line of duty from illness from working at the WTC on/after 9/11/01. John dedicated his whole life to helping others and he paid the ultimate price. His family is working to keep the memory of our hero alive by building a community center in his name. So please mark your calanders! It's more than just a run, it's good times with great people. Live entertainment, refreshments, awards, prizes. Everyone is welcome!
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