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eNews@theBravest.com                                           Issue 9-2008

 

 

Wireless System for Cops, Firefighters May Go Citywide

 

 

 

A $500 million high-tech information system for cops and firefighters being tested in

lower Manhattan could go city wide by the summer, officials said Monday. The system 

enables cops to pull mug shots at crime scenes and gives firefighters building blueprints

as they race to a blaze.

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FDNY News...
Lawyer Fired for Talking to Reporter Wants $50G in Deutsche Fire Suit                          A lawyer is suing the widow and children of a firefighter killed last year in the toxic tower next to Ground Zero.

As Fire Inquiry at Ground Zero Grows, So Do the Legal Bills 

Today, according to officials involved in the undertaking, more than a dozen prosecutors, investigators and forensic accountants are examining not only the fire...

Bank Tower Contractors Accused of 44 Violations                                              Most of the violations, cited by OSHA as a result of an inspection it began after the Aug. 18 fire, were classified as serious, and five were listed as willful, the agency’s most severe category.
Temporary 9/11 Center Makes Lasting Imprint                                                      NEW YORK — Across the street from the yawning void left when the World Trade Center collapsed on Sept. 11, 2001, sits a center imbued with the memory of the 2,750 people who died there.
FDNY Studies the Science of Wind-Driven Fires                                                    Wind-driven high-rise fires are some of the most dangerous a firefighter will ever face. They are unpredictable, fast-moving and can exceed temperatures of 2,000 degrees within minutes, making it challenging for firefighters to control.
Fire Department Defends New Tactic Used in Blaze                                                     The Fire Department on Tuesday defended an experiment with new dispatching rules in Queens, saying that it had sharply lowered response times.
Southern Wine & Spirits Foundation Donates 6 Thermal Imaging Cameras                     We are also dedicated to promoting the greater good of the New York City Fire Department.” 
New turn in FDNY slaying
Mercereau, 38, a supervising fire marshal for the FDNY, was shot in the head three times at close range with his 9 mm handgun at around 6 am while he slept ...
White Knoll Band Headed to New York City
... officials say trip organizers and band booster club members saw an opportunity to reconnect the 87 band students with the New York City Fire Department. ...
9/11 Victims' Children Volunteer in NO
Sixteen-year-old Caitlin Lindsey of Tuesday's Children, a group of children who lost a parent during the Sept. 11 attacks, is among 23 teenagers ...

3 Plead to Fraud in Post-9/11 Repairs
A former contractor pleaded guilty Wednesday to participating in a scheme to defraud the federal government in the reconstruction of the ...

Families Argue For Proper Burial Of 9/11 Remains At Fresh Kills 
Oral arguments are expected to begin today as family members of September 11th victims try to get a judge to allow a lawsuit over debris at the Fresh Kills ...

America the Resilient                        When it comes to managing the hazards of the twenty-first century, it is reckless to relegate the American public to the sidelines.

 

 

 

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Firefighter Saves Firefighter in Queens                                                                                                         Firefighter Anthony Romano of Ladder 142 was credited for saving the life of a fellow firefighter from a second-alarm fire on February 26 in Richmond Hill, Queens. Members of Ladder 143 were also credited for saving a civilian in the same fire.
Boy dies alone in fire
He was declared him dead at the scene, FDNY officials said. Diego Guallpa, 24, was supposed to be caring for his 5-year-old brother, Jason, ..
FDNY: Man falls 5 floors down Manhattan elevator shaft
The fire department says a man has been seriously hurt in a five-story plunge down a midtown Manhattan office building's elevator shaft.

Personal Safety System Used for First Time, Saves Firefighter's Life

For the first time since it was issued, a firefighter used the FDNY’s new Personal Safety System (PSS) to escape a fire on December 31.

Firefighters Chase and Capture a Man Breaking into Vehicle

The Bravest from Engine 254 could have been called the Finest on February 21 when they chased and captured a man breaking into a vehicle in Brooklyn.

 

FDNY Sports...

FDNY  Hosts the 2011 World Police & Fire Games

The World Police & Fire Games are coming to New York City August 26th to September 5th, 2011. Come join us for 10 days of sports competitions and specially planned events spread throughout the 5 Boroughs in the Big Apple. The New York City Fire Department, Port Authority Police Department and New York City Police Department are inviting you to come join us, experience our City and participate in the most memorable World Police & Fire Games ever. The 2011 World Police & Fire Games will respectfully coincide with the 10-year remembrance of September 11th, 2001.

 

FDNY Brotherhood...

Bronx Spotlight on Eugene Lynch                                                                                                               Bronx firefighter Eugene Lynch traveled more than 200 miles with 1,000 T-shirts in hand to watch the Super Bowl with a very special group of sports fans.

FDNY Bring Iraq Vet to Super Bowl

Phoenix - An Iraq war veteran who lost an arm and both his legs in combat will be going to the Super Bowl thanks to the generosity of a group of retired FDNY firefighters.

Firefighter, Business Aid Wounded Warriors                                                                                                While attending a fire department reunion a few years ago, McKeon heard a member mention a non-profit organization that the department was considering supporting, and he was intrigued...

 

 

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