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Which is the busiest fdny truck company?
STATION #1O
How many firemen in fdny?
it's FDNY. There are 10,951 firemen in the FDNY. And in all the fire services there are 17,348 men and women in the service.
What fire truck was first due to 9 11?
FDNY Engine 7 Ladder 1 battalion 1.
When was Robert Adamson - FDNY Commissioner - born?
Robert Adamson - FDNY Commissioner - was born in 1871.
When did Robert Adamson - FDNY Commissioner - die?
Robert Adamson - FDNY Commissioner - died in 1935.
When was Edward Thompson - FDNY Commissioner - born?
Edward Thompson - FDNY Commissioner - was born in 1913.
How Many Fire Calls does FDNY do a year?
The FDNY responds to over 500,000 fire calls per year.
When was Patrick J. Walsh - FDNY Commissioner - born?
Patrick J. Walsh - FDNY Commissioner - was born in 1873.
When did Patrick J. Walsh - FDNY Commissioner - die?
Patrick J. Walsh - FDNY Commissioner - died in 1946.
Busiest fire station?
The Tokyo fire department is the largest in the world, with 17,993 employees and a budget of US$2 billion (244 billion yen for fiscal year 2001.) Some 1,839 pieces of apparatus, including 20 firefighting motorcycles, are housed in 80 fire stations throughout Tokyo, which is composed of 23 wards, called "ku," 24 surrounding cities, 3 towns, and a village. Source: NFPA Journal, May/Jun 2002 by Laitinen, Denise
What is the busiest fire departments in the US?
When it comes to total call volume i believe the FDNY has the highest amount of calls. But a large amount of these calls are medical roughly 700,000 of the 1,000,000 alarms. In Detroit the fire department responds to roughly 500,000 fire calls not medical calls 200,000 more then FDNY also they respond to I believe it was almost 200,000-300,000 more structure fires a year over FDNY. Yet some how they have a much smaller budget, equipment that should be out of service and fewer firefighters.
What are the names of the fire stations in the Bronx?
The Bronx is home to several fire stations, including Engine 1/Ladder 24, Engine 2/Ladder 8, Engine 3, Engine 4, and Engine 5, among others. Some notable stations are Engine 6/Ladder 23, Engine 7, and Engine 9. Each station is designated by its engine or ladder company number, reflecting its specific role within the New York City Fire Department (FDNY).
