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• #1 by Bill Post on July 11, 2023 - 3:54 AM

  

  John Antkowski the companies that will be sharing the load from Engine 69’s still district should be Engine 108,89,124, Engine 69 or 106 depending who is first due, Engine 91 Engine 7 and possibly Engine 94 as well. While at Engine 106s house , Engine 69 should only be covering the southeast portion of their regular still district.

  Mike unless they relocate Engine 69 to the outside of their regular station when the rehab work is being done then most of Engine 69s still district should be covered by Engine 69s second companies depend on where in their district the incident is located at.

• #2 by Mike L on July 8, 2023 - 11:54 AM

  

  Another company only “temporally” moving… lol!!!

• #3 by Steve D. on July 7, 2023 - 11:10 PM

  

  Engine 69 had 2327 runs, while Engine 106 had 1155 in 2022.

• #4 by Chris S on July 7, 2023 - 4:20 PM

  

  E69 was also relocated back in Oct 2020 but they were at E108 at that time

• #5 by Mike on July 7, 2023 - 3:32 PM

  

  John, can’t remember which company is busier busy engine 69 is still covering their still district. It’s just from 106’s house. This happens all the time when houses need floors redone or extensive repairs.

• #6 by John Antkowski on July 7, 2023 - 12:41 PM

  

  Which company is busier Engine 69 or Engine 106? Furthermore, What companies will have to pick up the load in Engine 69’s still district? Just wondering?

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