MADISON AVENUE FIREHOUSE
850 MADISON AVENUE
CURRENT OCCUPANTS: Engine Company 1, Ladder 1
EMS Headquarters (Car 9)
Ambulance Units 91 (EMS 1) and 99 (EMS 9) 2nd spare
Apparatus Repair Division (Mechanics Shop)
EMS Headquarters (Car 9)
Ambulance Units 91 (EMS 1) and 99 (EMS 9) 2nd spare
Apparatus Repair Division (Mechanics Shop)
November 3 1976 News courtesy Dennis Morrison
May 4, 1978: Ground breaking
Error in photo legend. Dan Carroll was an Assistant Chief
The Firehouse at 850 Madison Avenue (near Market Street) was built on the grounds of the old Paterson General Hospital. It opened in September 1979. It became Fire Department Headquarters on July 7, 1982 and remained as such until 2015. Initially it housed Engine Companies 6 and 10.
Courtesy Captain Kyle Hughes
As part of opening ceremonies, the following Chiefs posed for a photo: Left-Right - AC Paul Peterson, DC Solomon Reines, AC Joseph Forbes, AC Gerard Dugan, AC William Comer, retired DC James Chaplain, DC John Mauro, DC Edward Hancock, Chief Harold Kane, DC Joseph Dougherty. Posed in front of Washington Engine Company 3 1863 Steamer
November 21, 1979: Dedication of New Firehouse
Paterson News courtesy Dennis Morrison
Two of the Bay Dedication plaques on walls of Madison Avenue firehouse
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Engine 1 Bay
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Chronological Listing of the Apparatus at Madison Avenue Firehouse
Early photos soon after Firehouse opened (Hancock Collection)
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September 1979: Engine Company 6 relocates from the 476 Market Street Firehouse to Madison Avenue. It operates a 1975 Hahn 1250 GPM (Serial # HCP528127624) formerly used by Engine Company 1.
Jim Koper Photo
April 1983: Manhattan Shirt Fire -- River and Lawrence Streets
E 6 Hahn Pumper and 1975 Pirsch Aerial
October 1979: Engine Company 10 from 198 17th Avenue relocates to Madison Avenue. It is using a 1975 Hahn 1250 GPM pumper (Serial # HCP528127621) painted yellow formerly used by Engine Company 5.
The dedication plaque on front of the cab of Engine 10 was in memory of Assistant Chief Richard Walmsley.
Engine Company 6
Engine 6 at Madison Avenue - D/C Joseph Roca, FF B Silowench, FF T Donovan and Captain George Stanton
~ November 1979 - At left are two new yellow ALF pumpers that would go to E5 (Van Houten Street) and E12 (Circle Avenue). At right are Engine 6 and 10 (1975 Hahn Pumpers).
Courtesy Al Credidio
June 28, 1982: Truck Company 2 relocates from Lakeview Firehouse to Madison Avenue, using the 1975 tillered Pirsch (Serial 3111)
September 3, 1982: The aerial truck at Madison Avenue is now renumbered as Truck Company 1 and receives the 1981 ALF AeroChief rearmount aerial (Serial 7254), painted yellow from the Hillcrest Firehouse. The 1975 Pirsch aerial is sent to Hillcrest Firehouse where it operates as Truck Company 2.
September 3, 1982: The aerial truck at Madison Avenue is now renumbered as Truck Company 1 and receives the 1981 ALF AeroChief rearmount aerial (Serial 7254), painted yellow from the Hillcrest Firehouse. The 1975 Pirsch aerial is sent to Hillcrest Firehouse where it operates as Truck Company 2.
September 3, 1982: Engine Company 10 is renamed as Engine Company 2 and receives a yellow 1975 Hahn (HCP528127621) which was formerly used by Engine Companies 5 and 10. It still carried the dedication plaque to Assistant Chief Richard Walmsley
1983 photo of E2's 1975 Hahn (HCP528127621)
1983 photo of E2's 1975 Hahn (HCP528127621)
Captain Gallagher last day on job
Captain Warren "Tex" Gallagher
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E 10 Hahn
Captain Gallagher on retirement day with FF Al "Ole Fish" Weiss & Russ Ferguson
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At Captains desk
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With 1863 Jeffers Steamer, FF Weiss & Ferguson
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September 3, 1982: The name Engine Company 6 is transferred to Southside Firehouse. The 1975 Hahn apparatus (HCP528127624) used by E6 at Madison Avenue is renamed as Engine Company 1.
June 1983: Engine 10 receives its former 1977 American LaFrance 1250 GPM pumper (Serial (CE175678) now painted white.
October 1982: Engine Company 1 receives 1977 ALF 1250 GPM Telesquirt conversion. This ALF (Serial #CE175679) just 3 months after entering service at Engine Company 5 was severely damaged at Fulton Street Fire in 1978 and then converted to a telesquirt
Serial #CE175679
Serial #CE175679
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James Wensel photo August 1983
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Serial #CE175679
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Serial #CE175679
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Tim Donovan, Bruce Selowentchic, Joe Parkin Sr., Bill Henderson, Joe Daley, Joe Rocca, Jim Tasca, Jim Kehoe, George Stanton, Bill Taylor ( kneeling) , John Harris, John Martin.
Engine 1 with Captain George Stanton and Assistant Chief William Comer
Courtesy Helen Stanton King
Engine 1's 1977 ALF Telesquirt (# CE175679) Conversion drilling along Passaic River at Bridge Street (Natoli Collection photos)
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Engine 1 Telesquirt in action
September 3, 1982: Truck Company 1 is renamed Truck 2 and relocates from the Lakeview Firehouse on Trenton Avenue to Madison Avenue. It uses a 1981 American LaFrance 100' Aerochief (Serial # 7254) painted yellow (originally used by Truck Company 2 at Van Houten Street)
November 19, 1982: Firehouse ownership issues
Paterson News - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
July 1984: Retirement party at Madison Avenue firehouse for AS Alfread Micozzi. At far end of table L-R: Chief Harold Kane, AC Micozzi, Mayor Frank Graves, AC Charles S Walker. At hear end L-R: AC Milt Katz, AC Willie Comer. Twop heads at fromt: ? Secretary Loucile Bleeker and Captain Frank Malzone
Circa 1984: FF in uniform on Madison Ave apron - ceremony for FF who were at the Alexander Hamilton Hotel Fire
L-R: ? FF, FF Skip Leonard, FF Bobby Baker, Thomas Perea II, FF Randion, FF Mike Ross (to the rear), FF John Duffy, FF Innocent, Captain James Pasquariello, , FF T Hannenberg, Captain Slootmaker, FF Katz, FF Duncan, FF Red Mosca, Captain Ristan - Courtesy Ron Johnson
Truck 2 L-R: FF Kohler, FF MIke Ross, FF Kozlowski, FF T Innocent, FF M Duncan, Captain Pasquarello, Captain Ristan
Circa 1984: ALF rear-mount aerial and two Telesquirt conversions at Madison Avenue Firehouse - courtesy Ron Johnson
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December 3, 1984: Engine Company 2 receives 1977 ALF 1250 GPM (CE175678) painted white |
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~1984/1985 photo: with ALF apparatus: L-R Engine ?E5 Telesquirt conversion (1979 Model CE6620), Gig, Engine 2 ALF and Engine 1 Telesquirt conversion (1977 model CE175679)
1985 photo
Rear view of 1977 ALF 1250 GPM (CE175678) painted white of E2 at January 3rd alarm fire on Lafayette Street
Rescue 1 pictured at Madison Avenue
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Captain Ted Gallus at left
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February 19, 1985 Engine Company 1 acquires a Spartan Thibault Redi-Tower Telesquirt 55' telescoping with a 1250 GPM with 300 gallon booster tank
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Drill on River Street alongside Passaic River - CLICK TO ENLARGE
April 26, 1985: Truck Company 1 receives an 110' Pirsch rearmount aerial painted white
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90th Anniversary Parade 1985 (Hancock Collection)
1989 Ball Book Photo
Courtesy Michael Ventimiglia
September 4, 1985: Engine 2 receives a 1975 Hahn HCP-12 Pumper -HCP528127624 which had been in service at Engine 8
Chief's Gig at Madison Avenue
1987: Engine Company 1 receives a new Emergency One Pumper - which began the era of 4 door closed cab rigs with front suction - had 300-gallon booster tanks
1989 Ball Book Photo
Seen here at rear apron of Madison Ave FH - courtesy Armindo Cortez
April 14, 1989: Elmo the firehouse Dalmatian disappears
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February 1990 newspaper photo from Madison Avenue kitchen (chicken and sausage meal): Tour 1: L-R: Joe Ciarleglio, Tom Hirz, Pat Tuohey (partially hidden), George Duin (in back), Tony Puglia (chef), Steve Morley, Alphonse Francavilla Sr. (sitting), Richie Warner, Angel Gonzales, Joe Francese.
The Record
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1990: Photo of Engine Company 1with 1987 E-One pumper and Truck 1 with 1985 Pirsch aerial on apron at Madison Avenue. E1 had Spartan Monarch chassis w/ E-One body.
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T Dayspring Photo
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T Dayspring Photo with Vince Marchese enhancement
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Gig used by Chief Mauro 1990 -- T Dayspring photo
March 1991: FF Joe Francese and George Duin next to Truck 1
Hancock Collection
DC Norman Morley, DC Joe Pellegrino, BC Jim Davidson, DC Dennis DiGuglielmo
Truck Companies renamed Ladder Companies
1991: Ladder 1 receives a E-One Hurricane rear mounted 100' aerial.
Michael McLean photo
Emergency One Rearmount 1991 photo
Adam Alberti Photo
Engine 1 pumper was a spare at the time of this photo. It was assigned new to E-1 then reassigned to E-7. They had an accident with it and it became a spare rig from then on. Note the scotch lite reflective Maltese Cross on the driver side door that replaced the original gold leaf cross from the factory. Also there is no numerical number after “Engine Co.” on the side of the cab over the dedication plaque. The small dark green shamrock (in center below windshield) was placed on the front by then Captain T.Hirz…
1995 Photo: 100th Anniversary of Paid Paterson Fire Department Photo of Ladder 1 Emergency One aerial posed with West Paterson's restored Ahrens Fox (Paterson Engine Company 9).
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Vince Marchese photo retouch in 2020
Ladder 1 seen here as a spare at Hillcrest Firehouse
1994: Engine Company 1 E-One RD Murray with Spartan cab 1500 GPM pumper
Courtesy Michael Vemtimiglia
1994 photo
November 27, 1996: Thanksgiving feasts at the firehouse
November 29 Herald courtesy Dennis Morrison
September 4, 1997: 150-152 5th Avenue 3rd alarm fire. Engine 1 Tour 1 - L-R: FF Ray Allex, FF Chris Babcock, FF Larry Rodriguez, Captain Rich Hoffman, FF Chris Tice.
Below is the 1999 Spartan Innovation 105' rear mounted aerial of Ladder 2 (posed at Madison Avenue)- Chief officers in front (L-R): DiGuglielmo, Pasquariello, Postorino, McLaughlin and Fleming - Photo taken at the 2000 retirement of Captain William Henderson (in blue shirt at right of B/C Fleming with his two sons on each side)
Chief Pasquariello and the Madison Ave Tour 4 Firefighters alongside T1
1999: Apparatus photo at Madison Avenue - labelled as "New Apparatus" in 1999 Ball Book. The aerial is Ladder 2.
Photo was in May 27 1999 Ball Book
circa 1999 photo Ladder 1 with Tour 2 Firefighters at Madison Avenue
Ladder 1 with Tour 2 members D/C Norman Morley in center
2001: Photo at the 2nd floor of Madison Ave FH in the Chief's Conference Room. L-R are Armindo Cortez, Lucille Bleeker, Jacoba Bouier and Captain Ventimglia
February 2002: Engine One receives a Pierce Saber 1500 GPM pumper - Cost was $256,975 purchased thru bonding
Rear apron of Madison Ave FH - courtesy Armindo Cortez
Madison Avenue FH Bay
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Madison Avenue FH Bay
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Courtesy Armindo Cortez
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Courtesy Armindo Cortez
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2004 Dec 1 197-203 Governor St
May 2004: Ladder 1 failed a Ladder safety test - $26,000 in repairs were needed and pending arrival of a new aerial, a spare ladder trick from Passaic FD (a 1985 Mack) as borrowed. After current L1 was repaired it became a spare.
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2004 Ladder 1 receives an loaner aerial from E-One
2004: Factory photos of new E-One mid mount aerial (courtesy D/C Bruce Vander Voort and B/C Alex Credidio)
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November 14, 2004: Clean up duty at Madison Ave
Herald courtesy Dennis Morrison
April 19, 2005: Ladder 1 receives an E-One mid mounted tower ladder painted red. Went on duty April 30 at 0800 hours for Tour 4. Its first use of the ladder was April 30 at 11:13 PM for a 1 alarm fire at 59 17th Avenue (just off Madison Avenue)
First instance of aerial ladder use at a fire - Bill Tompkins Photo
The apparatus Dedication plaque is for William "Flip" Filippelli, Jr
2006: Engine 1 receives a new Emergency One 1500 GPM pumper painted red
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Bill Tompkins photo
November 30, 2012 Fire - Bill Tompkin photo
FIELD COM when at Madison Avenue
Courtesy Amindo Cortez
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Courtesy Amindo Cortez
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December 2007: Capt. Ryan Murray, F/F Terrell Jones, F/F Mike Hall, F/F Richie Vargas, Captain Michael D'Arco, F/F Carl Larson (his December 2007 promotion ceremony to Captain at then HQ Madison Ave) F/F Jaquay Williams and F/F Jesus Perez. Northside Tour 1 group.
Engine Company 1 Pumper at fire across from the McBride Avenue Firehouse
E1 at fire scene across from McBride Avenue Firehouse 2015
Ladder 1 and Support Service Truck 57 shown below
Ladder 1 at Paterson Armory Fire November 2015
Armory Fire 2015
December 2015: New Engine 1 Pierce Arrow XT 1500 GPM pumper drilling just before entering service
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February 2016 20th Avenue fire Ron Bombaro photo
March 2016: E1 and L1 in bays at Madison Avenue
March 30 2016: Engine 1 at Pacific Street second alarm
Peter Danzo Photo
Ron Bombaro video of Engine 1 and truck 1 responding from Madison Ave firehouse
Back to Quarters August 2016 Todd Hollritt photo
September 25, 2016: 343 Hamilton Ave 4 Alarms Engine 1
Ron Bombaro photo
December 15, 2016 Ladder 1 in bay at Madison Avenue
Dayspring Photo
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December 2016: Views in Madison Avenue Mechanics shop
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Dayspring Photo
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Dayspring Photo
January 10, 2017: Engine 1 and Ladder 1 at 861 Market Street working fire - 1 story industrial
Peter Danzo Photo
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Peter Danzo Photo
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January 23: 2017: Ladder 1 at 87 Dixon Avenue working fire
Ron Bombaro Photo
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Ron Bombaro Photo
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May 21, 2017: Ladder 1 at 2nd alarm on Alabama Avenue Michael Saggau Jr. photo
June 25, 2017: Ladder 1 and Engine 1 (Tour 3) members - retirement of Captain Craig Lauten
Top: FF Parra, FF J Forbes, JC. Middle l-R: FF Crampton, FF Bradley, FF Alvin Ramos, FF Isaac Rivera, Captain Craig Lauten, FF Tim Dehaas, FF Reggie Reams, FF Vargas, Matt Ganci. Kneeling Captain Bryan Picken
July 25, 2017: Ladder 1 responding on Main Street Ron Bombaro video
September 4, 2017: Ladder 1 on mutual aid assignment to Clifton
Bill Tompkins Photo
November 2017: Engine 1 and Ladder 1 responding at Main Street and Madison Avenue (Ron Bombaro video)
December 2017: Pierce Factory photo of new Ladder 1 (pierce Arrow XT 100' Tower) coming to PFD
December 28, 2017: Photos are at McBride Avenue FH before Truck entered service. T. Dayspring photos.
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Driver's Seat
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View of Captain's Seat
View from Captain's Seat
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View of Captain's Seat from rear compartment
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Rear Compartment Seat
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December 28, 2017: Madison Avenue Firehouse
Parked on apron
Responding to a call
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Responding to a call
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December 28, 2017: Ladder 1 Tour 1 - L-R FF Jonathan Roman, Captain Alton Dickson, FF Micah Pierce, & FF Leonardo Perez
Dayspring photo
January 12, 2018: @1500 Hrs - New Ladder 1 Pierce Arrow Aerial enters service at Madison Avenue FH. The crew was Captain Dante Destefano, FF Kyle Hughes, FF Chris. Tice, FF K Jeltma. FFT Giliberti was assigned to ambulance for day shift.
FIRST OFFICIAL RUN
Jan. 12, 2018 @ 1455 Hrs. – Incident # 180423 – 321 Preakness Ave.
Tour 4 – Carbon Monoxide call
L-1 Crew:
Capt. Dante DeStefano
FF Chris Tice (Driver)
FF Kyle Hughes
FF Ken Jeltema
The Tour Commander’s log had L-1 in service at 1500 Hrs., but in reality the time of the call was 1455 Hrs. The guess is L-1 was planning to go in service at 1500 Hrs, but the call came in at 1455 so they took the call and responded from Madison Avenue. Ordinarily, that would be L-2’s response area. Each Ladder Co. has a meter to detect Carbon Monoxide but the L-2 was meter was out for repair, so they sent L-1.
Jan. 12, 2018 @ 1455 Hrs. – Incident # 180423 – 321 Preakness Ave.
Tour 4 – Carbon Monoxide call
L-1 Crew:
Capt. Dante DeStefano
FF Chris Tice (Driver)
FF Kyle Hughes
FF Ken Jeltema
The Tour Commander’s log had L-1 in service at 1500 Hrs., but in reality the time of the call was 1455 Hrs. The guess is L-1 was planning to go in service at 1500 Hrs, but the call came in at 1455 so they took the call and responded from Madison Avenue. Ordinarily, that would be L-2’s response area. Each Ladder Co. has a meter to detect Carbon Monoxide but the L-2 was meter was out for repair, so they sent L-1.
January 17, 2017: First fire and extra alarm (3rd) for new Ladder 1 on East 25th Street
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Peter Danzo photo
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Peter Danzo photo
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Peter Danzo photo
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Peter Danzo photo
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Peter Danzo photo
January 23, 2018: 2015 Ladder 2 (2015 Pierce Arrow) moves to Madison Avenue for maintenance. The new (2017 Pierce Arrow) operates at Northside as Ladder 2 (even though it retains the L1 markings). Ladder 1, uses its previous E-One aerial.
February 16, 2018: 2015 Pierce Arrow back at Northside as Ladder 2. The new 2017 Pierce Arrow returns to Madison Avenue as Ladder 1
February 27, 2018: Ladder 1 and Engine 1, responding out of Madison Avenue quarters. Rob Bombaro video
April 22, 2018: Ladder 1, Engine 1 of PFD pays respect to motorcade transporting deceased, in line of duty, PPD officer (Tamby Yagan)
May 15, 2018: Ladder 1 parked on Green Street (Truck fire at 493 Main Street)
Todd Hollritt photo
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Todd Hollritt photo
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June 3, 2018: Ladder 2 at Annual Memorial Service (McBride Avenue Firehouse)
Photos by Thomas Dayspring
Photos by Thomas Dayspring
Ladders 1 (at right) and 2 (at left)
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August 2018: Helmets of Engine 1 at Madison Avenue
Captain Giocchino Panico
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Captain Panico
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Captain Giocchino
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FF Thomas Perea
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FF Perea
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August 2018: Helmets of Ladder 1 at Madison Avenue
Captain Dante Destefano and FF Kyle Hughes (President of PFA)
Captain Destefano
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FF Hughes
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September 2018
September 11, 2018:
Bill Tompkins Photo
Vincent Marchese photo
October 2, 2018: 757 East 27th Street 2nd alarm
Bill Tompkins photo
November 2018:
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December 25, 2018: As always PFD ready 24 x 7 x 365 days
Courtesy Captain Matt Ganci
December 27, 2018: Madison Avenue Firehouse
Dayspring Photos
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L1 and E1 Tour 1 Captains A Cruz and C Antoci - Dayspring photo
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Dayspring photo - Tour 1 - Captain C Antoci at right
L1 Tour 1 - Captain A Cruz - Dayspring photo
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L1 Tour 1 - Captain A Cruz - Dayspring photo
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E 1 - Tour 1 - Captain C Antoci
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E 1 - Tour 1 - Captain C Antoci
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May 12, 2012: Engine 1 River and Straight Street 3rd alarm
September 1, 2019: 21st Avenue second alarm Engine 1 and Ladder 1
Chris Tompkins photo
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Peter Danzo photo
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Peter Danzo photo
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Chris Tompkins photo
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September 25, 2019: Drill at McBride Avenue Headquarters
Dayspring photo - rear of Headquarters
Alongside Engine 4
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March 2020 thru May 30: Due to conversion of Lakeview Firehouse as a COVID Command Operations center Engine 3 and Ambulance 93 all were relocated to Madison Ave splitting it into two firehouses with the addition of E3 and 93.
April 12, 2020: 2nd alarm at 379 East 26th Street
Bill Tompkins photo
June 6, 2020: Stove fire at 834 Madison Avenue - E1 and L1 at scene
Ron Bombaro photo
Ron Bombaro photo
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Ron Bombaro photo
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October 22, 2020: The mechanic shop will receive an epoxy floor during first week of November. A new office was built with COVID protection. The old ambulance bays have been transformed into a small vehicle shop complete with lifts, tire mount and tire balancer. There is new high-tech diagnostic computer and air compressor piped to every lift for air tools and tire fill.
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Terminology has changed and the former Master Mechanic is now called Chief of Apparatus (Antonio Diaz) and under him is an Assistant Chief of Apparatus.
December 12, 2020: Getty Avenue scene
Ron Bombaro photo
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Ron Bombaro photo
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Ron Bombaro photo
June 4, 2021: Ladder 1 at Memorial Service at Headquarters on McBride Avenue
Bill Tompkins photo
June 12, 2021: EMS 1 to replace Ambulance 91 and EMS 9 for Ambulance 99
October 14, 2021: Engine 1, Ladder 1 and Spare Ladder 1 in bays
Todd Hollritt photo
Todd Hollritt photo
Hollritt Photo
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Hollritt Photo
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November 2, 2021: Ladder 1 at fire scene
Ron Johnson photo
December 25, 2021: Engine 1 in bay
February 27, 2022: 2nd alarm on Sheridan Avenue
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September 10, 2022: Engines 1 and 5 collide at Broadway and Straight Street
September 22, 2022: Ladder 1 and Engine 1 using spare E-One pumper at FF Ceremony at St Joseph's Hospital (Todd Hollritt photos)
December 2022: Ladder 1 exiting Madison Avenue quarters
Ron Bombaro photo
Christmas 2022: Madison Avenue Firehouse Meal Tour 4
Captain Kyle Hughes, FF’s James Benfatti, Marco Pelosi, Dwayne Roberts, Capt. Ryan Ackerman, FF David Clemente, Capt. Gustavo Gutierez , FF’s Thomas Perea, William Rivera. Standing: FF Joe Statuto, Probationary FF John Duncan, FF Cesar Lopez
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Ladder 1 Cesar Lopez
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Ladder 1 Covering Captain Kyle Hughes & FF Cesar Lopez
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Captain Kyle Hughes - Ladder 1
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March 24, 2023: Celebrating Captain Falcones pof Engine 1 last day as a Captain. Left to right: FF Victor Perez FF Danny Reyno FF Roberto Diaz FF Roshaun Davis FF Deandre Page Captain Leonardo Acosta Captain Santino Falcone FF Steven West FF Israel Vargas FF Antonio Moore FF Ralph Feliciano
November 18, 2023: @6:54 AM 358 Van Houten Street 2nd alarm with rescue. 2.5 story dwelling -- Aftermath photos of L1 and E1 below by Ron Bombaro
L-R: FF Isaac Rivera, Captain Dom Brigati (Floating Captain), FF Reggie Reams (L1, T3), & FF Tom DeHass (L1, T3).
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L-R: FF Jean Vargas (E1, T3), FF Steve West (E1, T1)
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November 23, 2023: Thanksgiving for Tour 1 at Madison Avenue
Was a busy shift for but in between runs they were able to cook up and enjoy some Thanksgiving eats. Photo by FF @roshawndavis125 and FF @r.j.f_11
December 1. 2023: PFD will be receiving three new Ferrara Pumpers one of which will be assigned to Engine 1
December 20, 2023: New Engine 1 Ferrara pumper arrives at Headquarters
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December 31, 2023: Tour 3 FF and BC meet at Madison Avenue after out at an alarm
Courtesy Amanda Dakake (bottom center) FF Gabriel Velez, FF Cesar Medina, FF Gabriel Crichlow, Capt Winfred Roman, BC Santino Falcone, FF Jean Vargas, FF Greg Gourley, FF Craig Puglise, FF Kenneth Hicks, FF Christopher DiBella, FF Devin McGowan, FF John Molina, Capt Ryan Higgins, FF Martin Taccetta, FF Devin Anderson, BC Frank Liscio, FF Andrew Ocasio, Capt Michael Payne, Capt Jonathan Salmond, FF Amanda Dakake, Capt Mike Scherer, FF Matt McLaughlin, FF Joel Fermin, FF Alvin Ramos, FF Timothy Klein, Capt Andrzej Kalata, FF John Hurley, Capt Luis Mantilla, FF Alex Hernandez, FF Issac Rivera, FF Kyle Mizdol, FF Luis Salerna, FF Timothy DeHaas
January 11, 2024: New Ferrara pumper put into service at E1 by Tour 1 - 2023 Heavy Duty Cinder Side Mount Pumper which has a 1500 GPM Hale QMAX pump and 500 gallon water tank
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February 1, 2024: Engine 1 Ferrara pumper at its first 2nd alarm fire on Broadway
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April 2024: 1st Responder Newspaper - April NJ Edition
Courtersy Silk_City_Buffs
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Insignia on apparatus
1st Responder News NJ Edition July 2024
December 31, 2024: L1 on Mill Street
