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About
Us
The Fire Patrol can trace its beginnings
back to 1803, when the Mutual Assistance
and Bag Corporation was formed by a group
of volunteers to protect and preserve the
contents of buildings from fire and water
damage.
Today, these goals ramain paramount. The
Patrol preserves and protects everything
from museum works of art to sophisticated
electronic and computer equipment in high-rise
buildings.
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The
Fire Patrol's firehouses (two in Manhattan,
one in Brooklyn), respond 24 hours-a-day,
seven days a week with these activities
being supported by assessments on all
property insurance written in the Patrol's
territory.
In fact, the Fire Patrol responds to
more than 10,000 alarms annually, |
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only pertain to contents; thay do not
include the savings to buildings, uninsured
property and contingent coverages. Inclusion
of these components would dramatically
increase this figure. |
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The Chief |
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I
would like to welcome you to the Fire Patrol
section of the NYBFU web site.
We hope you enjoy reading about our historical
past and present, in the Continuation of a
tradition of excellence for the past 165 years.
As you browse our site, you will find Information
about each of the three Patrol Houses, two
located in Manhattan, and one in Downtown
Brooklyn. You will see pictures of Fire Patrol
Personnel and get a brief idea of their duties.
I truly hope you enjoy the information and
pictures we have provided.
Thank you again for visiting our site and
from all of us at the Fire Patrol - Stay Safe
and Stay Well!
Raymond A. Carroll
Chief |
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