Local Hot Shots

This is one of the few painted portraits of Harry Howard as a young Chief of
the New York City Fire Department. Note the tan turnout coat, this is still the standard
turnout coat used by our company today. This portrait hangs proudly in our company's
meeting rooms at Fire Head Quarters in Port Chester.

This is a picture of the front of the Port Chester Fire Head Quarters on Westchester Ave.
in Port Chester New York. This building houses (from left to right) our Fire Rescue Company (Rescue 4)
Ladder 31 a 1981 Seagrave 100ft. ladder with tiller, Aerial Tower 2 a 1972 Sutphen 85 ft. platform, and
the next bay has 2 engines, in the rear (obviously not in photo) Reliance Engine & Hose's new Pierce and
up front one of two engines manned by paid personel, Engine 58.

This is Harry Howard's newest team, the Binotto Brothers. Driving is older brother "TJ" and riding
shotgun is Vinny. By the looks on their faces I think they got a worker!!
These are pictures of my nephews TJ and Vinny from a recent trip to Fire HQ in Port Chester.

More photos to come!
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