DEP hazmat division memo specifying vehicle requirements for emergency response replacement, noting four-wheel drive and cargo capacity needs.
NYC-WTC_000164406Folder label: “2001 M. Gilsenan”
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Gilsenan, Michael From: Chicola, Robert [DEPNETI/DEPGPOI/RobertC] Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 11:46 AM To: Merckling, Nick Cc: Gilsenan, Michael; Fawzy, Moustafa Subject: RE: WTC Replacement Vehicle
Nick , I spoke with Moustafa Fawzy Director of Hazmat who has said that the replacement vehicle does not meet the requirements for a Hazmat emergency response vehicle. The vehicle needs four wheel drive that can respond to emergencies in all weather conditions (snow, etc.) and a large cargo area similar to a suburban ( SUV) vehicle.
-Original Message- From: Merckling, Nick (ex) Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2001 12:00 PM To: Chicola, Robert Cc: Morales, Rick (ex) Subject: WTC Replacement Vehicle
Bob, Fleet purchased a 2001 CMC Safari minivan to replace vehicle # 841-003 that was damaged at the World Trade Center Disaster. Please let me know what if at all emergency light & siren package is need via e-mail and Fleet will have to order it. In the meantime can you have this vehicle picked up from CRS. If you request an emergency light & siren package we'll contact you when it comes in for installation.
37A-004 KI7315
Please reply back with the drivers information 1-C form info.
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