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- On March 17, 1996, NYC EMS merged with the FDNY, forming the Bureau of EMS. Employees of the newly formed bureau were considered FDNY employees and became eligible for transfer to firefighter within the department. As a result of the merger, the FDNY Bureau of EMS became the largest fire department-based EMS system in the United States.
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New York City Police Department (NYPD) - the NYPD was one of the major first responders [4] and lost twenty-three officers on the day. New York City Sheriff - large response by the NYC Sheriff, who helped with evacuations, traffic control and scene control.
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