YONKERS FIRE DEPARTMENT BATTLING A 4TH ALARM FIRE ON HERRIOT STREET IN THE CITY OF YONKERS, NY.
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- HERE YOU WILL SEE THE YONKERS FIRE DEPARTMENT BATTLING A 4TH ALARM FIRE ON HERRIOT STREET IN THE CITY OF YONKERS, NEW YORK. GOD BLESS THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE YONKERS FIRE DEPARTMENT ALWAYS.
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I was going to comment on your responses to comments being one or two sentences. Then i seen your comment to the person who grew up in the house besides the burning structure. You gave more than a quick response and answered with compassion and sympathy. Thats a class act and you get my respect keep up the good work
WELL, THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE KIND WORDS! ;o)
Above and beyond the call of duty. Great coverage & narration of the scene. Thanks for rolling up there !!. JJ U R THE MAN...
+vetterfellow THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND ONCE AGAIN FOR THE KIND WORDS! ;o)
You did great getting up there in time to still catch good action! I grew up just a stone's throw from here on Cedar Place and we had many fires in the mid to late 80's, before I moved. The first fire I witnessed in person happened just down the street from here, at Herriot and Riverdale Avenue (I can see the vacant lot where the building stood in your wide shots from the roof) on April 24, 1985. I was 5 and was walking home from school with my mom. We turned off Jackson Street onto Herriot, and I saw the flames roaring through the roof of that building...found out recently it was set by a kid playing with matches...anyway I was both scared and thrilled at the same time...and I remember distinctly seeing jets of water shooting out of the flames, so engine companies were operating in there (they eventually went to exterior ops). The way home was in the opposite direction, towards Caroline, so ironically, we walked past these very same buildings on the way home. I remember my mom constantly telling me to stop looking back at the fire and keep walking, lol!
The house that was saved in this fire is the sole survivor on that block now. The fire buildings were demolished, and the vacant lot next to them used to have houses on them that burned in 1981 and 1983. Anyway, great video, I'm catching up with all your older works now :-)
You got the perfect angle again! Way to go John....excellent video. So much water is used putting out these large fires. The street looked like a river!
+Susan Ishida YES, IT IS CALLED SURROUND AND DROWN! THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND SUSAN! ;o)
Ya know John, I know u like to give us the best angle for when u r shooting, But personally as i see it as long as u get the shots where no one is in your direct line of filming (and u dont run the risk of getting a shower in the process), that to me right there is a great angle. Kind of like for this video: No one was in your way and u have the best spot for this. Special props to ya my friend!
WELL, THANKS SO MUCH.....
@@THEMAJESTIRIUM1 YW MY FRIEND!
51 Herriot St (the house that was saved by the Yonkers Fire Dept.) was the house I was raised in as a child until I was 19. My dad moved in that house in 1928 and lived there until his death in 2004. My sister owns the house now and is planning to rebuild. I can't say enough for the heroic way the men and woman fought that fire. My father always said the fire dept. usually does more damage than the fire. He was wrong and would be proud.
+Magnus Meekins WOW! WHAT A GREAT AND WONDERFULLY MOVING STORY ABOUT YOUR HISTORY AND THE HOUSE! I AM SO HAPPY THAT IT WAS SPARED AND SAVED! IT WAS A TOUGH FIRE BUT THE YONKERS FIRE DEPARTMENT DID A PHENOMENAL JOB FIGHTING IT! ANYWAY, GOD BLESS AND THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND FOR SHARING WITH ME AND THE VIEWERS! ;o)
It was my pleasure...thank you.
Good luck to your sister rebuilding that beautiful home. Even with that fire the house shows it was well maintained. Lots of joy and happiness still to be had there. That house isn't ready to give up.
To this day, it remains the sole survivor on that side of Herriot (not counting the corner building at Jackson).
An amazing on scene video, John! Nice view you got of the fire!
+LucianVideo - European Emergency Vehicles THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
Looks like several total losses here! From watching/seeing the results, I am absolutely not a fan of vinyl siding! I hate to think how many Firefighters get burned by having molten vinyl drip on them, turnouts or no!! Another good job my man. As always, stay safe!
+Ed Burton YES, I AGREE WITH YOU ABOUT THAT SIDING! THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND FOR THE KIND WORDS AND SUPPORT! ;o)
Nice capture JJ, the roof shots are the best angle you can get, and you always get the best shots, :o)
+Larry R Wendell Jr I AGREE LARRY! THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
***** Aw shucks, JJ , you is welcome, :o)
Gran trabajo muchachos , saludos desde Nuevo Laredo Tamaulipas México 👍🚒🚑
+Abraham Lópmor SALUDOS Y GRACIAS! ;o)
Great job and coverage! ;)
+Dave Hitt THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
Nice vantage point: Notice how many ladder companies? Notice that 72 and 75 are not the 1st and 2nd due units normally. Looks like 74 had to effect a heavy rescue upon arrival.
+scorpiocat69 WELL, THANKS SO MUCH! I AM NOT SURE HOW IT ALL WORKS THO...... ;o)
I was in New York one time I bet u can tell some good stories
YUP.....;o)
Good job John just stay safe on those rooftops well done Tony
+Tony Roberts YES, I WILL TONY! THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
I have seen some of you`re videos, good work, i form denmark so i am not so good at English on righting, i am a vol, at the local firedep. keep up the chace, good job, go on my friend. from firedep. Denmark
+Lennart Jørgensen VERY GOOD AND THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
John great vid, I have one question. Why did the high stick fire it's cannon at that one point on that roof?
IDK AND THANKS SO MUCH! ;o)
I don't know either why I asked. Thanks anyway buddy
Awesome Video John ...........
+Markus 1971 THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
Roofs are designed to shed water.
OK.....
Great video John, just wondering if they were trying to wash the fire out in the street to put it out?
+Joseph Bishop WELL, I DON'T REALLY KNOW WHAT THEIR STRATEGY WAS JOSEPH! SORRY AND THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
+Joseph Bishop They were attempting to protect the building on the far right of your screen, a water curtain being utilized, but the building on the far left has got a fire raging in the cockloft. Normally that would be dealt with by a "trench cut", however: it appears that the roof is too hazardous to attempt it. Ladder companies in front of that building are not from that district, which explains the delay and resultant effect. The first due "truck", or ladder company usually responding lost their company quarters recently, yes, the building was condemned due to years of neglect by the city's agency for maintenance. Perhaps that helps explain what you questioned.P.S. Those building; much of that neighborhood, date back 100+ years.
Thanks, Scorpiocat69 for the additional info
Miss that old city living, thanks for the video. Lost my NYC scanner on Broadcastify it's not active don't know why. Stay safe ....Leo
+K1ZEK WELL, LEO THEY HAVE BEEN HAVING TROUBLE WITH SOME OF THOSE FREQUENCIES AS I HEAR IT! SO HAS TUNEIN RADIO! THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
crazy
+World Emergency Buff109 THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
Great job, now question do you just go up to the roof or do you get permission from someone
BOTH WAYS! THANKS SO MUCH! ;o)
What type of camera ?
+TJ Dobbs IPHONE 6+. THANKS SO MUCH MY FRIEND! ;o)
Ya u where sleeping lol lol
MAYBE! HAHAHA.....THANKS SO MUCH.....