BCFD Responding to Structure Fire | 3/4/19
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Bcfd Volunteer Fire Department responding to a mutual Aid house fire in the nearby town Cushing. Also assisting on scene were apartments from Correctonville and Holstein. We got called out at about 9:30 PM and were gone until 2 am. We responded with 4 trucks and about 12 guys. Trucks taken in order: 374, 371, 379, 373
I am watching from Elmira NY good response time from a volunteer fire department
God bless these volunteer firefighters.
That murial on the side of that freightliner is beautiful. Stay safe boys . From Pennsylvania
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Where is this vol fire dept from state wise
What kind of fire are they going to
We use green emergency lights for our pov and I have two one a 1970 Ford and a 2020 Chevy and I been working there for one year from now
Where are you located? The videos in Battle Creek, Iowa and Iowa state laws says volunteers can have blue lights some have blue and white
I'm a volunteer firefighter for this town called fort Frances vol. Fire dept.
Where does the red flashing light bouncing off of the building and pad originate? Is it a POV light left on? Just curious. Do you use any editing software?
It looks like a truck parked at the side behind the camera person
WOW, that’s about all I can say to that entire response
Does the first Freightliner have tail or brake lights?
Can u do a station tour
Do you respond on calls or just make videos?
I cant go to calls for another month yet. When I can, I'll have a gopro on my helmet
The last Freightliner engine that pulled out, how long ago did your dept purchase it and do you know where it is from? It is very familiar to my neighboring depts ex-engine. Mannsville Manor Fire Dist (29-4-1) in Northern NY
we did purchase this apparatus out of New York
Hey! My station has the same sets of truck numbers as you do lol
Real engines have Qs not that electric crap
Real engines have electronic sirens. There was no electronic Q that I can hear🙄
looks like some folks need to read mutual aid agreements to see what units are 2nd and 3rd due. looks like some confusion
for your info the second unit is our Chief. On this particular call we were the 4th department called in, so manpower was the need.
Do u use the white truck
What do you mean looks like confusion?
Man power was needed means bring a full truck not the entire dept. especially if you were fourth dept called
I noticed y'all took 4 trucks to another town.
From what i see there is only 1 truck left at the station. What happens if y'all have a fire in your town?
We dont have enough calls to worry about that. If we do, we have mutual aid only a few minutes away
@@nathanieltarr893 makes sense
Stay safe
Mutual aid. A chief can request an apparatus from another company transfer to their station so as to cover their calls.
Do they use house sirens?
I hate it when people do that at :49 to me, buuttttt, I love doing it to people! 😂
What is the white U it left?
Last 3 vehicles... slow reaction and zero sense of urgency!
Why I in the did it take so long to respond to the fire, I've never seen anything so slow. Did you get there before it burned itself out.
We are a volunteer department, sorry for not meeting cities expectations. Also it was ten o'clock at night so most of us were sleeping because we have real jobs
@@nathanieltarr893 I understand being a volunteer, I was for years and understand late night calls. But to there was no sense of urgency. Going back to get something from there truck.
@@nathanieltarr893 I’m surprised that your company doesn’t have a bunk room so people can stay there overnight so as to cover calls. When I was younger I lived at a volunteer fire house & all that was asked of us was to cover overnight calls.
BCFD? blaine county fire department idk i dont go outside
Battle Creek I believe
Where is this fire station located at
This is in Battle Creek ia
Was it an actual fire?
@@floydyoung7329 yes. Big house fire involving 4 departments. We were gone for about 5 hours
They need an new tanker
And why do you say that
Nathaniel Tarr because it’s old and if they get a big call out where there is no hydrant they need water
@@camdenreeder7710 if you are talking about the white one than yes, it is gone and we replaced it with a brush truck. The 3rd out truck is our main tanker. It is newer and very reliable
Nathaniel Tarr ok cool
They seem to be in no hurry. Guess house was fully involved. total loss so no reason to rush.
@John Kugelfischer Sorry to upset you John. Just saying they did not seem to be reacting to an emergency. Drivers respond to station, the rest respond to site of fire. Apparatus can't wait for all to show up at station. Do not like your language either, you numb nutted prick.
@@billdacitizan380 It really depends on the department and their policy's, some departments wont let Firefighters respond to calls in their POV's and some will. It's really for safety I presume. My department wants us to go to the station and get on a truck, but we can go POV if were closer enough to the call, especially for Medicals.
Take your dam time getting there jesus!!
Oh boy, looks like we got a real RUclips fire cheif here. If your going to leave comments like that, stay the hell away from my channel
Oh man this comment section took a super unexpected and quick turn
lol especially the ones that went to their pov's
@@nathanieltarr893 I’m assuming that your company was 3rd due. But none the less you got all due apparatus out fully manned excellent.
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Take all day!
Stau away from my channel if your gonna leave comments like that
@@nathanieltarr893 I can't help it if your guys have a lackadaisical attitude. My dept I was on could have a engine out the door in 5 min. Or less after the callout.
@@erickaegi629 Well buddy, for your info the first engine was out in 5 minutes...all our guys were in bed and this call was in another town nearly half an hour away, so chill the hell out.
@@nathanieltarr893 I really can’t believe that you get a lot of negative comments.
Some tubby firefighters
The job gets done so