For all the people saying, "this is a slow response time"...listen to the dispatch and listen to other units go en route. There are 3 engine companies, 1 ladder company, and a command unit all en route within 90 seconds. En route times: Engine 3 - 0:35 Engine 4 - 0:54 Battalion 1 - 1:06 Engine 1 - 1:17 Ladder 1 - 1:30 Squad 1 - 2:06 First due engine was out in 35 seconds and that is not a slow response time. Staggering the response allows for proper apparatus placement and command to size up and give orders to incoming units
One time I woke up at six in the morning to the fire alarms in our apartments blaring. Helped my grandma get out and I was starting to smell smoke, so I hurried out too. Within a minute there were many fire trucks outside, ladders, engines, pumpers, and ambulances. I even noted that there were engines coming from the city next to us. Turns out it was only a dumpster on fire. :/
That engine is a beast! Almost as big as the ladder truck! As far as the response time; people should take a deep breath. As we watch this, we don’t have all the information. There may have been a school resource officer ( School cop) on scene reporting no fire or smoke.
They sometimes have fire drills at my school where they actually have the Firefighters respond, possibly for practice, but they only send one engine...Unlike this, where they have the entire fire Battalion come.
this was fire alarm atcvaction tts diffrent if ur school fire alarm goes off and its not drill thy send addntional units if its drill thts diffrent we do same thing
Sure miss those days when I was a volunteer firefighter for St.Helens Oregon for seventeen years and I miss going code three with lights sirens and hair honds
I’ve been in situations where the fire department actually showed up twice. First time there was only one truck from one station. Second time there were about five or six trucks from more than one station. There was no fire in both situations
Because some times the guys might be out back playing basketball or cooking dinner I would think they could shut the outside speaker off during the night
I love how the "keyboard chiefs" think they know what they are talking about. if you are not in the fire service then keep your negative opinions to yourselves. no one wants to hear it.
Well this "keyboard Chief" says this response was pretty sad....... Honestly I would also think all 3 doors would go up at the same time. That last truck out took 100 years to get going and some if that was waiting for the freaking door to open. Now, "No Name", if you and you impatient "fire buddies" can't handle us greenhorns and keyboarders stupid questions and observations, then I'd advise that you tell your fire buddies and ALL the fire departments to quit posting on RUclips. Yeah fire fighters are cocky as hell, but they also don't need to be rude and aggregant bastards and bitches!!!
According to people in the comments. The only good response time is the firefighters responding to the call before it is dispatched. I guess they are suppose to feel a call coming in and teleport to it.
+Travis Kantz They are part of an Exhaust Ventilation System(thats a technical term). They might be called a short name by staff , such and the manufacturers name. EG Fume-a-vent.
I like the full house response pretty cool to see! Honestly the response time was a little slow but maybe it wasn't because of the doors did anyone think of that? They were being a team and ensuring no one was left behind for this call which is good! I think the Chief would be more pissed if they left people behind instead of fast response times! +Brian Kisnter I'd better hope you aren't a firefighter because thats a lot of disrespect towards those who probably saved your family members during 9/11 so if you want to disrespect me and my father with insults like that go ahead but right them down instead of posting them
Just my opinion, but as a Paramedic and fire fighter, 2 minutes and 6 seconds for a heavy rescue truck to be responding and rolling out of a station during DAY LIGHT hours is sad and the department chief should be kicking someones ass for such a slow response to a possible fire at a high school. In the video, u hear engine 3 go responding pretty quickly, but it takes an entire additional minute for the engine at this station, as well as the truck and heavy rescue to go responding, those crews should be ashamed.
This is actually a pretty big response to my knowledge; when the fire alarm went off at my old school in Philadelphia only one truck came, no ambulance, no police.
Tool, let me try a different approach. As a fire medic for over 20 years now, a day time response for a fire in a school during day light hours, at my department thats anything before 9pm at night, that takes longer than 60 seconds is not acceptable. EVERY rig must be rolling out the doors in less than 60 seconds or the officer on that rig is going to have a discussion with the battalion chief as to the reason why. Now if you are a member of the department that this video is highlighting, you might be trying to improve your slow response instead of getting pissed off at those of us who recognize a slow response and mention it. It might be better to try and make improvements; it might save a member of your community by getting rolling a full minute quicker. Remember guy, every second counts when you are trying to save a person in cardiac arrest or stop a fire from flashing over.
Tool guy you are the tool. It's obvious you have never worked on a fire department. 90 seconds was considered slow on our department during the day and we had the fire chief in our station.
They get used to calls I think and fire alarms aren't treated like and an urgent call. But they will have there day where a fire alarm comes in and they take there sweet ass time and something is actually happening. We have 60 seconds to be rolling out the door after the tone is dropped.
I consider that pretty fast for US standards. Ever looked ad FDNY? Those "heroes" get some sleep before responding. I have made a lot of FDNY spotting at they take anywhere from 2 up to 4 minutes. Even for confirmed fire or EMS calls.
Andrew Lieb We had the sprinkler system at my middle school get cut during construction, and the department had to come. And all this happened DURING THE MIDDLE OF A STANDARDIZED TEST.
elilovestrains I’d say it was possible it could’ve been a real fire since they were dispatched at 4:48 pm and school’s already out at Columbus East High School
Day time response in over 2 minutes, totally unacceptable. In my 44 years as a firefighter a day time response you should be on the road in less then 1 minute or I'll give you a break 1 1/2 minutes, especially to a high volume high risk school.
you know shit ,,,,,,,,,,,are you a firefighter? ...........then zip it ...you dirty hoar mouth! piss poor..shit bag ...no good low life..trash mouth ...con man...low fan...burn the wig on you head ...dad bod...fat over sized ...pile of weee weee poo!
One time I woke up at six in the morning to the fire alarms in our apartments blaring. Helped my grandma get out and I was starting to smell smoke, so I hurried out too. Within a minute there were many fire trucks outside, ladders, engines, pumpers, and ambulances. I even noted that there were engines coming from the city next to us. Turns out it was only a dumpster on fire. :/
![[FIRE TRUCK RIDE ALONG!] - Wichita Fire Department | TRUCK 1 & Battalion 1 responding to Fire Alarm!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kSBY0cmdU-M/mqdefault.jpg)
For all the people saying, "this is a slow response time"...listen to the dispatch and listen to other units go en route. There are 3 engine companies, 1 ladder company, and a command unit all en route within 90 seconds.
En route times:
Engine 3 - 0:35
Engine 4 - 0:54
Battalion 1 - 1:06
Engine 1 - 1:17
Ladder 1 - 1:30
Squad 1 - 2:06
First due engine was out in 35 seconds and that is not a slow response time. Staggering the response allows for proper apparatus placement and command to size up and give orders to incoming units
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One time I woke up at six in the morning to the fire alarms in our apartments blaring. Helped my grandma get out and I was starting to smell smoke, so I hurried out too. Within a minute there were many fire trucks outside, ladders, engines, pumpers, and ambulances. I even noted that there were engines coming from the city next to us. Turns out it was only a dumpster on fire. :/
much respect to those ppl.... كل الاحترام و التقدير
That engine is a beast! Almost as big as the ladder truck!
As far as the response time; people should take a deep breath. As we watch this, we don’t have all the information. There may have been a school resource officer ( School cop) on scene reporting no fire or smoke.
They sometimes have fire drills at my school where they actually have the Firefighters respond, possibly for practice, but they only send one engine...Unlike this, where they have the entire fire Battalion come.
this was fire alarm atcvaction tts diffrent if ur school fire alarm goes off and its not drill thy send addntional units if its drill thts diffrent we do same thing
Sure miss those days when I was a volunteer firefighter for St.Helens Oregon for seventeen years and I miss going code three with lights sirens and hair honds
I’ve been in situations where the fire department actually showed up twice. First time there was only one truck from one station. Second time there were about five or six trucks from more than one station. There was no fire in both situations
I like firetrucks and trains too
Mason Trickey games me too
Would you next time let the video run a few seconds longer please. Thanks. Thank you for sharing
Why are the radio messages brodcast out side the station on a speaker
Because some times the guys might be out back playing basketball or cooking dinner I would think they could shut the outside speaker off during the night
What the other guy said. Although specifically in this instance, it sounds like the person videoing is holding a radio.
Very Nice video I Love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What was the call for
Fire alarm at Columbus East high School, false alarm
@@lircmatt92 actually a fire alarm activation!
Did they move the squad to this station?
Anthony VanSaders it’s back at station 2 now.
How does the emergency signal traffic light get activated
A opticom strobe
How come they don't close the garage behind them
they don't always close the door because of certain reasons. i was told but dont remember
The doors automatically shut after 3 minutes.
hello everyone my name is Vincent mancini I was wondering if anyone knows how fire stations Columbus has
We have six stations. Six engines, one ladder, one rescue, one batt Chief.
My uncle is a Columbus Indiana firefighter
i see a railroad crossing sign on ur channel :P
I love how the "keyboard chiefs" think they know what they are talking about. if you are not in the fire service then keep your negative opinions to yourselves. no one wants to hear it.
same as "armchair pilots" lol
No Name yg
Hello there, namesake!
Ryan Myers what do you mean by that?
Well this "keyboard Chief" says this response was pretty sad....... Honestly I would also think all 3 doors would go up at the same time. That last truck out took 100 years to get going and some if that was waiting for the freaking door to open. Now, "No Name", if you and you impatient "fire buddies" can't handle us greenhorns and keyboarders stupid questions and observations, then I'd advise that you tell your fire buddies and ALL the fire departments to quit posting on RUclips. Yeah fire fighters are cocky as hell, but they also don't need to be rude and aggregant bastards and bitches!!!
According to people in the comments. The only good response time is the firefighters responding to the call before it is dispatched. I guess they are suppose to feel a call coming in and teleport to it.
Can somebody fill me in on what the hell those things attached to the exhaust are called
+Travis Kantz They are part of an Exhaust Ventilation System(thats a technical term).
They might be called a short name by staff , such and the manufacturers name. EG Fume-a-vent.
That brand is called a Plymovent. Same brand my department has.
That's a lot of apparatuses for an activated fire alarm.
Aren't those Chicago Fire Trucks? or is it different city that is named Columbus,The one I know is Columbus,Ohio.
This is indeed Columbus, OH.
jazzbutterworth
NO Columbus Indiana lol but they use the Chicago paint
I thought for sure this was OH.
jazzbutterworth Columbus has never had a topmount pump, and every platform Columbus has ever had has been a Sutphen midmount.
@ Columbus, Indiana this is the only rig with a platform, indianafiretrucks.com/Station.aspx?StationId=23,
btw they just move the squad to station one
and I bet they got there only to find it was the usual situation where a knucklehead pulled it for no reason other than to try and ditch class.
Is this Cloumbus NC *or* is this Cloumbus NE
nick06111226 Columbus Indiana
I like the full house response pretty cool to see! Honestly the response time was a little slow but maybe it wasn't because of the doors did anyone think of that? They were being a team and ensuring no one was left behind for this call which is good! I think the Chief would be more pissed if they left people behind instead of fast response times! +Brian Kisnter I'd better hope you aren't a firefighter because thats a lot of disrespect towards those who probably saved your family members during 9/11 so if you want to disrespect me and my father with insults like that go ahead but right them down instead of posting them
Why did you stop the video so early?
that a good question... i should had panned squad 1 for a few more secs more , and that was the only trucks at station one too
It Really doesn't matter if the video was stopped early it was an amazing video
lircmatt92 .iiii9
Non emergency call for alarms were I am
Just my opinion, but as a Paramedic and fire fighter, 2 minutes and 6 seconds for a heavy rescue truck to be responding and rolling out of a station during DAY LIGHT hours is sad and the department chief should be kicking someones ass for such a slow response to a possible fire at a high school. In the video, u hear engine 3 go responding pretty quickly, but it takes an entire additional minute for the engine at this station, as well as the truck and heavy rescue to go responding, those crews should be ashamed.
This is actually a pretty big response to my knowledge; when the fire alarm went off at my old school in Philadelphia only one truck came, no ambulance, no police.
No, that was a really slow response. And I do this for a living in a large city department. It's a slow day light hour response. Dumbass
Tool, let me try a different approach. As a fire medic for over 20 years now, a day time response for a fire in a school during day light hours, at my department thats anything before 9pm at night, that takes longer than 60 seconds is not acceptable. EVERY rig must be rolling out the doors in less than 60 seconds or the officer on that rig is going to have a discussion with the battalion chief as to the reason why. Now if you are a member of the department that this video is highlighting, you might be trying to improve your slow response instead of getting pissed off at those of us who recognize a slow response and mention it. It might be better to try and make improvements; it might save a member of your community by getting rolling a full minute quicker. Remember guy, every second counts when you are trying to save a person in cardiac arrest or stop a fire from flashing over.
Tool guy you are the tool. It's obvious you have never worked on a fire department. 90 seconds was considered slow on our department during the day and we had the fire chief in our station.
They get used to calls I think and fire alarms aren't treated like and an urgent call. But they will have there day where a fire alarm comes in and they take there sweet ass time and something is actually happening. We have 60 seconds to be rolling out the door after the tone is dropped.
I am just curious because I am from round lake ny
sorry i was eating a milky way!
I consider that pretty fast for US standards. Ever looked ad FDNY? Those "heroes" get some sleep before responding.
I have made a lot of FDNY spotting at they take anywhere from 2 up to 4 minutes. Even for confirmed fire or EMS calls.
What is 16:48? (0:17)
The time in 24 hour format
4:48 pm
@@2KCamaroZ28SS 4:48 is military time?
was it a fire drill or real fire !?
Firefighters never come for drills, unless it's a surprise drill that nobody- not even office staff- knows about. Probably a pull or an actual fire.
Andrew Lieb
We had the sprinkler system at my middle school get cut during construction, and the department had to come. And all this happened DURING THE MIDDLE OF A STANDARDIZED TEST.
elilovestrains I would say that is a fire alarm!
The time of dispatch was 4:48 pm. So, unlikely a drill
elilovestrains I’d say it was possible it could’ve been a real fire since they were dispatched at 4:48 pm and school’s already out at Columbus East High School
My red nose pit bull before she died helped me know my mom's room was on fire from Keen-No
Misleading title more like Columbus fire station responding to a fire alarm at Columbus East High Prison
#AWESOME :-) ;-)
2 thumbs up on my vote for this video :-) ;-)
Wow. No rush then
holy shit what a long respond time! in sweden must we be on our way already in 90 sec!
You realize they were leaving the station at the 80 second mark right?
what i mean is we need to be half way to the scene on 90 sec -_-
interesting to know that someone actually posted a video from columbus ohio
It's from Indiana not Ohio
there is a Columbus, Indiana?
Yes there is
Drew Van Fossen thats not columbus division of fire i know the colors
columbus, Ohio?
Indiana
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you like trains ?
+elilovestrains yes i do
+elilovestrains and i do film fire trucks when i am at the right place at the right time
Awesome man !
I also like trains and fire trucks
were a like lol
1:40 **FIRE TRUCK GLITCH**
lol
Embarrassed for them on such a SLOW turnout. Wow. You'd think they have more esprit de corps than that. Too bad for the citizens of Columbus.
wow i bet some kid pulled a joke and pulled the alarm.
Jutta und
They are suppose to be Pro Firefighters they respond as slow as volunteers .
STFU allen.
I went to east Columbus in NC 😂
they should be hauling ass for a fire alarm at a school
Day time response in over 2 minutes, totally unacceptable. In my 44 years as a firefighter a day time response you should be on the road in less then 1 minute or I'll give you a break 1 1/2 minutes, especially to a high volume high risk school.
you're dumb
Len Schneider didn't you here engine 3 respond first duh.
T k
i thought this was columbus ohio o_O
x_ItzKillerx Columbus Indiana
@@nemochicky4697 ik
Two minutes of sitting like fucking ducks inside the station?
you know shit ,,,,,,,,,,,are you a firefighter? ...........then zip it ...you dirty hoar mouth! piss poor..shit bag ...no good low life..trash mouth ...con man...low fan...burn the wig on you head ...dad bod...fat over sized ...pile of weee weee poo!
Listen mate, don't be a baby and grow up. My opinon. My words.
Super Trini Gamer You know they have tons of gear to put on right?
What good is this video, slow very slow jackasses.
not funny
One time I woke up at six in the morning to the fire alarms in our apartments blaring. Helped my grandma get out and I was starting to smell smoke, so I hurried out too. Within a minute there were many fire trucks outside, ladders, engines, pumpers, and ambulances. I even noted that there were engines coming from the city next to us. Turns out it was only a dumpster on fire. :/