Fire Engines, CalFire, and Sheriffs Responding to a Wildfire! (Rincon Fire)
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2018
- Lots of Fire Engines, Police Cars, Water Tenders, Crew Busses and Battalions responding to a 17 Acre Wildfire (#RinconFire) on Highway 9 near Paradise Park. Forward progress has been stopped after two days of firefighting. Multiple firefighters were injured per CalFire.
Agencies Responding:
CalFire (CZU, BEU, SCU, LNU)
Santa Cruz FD
Scotts Valley FD
Aptos FD
Branciforte FD
Central FD
Ben Lomond VFD
Zayante VFD
Bonny Doon VFD
Felton VFD
California Highway Patrol
Santa Cruz PD
Santa Cruz County Sheriff
And more...
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Love how dispatcher says “another wild land fire”
I forgot how effective the old school rotators are.
Oh yeah there very bright
In my opinion, they're the best!
Santa Cruz Films with LED ones now, it's super effective!
@@SantaCruzFilms this awesome stuff i love emergency responcess
No wonder why the michigan state patrol use them.
Nice work. Gotta love brush fire responses.
Crazy that 3 FFs were hurt though. Wishing them all the best.
I've been following the Camp & Woolsey Fires and Jeeez... that stuff's crazy.
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Has anyone seen the Netflix documentary on CalFire? Absolutely impressive the apparatus and resources that get used for these wildland fires.
It's a really shitty documentary to be honest. Some of the video is interesting I guess.
@@LtgRogerAirgood lol. I was gonna say the same thing
What’s it’s called
@@LtgRogerAirgood I agree, it focuses on inmate crews, if it is the film I remember. It spends a great deal of time showing camp life, inmate counseling, training and non emergency work. It should have had a different title that described it better, something that included women inmates, conservation camps and the correctional system. I had hoped to see 3 hours of film showing the incident command system (ICS), ICS training and qualifications, how large fire camps are built, the huge logistical effort supporting large incidents, fire strategy and tactics, aviation, dispatch, etc. It should have shown the tremendous value of inmate crews to federal, state and local agencies doing non firefighting work. It should have shown interagency hotshot crews, who are not inmates, far from it. The film could have focused on the incredible and complex, well integrated fire service in the U.S.
@@retiredk9copper726 "Fire Chasers."
5:10 Halogens just hit different 😍😂
Wow!Impressive response!Great video of all the responding rigs!Thanks for posting!
I appreciate all firefighters and first responders and give them the utmost respect that they deserve .
Just discovered your videos yesterday and I fell in love. You always get great shots! Especially passing shots of the fire trucks. Keep up the great work and stay safe!
8:55 Lovin the Touchmaster TM4!
That’s my jam
Nice video dude. Too bad I was stuck in Bonny doon and away from the action!
Bro, this footage was amazing! Keep up the great content!
I liked the way you "rolled" with the Bonny Doon as she rolled by you lol
Awesome catchs
Gotta love brush trucks responding
Never a lot of them responding in Massachusetts
Great catches, some nice old rigs mixed in too!
The old rigs are reserves for wild fires. Love them lol,
Sweet video buddy
Awesome footage!
All good looking units but 7:48 best tender!!!! And rotators!!!!!!!
4:37 love the code 3 z3. what my Dept uses.
Why did some units not have lights on
Awesome stuff.
Has anyone seen the documentary fire chasers
they got their hands full with the paradise fire and the ones here in Malibu and thousand oaks read paradise fire 9 people are dead wonder how that started? santa anna winds?
Isnt that the Chicago Fire Show Siren That The Truck Used At 1:42?
With all the PD responding it looked more like a high speed pursuit in L.A. then a 4 acre vegetation fire.
Santa Cruz Sheriffs Office responded to assist with emergency evacuations, hence the large response from them.
So what happened to get a 20x20 small fire going slow turn into a 17 acre wildfire? Did it get some wind behind it or started running up hill?
It was about a half mile hike into the fire, tough to get hose to it
9:00 rocks the Unitrol 480K. Still the best warning sound on earth.
02:38 is that a Bureau of Land Management brush truck?
Must have been a slow night for the PDs and FDs! Holy hell, how many police cars do you need for a little grass fire?!
better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it
If you r down south u need alot to uknow evacuate the poeple that live there that's what they r used for in wildland fire fighting and to keep other people out of a dangerous areas
Actually a lot for traffic management and if it's in a residential area and involves evacuations, a you need a ton!
At first I was thinking the same thing, figured it was a slow night for the Sherriff's dept, but, considering (as others have pointed out), the number of people that may need to be notified to evacuate, you need a ton of support. I also didn't realize that this had grown to 17 acres from the original 20x20 with slow advancement
ericpl72, because little grass fires grow into BIG fires, ask the people in Butte County or Santa Rosa~
Nice editing!
Thanks!
Santa Cruz Films you’re welcome!
Was that a tundra? The first pickup with a shell.
Yes, SCFD Battalion Chief 3103.
Epic!
AWESOME
It really must have been a really bad fire for a lot of Fire Departments and Police Agencies to respond to the scene.
what department at 7:40 ?
Bonny Doon Volunteer Fire Rescue, Water Tender 3251.
That Tundra though
Is this what is now the “Camp Fire “?
No, the Camp Fire is way north of this fire.
Are the wildfire in C.A?
Yes
I wonder why some didn't have lights on or waited until the last minute.
AMR kinda late
In California only LEO Can run emergency on the interstate. At least that's the way it was when I lived there.
@@easttennesseelightsandsire8152 it actually depends on the agency like for example you can see la FD respond code 3 on the interstate I think in this case what it was is there was so many units and they had several on scene that they had the other units downgrade their response due to the them not really need it to be there fast. Back to responding on the highway the agency where I'm at usually turns their lights off when responding to an accident on the freeway however AMR goes lights and sirens all the time on the freeway.
Probably less stressful for moderate traffic as well. Can't go that fast with a truck on the I anyway.
AMR was probably going to a different call since they did not go in the direction of the FD/LEO's
Hmm. Was Scotts Valley FD really called out for this?
Lol just realized that the tiller truck was just driving casually when that sheriff unit went by
I saw a couple trucks that were marked Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation starting at 9:35. Do inmates work fires there?
Yes
Some inmates get the chance to go to Fire Camp, where they train to fight brush fires
There's a documentary series on Netflix about it
cool...gives them a chance at a career in firefighting also(?). seems like a win win to me.
@@chriscoal4331 unfortunately not, their criminal records stop them from becoming firefighters, often because firefighters need to be EMTs as well
If they are not violent offenders,and i assume they are not because they probably would not be allowed to volunteer for this if they were then they might actually be considered. They have the training and experience so why not?
Two days for a 17 acre fire really no wonder they can’t put anything out up north
May Unitrol and halogen warning lights live forever. It's the best combo around.
In frontenac county ontario canada when a forest fire call gose out canada airbourn fire services get it first then the fire departments are notified. threason why this happens is so that the helicopters and fire fighting aircraft can get to the fire and begine suppresing itso the fir departments can knock it down
what make and model are the fire trucks in this video oh and thanks for hearting my comment
Most of the engines in this video are made by Pierce, HME, and Rosenbauer.
Using aircraft at night in rural areas with significant topography is the exception, not the rule, in wildland firefighting.
sendd it
9:33 Real life Class D personnels caught on camera
Yup. Inmates on their way to fight fires.
Builds character I guess. No better way to turn criminals into society members than making them serve society
@@ember_shep8181 yep and even get a possible job with cal fire when they get out
What camera do you use ?
Canon EOS 550D camera body, but in low light conditions I prefer using a 50mm f/1.8 lens, which is not stabilized. during the day I use a standard Canon 18-55mm STM lens.
code 3 light s and srien's
Poor tiller that got cancelled
Dang, hope someone stopped and picked up the hotdogs. Dang it, another false alarm.
Not just sheriffs, CHP
Oh, this is gonna get annoying if I start doing fires
7:51 The tanker is dripping something
It's dripping water for some reason. I would bet they topped off the water tank prior to responding, but that is a guess. The water is from the overflow at the once it was filled, the delay between the tank being filled and turning off the standpipe or hydrant. They may have filled the tank some hours or days prior and water remained underneath the tank and that is more likely. It is not fuel and the tank is not leaking.
Most tenders do that
It's taking a piss :D
The car on 9:04 should get a ticket. Making the Sheriff come to a complete stop.
Watch that segment again carefully. The lights of the law enforcement vehicle were screened or hidden from the civilian vehicle by vegetation and a small rise, second the emergency vehicle had a red light and it is prudent to stop or slow nearly to a stop before proceeding through the intersection. By the time the civilian vehicle saw the lights it would have been dangerous and ineffective for it to attempt a stop. These observations are based on doing some light and siren driving and riding.
Must not have crime if that many sheriff deputies respond as fire dept.
Another "All nighter" coming up! Get the thermos flask and sandwiches out!!!
Can't beat the Q no matter what
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EW ROSENBROKEN!
Reduce the number of Police Vehicles paid for by the State by at least fifty percent .. and invest those funds into more Fire Fighting Equipment .. an overall better balance of public service use of taxpayers dollars. The world needs more firefighters.
50%?!
Thats insane!
Do you want police responde times to be an hour plus? Departments are already stretched thin. They can't serve the public and have their cars taken away. What are they going to do respond on horseback?
Police vehicles aren't paid for by the state...
Actually that wouldn't really do anything as cal fire buys mainly in bulk
Lame!!!
And I bet your videos are awesome