[Residential Fire Response] with Magnolia, Needham, The Woodlands, and Spring Fire Department
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- One evening while relaxing with my scanner on, a call dropped for Magnolia Fire Department to respond to a residential structure fire only a couple miles away from me. This call requested Needham Tanker 64 and Battalion 61, and Spring Engine 76 and District 70 to assist. I caught all except for Magnolia Engine and Tanker 182 as they were closer to the fire than me. Right as it appeared to be under control a 2nd alarm dropped for The Woodlands Engine 105, 107 and Battalion 102 to assist. Later after I left and it got dark Tomball Engine 1 was added for air support.
Equipment List:
Engine 186 - 2013 Ferrara Ember
Engine 76 - 2019 Pierce Velocity
Tanker 186 (Ex-185) - 2000 E-One Freightliner
Medic 05 - 2012 Dodge Ram 4500 (Frazier Mfg.)
CH1805 - 2017 Chevy Tahoe
Tanker 184 - 2013 Ferrara Igniter
Assistant Chief 70 - 2016 Chevy Tahoe
CH1806 - 2017 Chevy Suburban
Tanker 64 - 2005 Ferrara Sterling
Medic 27 - 2012 Dodge Ram 4500 (Frazier Mfg.)
CH1801 (Assistant Chief) - 2017 Chevy Suburban
Battalion 61 - 2019 Ford F250 XL
District 2 - 2017 Chevy Tahoe
Battalion 102 - 2017 Chevy Suburban
Engine 105 - 2017 Pierce Velocity PUC
Engine 185 - 2013 Ferrara Ember
Engine 107 - Pierce Velocity PUC
Thanks For Watching
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"Keep back 343 feet." Love that message. Both clever and poignant.
All newer TWFD trucks since 2017 have that. I love it too
What's the significance of that number
@@jadenjacobs8667 it's the number of New York firefighters that lost their lives on 9/11.
i just love the last response 2 last trucks responding
"STAY BACK 343" , love that. Video shows some NICE rigs, Thanks!!
Thanks! Always a thrill to see a good job response. Just wish they sent a truck company, it being a two-story residence I was surprised Magnolia didn’t send their ladder or one of the The Woodlands trucks
@@southplainsfireresponses4222 me too!
Amazing video man! Keep it up! Love that “Keep Back 343 Feet!”
Its good when you can hear the engines once the sirens are turned off
Got a lot to mention!
1. Love the jake breaks @ 1:35!
2. The Spring FD AC Chevy has an epic lighting setup!
3. Love the dual whelen epsilon & lighting pattern on MCHD M27!
4. Really dig the red & blue lights on Woodlands BC102!
5. Woodlands E105 is a beast!
*Awesome videos overall though!!*
Yep. Lots of unique lighting, and magnolia jake brakes that tanker all the time. It’s awesome
TWFD Engine 107 is my favorite out of the two
how about dont mention it
Awesome! I love the clip of the horses too!
Thanks! I actually took that shot of the horses because I thought it was cool with the siren background
Awesome vid of East Texas Fire Departments uniting as one force ...My home and my neck of the woods East Texas from Houston to Lufkin 🤘🤘🤘
Thanks! Mutual aid is big here in Montgomery County and Cypress Creek. We had fully involved structure a few days later overnight calling 8 departments
East Texas Fire Responses yes I’m very familiar with Montgomery County I call it Monty County 😁😁😁
@@southplainsfireresponses4222 I’ve been on some mutual aid calls with Cypress Creek.
Awesome videos!!
Those Woodlands engines are bee-u-ti-ful!!!
They absolutely are! TWFD has my favorite engines in the newer ones. Like E101, 105, and 107. Got a few more Velocity PUCs on the way
i like the blue lights, blue is the colors for fire and medical and red stop and danger!
Here in Maryland fire and ambulances do not use blue lights only police.
@@jimdevilbiss9125 Same here in New Hampshire, however some Fire Department's in the state are starting to use either a single or two Blue Light's in the back of their vehicle's now, in my hometown of Concord, our Fire Department are starting to put a single Blue Light on their newest vehicle's that they got & my son is disappointed that they are starting to put Police Light's on Fire Vehicle's.
Excelente despliegue, magnifico y muy rápido. Lo mejor para golpear fuerte un fuego !
nice chief's truck!
Great video, love those Ferrara's (edit) great channel
Thanks! Montgomery County uses a lot of Ferrara from 2005 till now. East and South Montgomery are going to Pierce
I love the ambulances. (Im an ambulance freak) lol
Awesome video! :)
Thanks! Always fun to catch a good job
Nice green lights on the medic units
That’s Montgomery County Hospital District light configurations for ya. Even the new hybrid medics have em
Where I am from Green Lighted Vehicle's are Security Vehicle's.
Must be a big one
Never get tired of seeing those beautiful suvs, and how do you get a scanner? I want to listen to them too :D
I got a basic Uniden BC125AT and programmed the dispatch frequencies. Cypress Creek I also did the Comm channels. They’re typically found on radioreference . com . Magnolia has some nice suvs
That appears to be at the lower end of Dobbin-Huffsmith Road. Why did they call Needham instead of Tomball? It's a lot closer. Spring had to come from over on Kuykendahl. My old stomping ground. Ran out of Magnolia station 2 for about 5 years.
Nice! I live between 182 and Spring 76. This was just across the bridge from me. I believe Magnolia has a mutual aid contract with Needham if it’s in a certain part of MVFD territory it calls T64. And this is at the bottom elbow of Dobbin-Huffsmith at Rosie Lane
Why do the fire trucks have red and blues I always thought they would be red only
Me Too.
@3:31 & 5:32 - Upfitted by Ultimate Lighting Solutions!!
nice one! Love the tanker!
Thanks! Tanker 184? The 2011 Ferrara?
Awesome video
Thanks! Always love to catch a good job
If you cannot see The Woodlands engines you need to get your eyes checked. They have an impressive light package on the front. Nice Pierce rigs as well.
Thanks! I’m a big fan of the new post 2017 TWFD trucks. My favorite engine is Engine 107
Great catch. Few things that were weird. 4:43 Asst. Chief made U-Turn. Was it a divided highway and he had to u-turn to make the exit, or did he miss the turn? 6:53, that same Chief left early. 7:17, love how missed the street, turned around and shut off lights like, Nothing to see here. LOL
nice vid
Thanks!
5:00 god those ambulance sirens are loud
Horns are even louder. I believe MCHD uses Epsilon
Nah, they’re supposed to be quiet.
The cops got there too late they are supposed to get there first and block the fire trucks
Was good until they would not cut the siren smh
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Why so many medics for a structure fire? Was anyone injured?
Actually, all occupants were fine. Montgomery County will call more than one medic for working structure fire for firefighter rehab and scene support
Damn
🚒🧑🏽🚒 Headlights:🟥🟦
A lot of EMS at this.
One firefighter was transported non emergency for smoke inhalation. The other two medics added were for scene support
Why you dont show where must turns?
Is this a paid or volunteer department?
Which department? This video features Magnolia VFD, The Woodlands FD, Spring VFD, and Needham FD
NO TRUCK company on a structure response ? Seriously ?
Some of the few remaining rural area departments have responses like that. Magnolia has Ladder 181 but it only seems to go to commercial structures and high life hazard structures. Their one of the few that do it that way. Caney Creek VFD has no active truck. Other than that every other Montgomery county and cypress creek area department sends a truck
@@southplainsfireresponses4222 no access or adequate water for a Truck response on this end of the district.
Enough SUVs on scene. Too many chiefs and not enough native Americans
Lol that’s mostly because it was a 2 alarm and working. Any time in Montgomery County it brings lots of vehicles. Magnolia sent two Shift Commanders and Deputy Chief. Down in cypress creek they just send a safety officer and a district and deputy at most
The much better message is Keep Back 500 Feet in case a firefighter happens to fall off of the tailboard of an engine company responding to a fire.
Vid only 50% done all responding and no fire
Yeah sorry. It was a busy scene and a small dead end road. Not much room to stay out of the way. No flames but heavy smoke was showing as TWFD and Magnolia posted on Facebook. House severely damaged