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Structure Fire Response 11-19-20
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- Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2020
- At 2:20 p.m. today, Milton Fire & Rescue responded to the report of a garage fire at 201 Hwy 36 in Milton. Crews arrived on the scene shortly after the dispatch and found a garage fully engulfed and spreading to two residential structures. Crews were able to extinguish the fire quickly preventing the fire to spread any further. The garage was a total loss as well as vehicles the owner had inside. Two residential structures, as well as two other garages, received damage to their siding due to the fire. Crews were on the scene for several hours getting the fire out. Fire cause has not been determined at this time. Bedford Fire and Rescue and Madison Fire Department also assisted at the scene.
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Please remember these are Volunteers. They respond from wherever they are (Home, Work, Church, Ball games, etc.). They are hero’s! They do the best they can with what they got. Thank You!
This is absolutely idiotic that I keep seeing comments like yours. The issue isn’t that these are volunteers the issue is that their coverage area is so large and spread apart that it takes them 10-15 minutes to get to a fire. Another issue is the fact that there are no dedicated box assignments for the initial, all hands, 1st alarm etc, units are special called.
Bullshit-we're doing our civic duty, we're no hero's can you Americans get that into your heads please ?
@@floriang.2543 You are not a hero, that is plain to see.
Agree
@@floriang.2543 ….and we are sick and tired of most of you foreigners saying, “you Americans” because all you do is find ways to to nit pick how we do things in the USA so shut TFU and mind your own damn country’s business.
Thanks for pointing the camera towards the action - helps a lot! Nice quality video.
Thank you to all the Volunteers.
Maybe this is something a homeowner should consider when purchasing a home. When you live in a rural setting such as this with a VFD you will have a slow response. If that's not something you're willing to deal with then live in a city otherwise expect it.You people need to stop bashing this department. They leave work or whatever they are preoccupied with to help at a minutes notice. And the one's criticizing the way they do things, you're nothing but an armchair quarterback and there's nothing people hate more than your type.
OK. easy now flapjaw. don't get them panties too knotted up. Cool your jets by trying to recruit some of them chubby women as volunteers.. Getting them away from the food and some good ol fashioned exercise might actually save their lives.
thejimr, you seem like a pretty intelligent human being.🙄🙄
It would definitely be a thought of mine if I were to move from the suburbs to a rural area.
Wow, that was gone fast. It's lucky it was detached, or they would have lost their entire house.
The garage was gone before the first engine even arrived. Not discovered early by the time the alarm was turned in it was a call to save the exposures. Good use of available resources the deck gun lobbing the water onto what it could reach and then a little bit of fogging cooled the surroundings which enabled the guys on the handlines to get the wet stuff on the hot stuff ending the threat to exposures and eventually to the extinguishment of the fire.
The firetruck is to far from putting water on the fire!
If I lived in one of these little towns with a volunteer FD I’d buy some big hoses and a really strong water pump.
big hoses and a really strong pump might be useful for drafting better some forest fire hose1.5 inch and a portable fire pump. Also with the money you save buy a very big cistern 5000 gallon minimum or tie into a high capacity public water source for a private dry barrel hydrant that you will need. All the equipment in the world won't do any good without a water supply.
Me too I would do the same exact thing where I’d buy lots of big hoses and a huge water pump twice like 3x it’s normal big size right
David your are right bout that but also think of it you could just use it till they get there as till the Fd volunteers get there if that was one of us then they can do the rest
@@joeycamara The problem with really big hoses and supersized pumps is even with a water source like a lake or river. there is still the problem of set up and deployment. Wrestling big hoses to where they're needed takes up valuable time. 1.5 inch linen firehose has a dual advantage easy to set up and fire resistance because the entire hose soaks water and the linen fibers swelling make the hose water tight. so as the hose dries out more water is allowed into the hose to keep the fibers wet. This can be up and running before the big hose big pump gets set up. For a structure fire if caught early enough even a good sized garden house can put it out. Please note I have fought fires and know this to be true from personal experience.
nice size man made pond in the back yard, no?
That first engine sounds good
Two so close to each other in a week???
I've listened to you on Radio Reference live audio.
The deck gone isn’t doing any good that far away. Get a little closer. As long as you stay upwind you are fine
It was a waste of time and water.
I thought doing a walk around on arrival was standard procedure. Now I see a lot of guys just hanging out when they get there.
I wish these companies told what country and state these fire videos are from.
If you would read on some of their posts, this is in the area of milton, ky
i mean did you not see the american flag in the beginning of the video
Excellent question
How can I listen to your fire scanner
Thay should give this chief a mini Pumper he could have put a knock on a few fires already
Battalion 1 is on scene of a fully involved detached garage. All units can downgrade to code two.
Does not show the fire when the fire trucks show up.
HI MILTON 8501 THIS IS MICHAEL FROM ST.ANN,MO.HOW COMEYOU NEVER USE THE LIGHT IN YOUR FRONT WINDOW WHEN YOU ARE ON A RUN
Just let it burn I got insurance
One reason why they responded to my campus’s step down program was because everytime I was sleeping in my room apparently my room I was in after I moved to my new room well let’s just say that everytime I was sleeping what would happened was when I
Ever I spilled my water bottle to a specific spot of the wall where the floor had an opening that we couldn’t see we’ll the water went right through it which was between the crack of the floor and the wall well for some reason it would sound the alarm of but when it did the fire dept was sometimes either volunteer or just not volunteer and regular fire dept or it would be both but the thing was when they looked on at the water went to there was legit no water there so I’m always making guesses that only a tiny bit of the water would touch the wire that would set it off y’all know but hey I sure was glad the both volunteer and regular fire depts were able to save the day.
Fire insurance has got to be sky high wherever this is
only complaint I have is too many skips in the video before he moved his truck the video skipped twice then out of nowhere the yellow fire truck magically appears then it leaves and the building was already done in and you're complaining about the fire truck being too far away or not there soon enough if you're not a fire fighter stop bashing these volunteers who risk their lives they don't get paid they are a small community and you ask about him passing the station maybe they were on another call they go to automobile accidents also if you weren't there then you or I for that matter don't need to bash these people
To be honest everyone whom have made a comment I was at a residential school and campus called Swansea wood school and campus called case house part of the program but was the step down program for me and both Taunton but only some of it and mostly Swansea from those 2 locations I was at had volunteer fire depts it was mainly Swansea that was volunteer fire dept that’s why I said only some of it was Tauntons volunteer fire dept cause those were the only fire depts that had been responding when lived at those locations
Why will fire depts not stop at the hydrant pull off the hose and then move the engine? Instead the guy has to haul the hose all the way back to the hydrant which takes longer.
The couplings on fire hoses are cast alloy..if you let them just fall from 7 or 8 feet onto the road you can crack them,
then they are useless..in fact they will crack if subjected to that treatment to often.
@@allanxxx8789 That is why the firefighter gets off the truck, wraps the hose around the hydrant, waits for the truck to get away far enough and then starts hooking the coupling up to the hydrant and is ready to turn it on when the engineer says so.
@@allanxxx8789 we do it all the time on our trucks. Never had an issue with it before
In those rural areas with limited manpower and 1000 Gal booster tanks on their engines, you have to be an idiot to grab the hydrant with either of the first two engines. Put 2,000 gallons on the fire asap, You can put a lot of fire out with 2K of water. Hopefully they are using smoothbore nozzles and not those junk automatics. As far as the "Reverse Lay' to the hydrant, its a tactic that actually works depending on manpower. Gotta love some of you keyboard warriors. I'd love to see video of your fires.
Around here we wrap our 5 inch around the hydrant 2-3 times and then have the truck drive forward doing about 10 mph and it seems to work good
Back into circular driveway? Putting gear on outside rig. ?
I saw a lot of inactivity when first unit got there. No exposure check. No access check. Limited communication. I would be pissed if I were homeowner.
Glad I live in NYC area.
FDNY would burn the whole block down
@@brianwebber7168 you know nothing..
@@DC-ih8bv nice to meet you nothing
Garage was a total loss even if it was extinguished 5 minutes earlier.Heck it was a total loss when the chief got there.
It’s called improper training
Milton, Nj (Jefferson twsp) Morris County
Arthur they are out of Kentucky not new jersey
Milton my, Trimble county
Wow 😳
Why do you bypass the station?
Because he’s a chief
@@JoshIsDope843 I’m aware of that but I was just curious because an engine wasn’t enroute yet
@@dgerm7210 Sounds like there were already sufficient volunteers responding to the station for an engine. And with him being a command unit, it’s good to have someone on scene to do a size up and know what kinds and how many trucks he needs rolling
@@dgerm7210 What's the point in having a command car, if you're just going to drive to the station in it, and then take up a seat on the engine that would be better used to carry an additional member that will be doing suppression operations, rather than an IC who is going to be staying exterior and keeping a close eye on things as they develop? He has the command car for the very reason of not needing to stop at the station. No need to waste time there if you've got your own dept. vehicle carrying all the gear you need to fulfill the role of IC. The whole point of the command car is to get there before the engines, and get the responding apparatus more info, so that they know what to expect when they arrive.
@@anthonycalacci9927 yes and in a full time/part time paid staff setting I’d get that however a volunteer setting a chief can very easily pump and run IC at the same time. That engine getting there 30 seconds sooner and deploying that exterior line or that deck gun could be the difference between someone losing everything. That SUV isn’t going to put out a fire especially when you pass the large, expensive trucks that tax payer paid for and don’t stop to grab it for their fire. Our chief also has a chief vehicle at my volunteer department and still uses it to drive to the station if the truck hasn’t gone enroute yet especially if he passes the station. Miss me with that nonsense.
all most 15 minutes before water even hit the fire
benefits of being a hillbilly
wow Sorry its a total Lost not worth saving it. The crew Should of deployed the line immediately prior to arriving on scene. The Hydrant was already ready all you had to do was quickly hook up and charge the water why the other engine crew is hooking up to the hydrant. If this was my barn i would not be happy
That is assuming the hydrant is wet. Take a second to step back and understand the district. We have many PRIVATE and DRY hydrants in my response area. My fire prot. dist. has the staffing and the means to send a water tender out with every structure fire. Not all are the same. We are lucky.
This is are friends house
*Our
Took way to long to put water on it. My small department I work for could have had water on it way before now. And using the deck gun was a waste of time and water. Use hand lines!
Dude your just a troll
Did you notice how many crew members there were on the first in engine? I think I saw a chauffeur and maybe two ff. A lot to do on arrival with just that as a crew. I think at one point you can see the chief pulling line off the rig because of the lack of manpower. I will agree though, that cannon was useless. You could see most of the water was evaporating from the heat before even touch the fire.
I found the several overweight women pacing back and forth rather distracting. My focus was directed into wondering if the majority of women in that local are on the heavy side. Maybe next time.
Really dude? What is your definition of obese? Over half my all volunteer department is “overweight” we have a great ISO rating. Third best response time in our county of 9 departments. Volunteers are not paid and are job is a lot harder than a paid department.
Hoping if it's ever you all you get is "heavyset women", remember you have to send them away because you don't want their help
Takes to long to arr at the fire and takes to long to start fighting the fire! Whats the use in having the chief to arr first? He can't do anything until a firetruck arr's with water and man power! I see a fire hydrant right there, but it is useless with no firetruck! I see lots of videos like this, where the homes just burns down, because of taking to long to attack the fires.
The chiefs have a take home vehicle, so they can go directly from wherever they are, straight to the fire, whereas the ff have to go to the station first to get on a rig. One benefit of that is the chief arriving first, is that he can get a 360 done before arrival of the crews and give reports to them making them aware of what they'll be up against when they get there.
@@fdMT_EnGy But he didn't do that. He just hung out doing nothing.