JFRD responds to Atlantic Beach 2nd alarm House fire RAW
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department responds to a structure fire to an apartment that was quickly turned into a 2nd alarm fire as this fire spread to the neighboring house. Take a look at up close footage and listen to the 911 call along with behind the scenes radio transmissions as this fire took nearly 2 hours to bring under control.
These beach front homes are in close proximity to each other and their narrow streets offer little room for fire apparatus to maneuver into an advantageous vantage point to be able to use large monitors to fight this fire.
This fire could have easily spread to even more homes creating an even larger conflagration.
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That’s why I won’t live in an apartment or close quarters…all it takes is the negligence of one idiot to completely destroy everything.
It can happen in so many ways...
So very sorry about the lady losing her cat in this fire. I love them also and can't begin to comprehend the horrible pain that she went through. ❤️
We don't like any loss of life.
im sorry about loosing her cat to because my dad has 16 cats and i love them all
Good video, The Jacksonville FD did a good job. Beach communities are scary because the houses are so close together. I feel badly for the young woman who lost her cat.🐱
we are sorry for her as well
Thank you for your hard work JFRD and all other involved.
Thanks for watching
excellent command and communication.
Thanks
Really good job guys. Some ballsy line work going on there. Excellent line work
It was a tough one
Job well done 👍. Thank You JFRD 🇺🇸❤️👩🚒
thanks
Other comments on our first responders are so negative. I feel so horrible about the cat. I have many animals as well. I live on a mini farm and love them all. Thing is, our first responders save lives every day. I can't stand when others slam them on their job. It takes a special person with a huge heart for a job like this. And a lot are volunteers.
Can anyone on here fill their shoes???? 😢😢😢
That is very kind of you...haters are going to hate
We do what we do because that is what we have chosen...that is who we are.
Thank you
I’d like to know what caused such a large fire 🔥
I believe it was electrical
Good initial attack.. man power and hand lines in operation knocking down fire and at one point almost seemed to be under control…but we’re there not any ladder nozzle trucks?? I mean if everyone is blocked because if down lines allowing the fire to spread fast….get some elevation, surround and drown. Overall great work & communication.
Good point...issue with that was location...it was a very tight and narrow beach road which allowed ladder movement to be difficult.
Thank you JFRD. Always.
Always
Excellent video!!! tough conditiopns great work to keep this limited to 2 buildings!!!
It sure is
EXPOSURES FIRST JFRD!!!
We do things a little different...life over property...but thanks for your input
No bichtes
nope
Stubborn attic fire!
It was more than that...but for sure.
My biggest issue from what I could see and hear was the constant PASS alarms in full alarm, I understand they will be chirping and going off often but the amount going fully off is concerning, as if they get used to the sound it could cause issues if someone is actually in trouble and it gets ignored as just another guy not shaking his device, otherwise it seems it was handled as decently as it could for the situation, sad about the kitty but unfortunately by the time Firefighters were even able to get on scene the smoke alone was probably too much for the poor cat, not much that could really be done sadly
please...this is common at fires that are defensive...lots of standing around
@@thejfrd2490 so? You shake the PASS device, it’s not that hard, and if you are just “standing around” you have time to move your hand a few inches every few seconds, it’s the complacency that’s the concern here, if you get so used to the sound when an actual emergency is happening you could EASILY ignore the sound thinking it’s just another guy not shaking his device out of laziness
Was that a roof over a roof I wonder? Good job JFRD.
@andyhamilton8940
No it was not
Nice video ---- Debbie
Thanks Debbie----Eric
Just an estimated 2 feet (60 cm) of space between the two fire buildings??? How can it be? In Germany NOBODY would be issued a permit to build a house like this!
Most codes in US are 3ft from property lines. So 6ft from structure to structure, not sure .
@@stevehamman4465 6ft. = 0,90m. That should be OK. In this video the two houses on fire were much closer together, so the flames just jumped from the right building to the exposure to the left!
this is very common in beach buildings.. and in cities.. when I lived downtown yesrs ago i could open the window from my bathroom and touch the house next door with my finger tips.. the houses I lived in were built in 1920's.. the neighborhood i live in now was built in 2004 and there is 6-8 US feet between most of the houses..
@@eldoradoboy In this case, firemen had trouble to gain access to the fire!
@jurgenkuhlmann9194
Older homes...ocean front property...people want to live on the ocean.
Fabulous job. Stay safe out there...🎄🤗🤗
We will try
Yeah, your heroes in inaction. Whats the excuse this time fellas? The longer you wait, the farther it spreads
You are so clueless....were you at this one?
Main comment after watching a few of these is the editing needs to be much better. Difficult to understand what is going on. Noted same in previous video fully involved Alpha 2nd floor, then out, then fully involved again. Seems to be pieced together randomly. So much of the time it did not appear the ladder truck was putting water on the roof that was still actively burning. Other than that, firefighters seemed to be aggressively engaging structure. Video coverage was difficult to discern what was actually going on. Do you have a dedicated POI to record the responses to fires? Seemed like a good response to the scene.
"Difficult to understand what is going on."
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Agreed. With the radio traffic and camera placement it was hard for me to figure out which was the C side and which was the A side. Toward end, it seemed like the camera was pointing to the C side, with the main fire opposite, on the A side. But that was just a guess.
You are the only one that seems to feel this way...but will take it into consideration... what's a "POI"?
Obviously we have someone recording the responses.
The audio and video are not linked...the audio is from the start (most important information available) the video starts when I get there (we are a big city, 845 square miles) it takes time
Thanks for you input.
@@thejfrd2490 Been a while since I viewed this video and had to go back and watch it again to figure out what I was picking up on. Sorry about the "POI" that was supposed to be "PIO" Public Information Officer. Maybe that's why I thought it was confusing, as a lot of moving parts in firefighting. Still, I believe it was a positive response to this fire.
@@thejfrd2490 I remember reading that in area , Jacksonville was the largest city in the USA. Is that still true?
Another stupid untrained Fire Department that does not use their deck gun.
Most of that fire was coming out the back. Probably an alley behind the house. Most engines and trucks won’t fit down an alley. Hence the reason their deckgun couldn’t probably reach. Another keyboard warrior that decided not to tactically think through his comment.
No access 🤦
@mandyomally4896
That is a bold statement...what department do you come from?
@baylorsmith5610
very observant...actually on the beach. But the roads in front are very narrow and tight... the statement from @mandyomally4896 are very ignorant and an attempt to get attention and feel important. Not a clue as to what they are speaking of.
@@thejfrd2490 I love watching y’alls videos. Fast, aggressive, and a TON of fires. I work for Joplin MO, but I’d love to get to come down to FL and work for JFRD. That would be a dream come true! You guys do great work!
Don’t you throw ground ladders? Pretty sad for a professional department.
@vincentwalls9396
there were ground ladders.
Extra crispy kitty
😡😡😡
@brucegrover84
Inappropriate...someones pet...and cats had an amazing way of finding their way out.
@@thejfrd2490 It's sad, some people have no decency when it comes to others' tragedies. Poor kitty, I felt so bad for the young lady too. Pets are sometimes better family members than actual family. Thank you for all that you do, JFRD.
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@@elomyrnox8756 exactly my cat is my kid she's not "just a pet" she's my world and i would give my life to get her out