Weehawken, NJ 6th Alarm Full Involved House Fire Multiple Mutual Aid Towns Operating at Scene
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- Опубликовано: 12 апр 2023
- This was a 2nd Fire that came in 2mins after the 1st Fire and North Hudson Fire & Rescue already sent almost all there units to the 1st Fire so they had to wait for Mutual Aid to come in. Did my best on the rundown. The 1st Fire I did a short video of who was on scene posting in a few days.
North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue
211 Jane Street Weehawken, NJ
1st Alarm
E3 E5 SQ10
L4
BC2
Working Fire
Jersey City E7 E11 L3 BC3
2nd Alarm
Hoboken E1 L1 BC
3rd Alarm
Bayonne E6 E7 L3 BC
4th Alarm
Kearny E1 LT2 DC3
5th Alarm
Belleville E2
Bloomfield E3
Montclair L1
6th Alarm
Elizabeth E1
Rahway E4
Union L2
Coverage
1st Battalion
Orange E4
Cedar Grove E72
South Essex TL31
2nd Battalion
Passaic E2
Clifton E4
Paterson LT1
3rd Battalion
East Rutherford E2
Carlstadt E2
Ridgefield Park L1 
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Legend says the inch and 3/4 is still spraying water to this day. Some days with a nozzle. Some days without a nozzle.
I was glad to see the attention given to save the house with all the lights on. Great job, Firefighters!
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hey nigga get that ark out ninnga
Me too. It must have been clear to them early on that the building on fire was a loss.
This is a great training video, hopefully they will swallow their pride long enough to review it.
Looks to me that their main focus was to stop it spreading to the other buildings and that was the smartest to do. Great video.
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what about smoke damage and structural damage to the bldg on the left? The ladder truck that was on scene and not in operation should have been set up so that when the tower ladder set up, all the ladder truck had to do was charge the supple and get water on the fire. There wouldn't have been a collapse or the collapse would have been interior.
@@ems324 powerlines were in the way
Take your time no rush or anything.
I think they did a phenomenal job protecting the house next-door that could’ve completely gone up in flames too.
all 3 houses were a total loss because of the smoke damage to the house on the left and the complete loss of the 2nd and 3rd houses. In just about ever video I see in Jersey they let the house or building get completely out of control and lose the structure because everyone is standing around or there's one guy on the nozzle spraying water on a fire that's quickly getting out of control.
So heartbreaking for these families. Pray no one got hurt or killed. Firemen did a great job ! Bless you all!
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I think they did a great job of getting the best handle on this that they could. This is not an easy situation. So much respect for these firefighters.
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Glad to see the one fireman was trying to save the house on the left. There was no hope of saving the other ones already burning down.
They tried there best they had heavy fire on arrival with water issue and a small crew due to another fire at the same time.
Outstanding video, Skyler!
And hats off to all the members who responded to this call. Things could've been much worse with that exposure B house. They really did do a hell of a job!
When the chief takes a line, it’s time to step in and help.
damn devastating for the residents, nice coverage Skyler
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Great video. Seriously bad fire. Fire service did a great job of preventing the spread. Fire in those closely spaced houses is a real nightmare, seems to me.
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And fully-attached housing is obviously much worse, as what is very COMMON in San Francisco. So, we cannot be sure if S.F. has really learned the lessons of 1906. I would have to say that the house on our left, with Xmas lights on its porch railings, had to have been used as a buffer, and it's probably a goner anyway, to with the great amounts of water poured on it, to make it a cooler zone, to protect the structure to the left of that. And the air inside of that, looked PLENTY smoky.
Wow ! that was some fire,great coverage Skyler stay safe
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I agree with you, Skyler. A collapse zone was needed in front. Luckily the house on the left peeled off in sections. It's too bad a tiller was positioned right in front of the incident structures. Several engines with deck guns would have been more useful with all the overhead wires & trees in the way of aerial setup. Covering all exposures is all you can do once structures are fully involved given the volume of fire.
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Excellent simply excellent thanks Tyler
My pleasure!
I was very surprised to see only one line working upon arrival... So many things just did not look right....
Perhaps because of the lack of man power, one hydrant at the end (dead end as that) of the street, trying to protect the "b" side from going up and many more disadvantages all the "right steps" could not be taken right away. The original fire building was gone before arrival of FD. But they did save the B building.
I understand your thoughts but they had heavy fire on arrival before the line was charged they already backed out was just to much fire... they didn't have all there companies do to another fire at the same time. they had to wait a long time for mutual aid
Oh yeah well if they hadn’t shown up this fire would’ve gotten way out control so good job bad job they extinguished that fire and put it out and their heroes no matter what
Yeah much like rural fire fighting. Just do what you can til mutual aid arrives on scene. It’s a crappy feeling.
Great Catch Skyler, good narration ....
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Great vantage point for this report. Thanks for the post.
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Great video brother sucks to see folks losing everything though be safe and thank you for sharing this
Luckily no one was home
Skyler… excellent information and fire ground video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great job by all. Frustrating things is that when it's time to re-build the new house will be placed within 2 feet of the next house like it's been done for the last 100 years. They never learn.
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My heart hurts for the families that lost their homes 😢
Great video, thank you for sharing and giving the narrative that you did.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, and well covered. Would have been nice to have some other viewing angles, but I understand the restrictions faced at the scene. Deepest sympathies to those who lost property in this fire. Excellent job by the fire team, especially given the circumstances.
Interesting to see front door , banisters and hedges holiday lights are on still !
One would think the deployment of that ladder truck earlier in the battle would have been a much higher priority.
They where alone for over 35mins…. They where inside protecting the exposure. They had major water issues and had to pull out know your facts before you trash them…. 3 engines and 1 truck with 3 man crews
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God Bless these firefighters 🚒 🙏
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excellent coverage, best I have seen yet.
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So colourful.
It’s all about water. Multiple fires and water supply problems cause headaches for the fireman. When I was a fireman/EMT I had several impossible problems presented that you just had to figure out as fast as you could. Glad I just the watch this video and didn’t have to fight it. Great job by the firefighters and the videographer.
The Fire Chief on that line, saved* that exposure. Great job everyone,,,big* fire roaring! Thankyou all, NJFD, L.E., Paramedics, our videographer,, for your service to us all!
Great footage brother
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Unbelievable job on that D exposure. That’s unreal how well they saved that house.
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You mean B?
heartbreaking loss😢 the firemen had an important job to do to keep everyone's home close by to be protected.
Great job ! Exposure coverage well done
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I've seen this so many times in Jersey - they set up the ladder but it takes forever to get the water flowing.
Not sure why Jersey even has any aerial support. Every fire video I have seen, they do not implement this equipment until it's to late.
Nor do they position the ladder truck properly on arrival.
It's not just Jersey, I've seen it in quite a few states, mainly Florida. But as being I'm *originally* from Neptune NJ, I get you. Especially when it comes to Ocean Grove or Bradley Beach. Pretty much the entire shore, but especially Monmouth County. Greetings from Seattle!! We have one of the best departments in the country,up there with FDNY, Chicago, Boston,LA and SF. Tacoma and Portland Oregon are straight garbage IMHO. BTW new subscriber!!
yeah, I don't know what it is but they have an repugnance to putting water on the fire.
@@jaybird4095 so you're judging the approximately 720 fire departments in the state of New Jersey on some RUclips videos?
❤ great video Sir. ‘ God bless these Fire Fighters 🇺🇸🙏
I heard John's voice. At times i feel like you guys' carpool because your videos usually start at the same time. Great video, thanks.
90% of the time we work together!
Was John with you at this fire?
You cover a lot of fires and extremely well I might add. Since you are exposed to a lot hazardous situations I was wondering (and hoping) about any personal protection that you may use. Keep up the excellent work.
I wear a hood
Only one word describes the fire is WOW
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Good Catch on this one !
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Excellent video really good job capturing the intensity of the fireground. Those firefighters did an excellent job containing the blaze to the fully involved dwelling. Could easily had gotten out of control if they didn't take care of the exposures on either side.
I think the house to the right burned too.
excellent job Skyler Thank you for finding the radio channel I was hoping the white exposure house would not catch on fire Very thorough & professional reporting Thank you Skyler --- Debbie
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Excellent exposure protection water from Santa Claus on the deck gun!
Glad you were there to put out that pot Skyler. Good reporting.
Great Job saving that #2 exposure!
This is one of my biggest fears I have I hope everyone made it out safely thank you firefighters for everything you do ❤🙏
This is very sad for those involved, however great job protecting the exposures. In this case that was all that could be done.
Great video Skyler. Those wooden houses are Tinder boxes. I think if I build one I’ll stick with granite blocks. Yeah, build my own Mayan Temple
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The Young Pride Landers told me they'd symbolize firefighters with royal shields and fire trucks with mopeds!
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The one house has got there lights up for next christmas already Ya Right.
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I pray that there was no loss of life of any individual or animal. Sad, in a blink of an eye you can lose everything. I hate fires, it's so devastating.
Did a good job saving the house to the left!
That was a pretty dang good job saving the exposure on the bravo side consider all that heavy fire. How does a 3-story structure become completely involved like that. It must have been burning for quite some time before fire was dispatched. Or maybe it was an exposure. Great video, but sad.
Probably hiding in the walls or in a room until the door burned through
Came in as smoke in the area
Great footage I hope they can rebuild.
You and me both!
Wow it had to be hot where you were standing. Great job covering this inferno. I'd say they did a good job knocking this down and protecting the exposures wouldn't you ?
are you kidding ..total amateur operation.
@@EMJE272 No
@@EMJE272 who are you and what department do you work for?
you clearly don't know what you are talking about and know nothing about what happened.
@@EMJE272 Armchair Battalion Chief!🤣😂🤣
Took 3 min to protect the left exposure... Come on guys
At least, they finally saved it
wow all i can say is wow
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@@SkylerFire No worries 🧑🏻👍🏻
And overhead web of power lines are such a problem for firefighting in a neighborhoods like this. The trees don't help either. After the tiller stick was deployed if you listen closely to the coms you could hear an officer saying that they needed to move it because they were touching the power lines.
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My aunt lived 220 jane wow some fire
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My God! This was a serious fire. So sad for those families who loosed everything. 😢. What I don’t understand is that the main building material for these homes is wood. In my country, the Netherlands, all the inside and outside walls are made from bricks and concrete. The floors are made with pored concrete. Windows are triple layered and fireproof.
These wooden buildings are fully involved within seconds. Can somebody explain to me what the regulations are regarding the building rules? Good luck for those involved.
Even 100+ years ago? That is when these homes werr built.
Nice exposure protection; main structures were already a total loss
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You know, people should have respect for our first responders.. instead of complaining, could you do the job better than they can????😢
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Kris krinkle on the deck gun!❤
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The deck gun guy is cool. One question I have is I thought firemen needed to be clean shaven to have a tight fit on the masks? I guess if he just does the deck gun, it's okay? I live on Jane Street. The guys did a good job under difficult circumstances. The people who lost their homes want to come back. Waiting on the rebuild.
Major fires all over New Jersey this week.
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That’s some fire. Sometimes makes me wonder how these fires originate
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So awful to see. How many home were damaged, I wonder? Hope everyone is safe..
Doesn’t make sense…why aren’t they attacking from the front?
House in full flammen.
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How uninhabitable would that white house (directly next to the collapse) with the Xmas lights on its porch have become? All of that water pouring on it, to prevent its involvement looked like Yosemite Falls. I do hope that I properly understand what you were trying to present in this vid.
Wow great job fighting a Fire that size and for saving the other houses. Im not a fire fighter nor do i live in the States but i was just wondering why do they build the buildings so close together?...Where there is a potential risk of fires. i hope no one or fur babies was hurt during this fire.
Odd image with the house on the left it's lights still on, only light smoke condition and directly next door, only a couple feet away an absolute inferno!
Pretty common
The way they constructed these homes at the turn of the last century was always a bad idea. This is how a whole block can go up in flames just from one house fire. I'm impressed with how they saved the white house next door. Not sure how the house on the other side turned out.
Good job protecting adjacent structures.
those streets are Really Narrow !
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Oh !Poor owners! 😢
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I’m sorry but this is a very sad situation,these guys are slow as shit.I’m sorry my grandfather was WFD for 27 years,so I have a great respect for FD. This just looks like they have been beaten down. Sorry guys,glad nobody was hurt.
Why does north hudson always have two multiples at the same time recently?
No idea. Fact is that they are extremely densely populated.
@Skyler Fire I mean what are the odds that it keeps happening?
this is why i could never live in the city your neighbors house catches fire good chance your is too they are so close you could reach out the window of each house and shake hands with your neighbor!
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Now how did get to NJ so fast !?
Well let’s see…. Fire was 35mins in so I wouldn’t call that fast. Talking about a 15min ride across the Hudson River.
@@SkylerFire nice work
Must have been a hoarder ,that fire was white hot. There must have been massive amounts of fuel in that house.
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Not necessarily a hoarder, it could've been an electrical short
Why wasn't ladder gun deployed sooner?
Water issues
Great job on the coverage, but WTH?
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Santa Clause on the deck gun. 😂
Yep... I saw that. Lol
HA from what I hear it was a retired chief in the area!
35 min's in when he arrives, and there's only one line in operation. Guess they are copying the nyc way of firefighting. A total clusterphuck
You weren’t at either one of the fires you should get your facts straight….
Why did it take 15 minutes to get that ladder water?
3 firefighters on a truck.
US houses light up like tinder boxes
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Good job on the video! Was this a paid department ? If so poor job took forever to get the ladder truck in service .
Please understand the facts before you bash! 2 fires came in at the same time the first one was a 2nd alarm on arrival there was only 3 engines 1 ladder responding to this fire and all from a distance…. They tried to do a interior attack and had to pull out due to the heavy volume of fire… mutual aid was coming from a distance they had water issues aswell.
The problem with buildings so close together. I wouldn’t want to live there. Bet the fire insurance is pretty high for that reason.
The problem is a poorly trained fire dept.
Your info is false! Know the facts about the fire!
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Thats what happened when humans keep building tooth pucks when are humans build stones brick
Using Neuruppin ABC Feuerlöscher helps
What started the fire.
No idea
why they build houses so close together and why anyone would wanna live in them is crazy to me. My house is in the city but I have 20 feet on the sides of my house to the neighbors. Same with those townhouses that are mirror images with only a wall in between them. STUPID IDEA.
3 words: surround and drown
There was another fire nearby, so manpower was lacking
Video after video is far too frequent of communication issues, delayed reactions, equipment failures. I don't know how these command officers ever get to their positions. That ladder should have been up LONG before it was. Two ground lines of inch and a half you might as well drop your zippers and relieve yourself for all those piddly lines are gonna do. Extremely poor skills at planning and decision making. These people need to get off of their HERO towers that they place themselves on and start doing their job.
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It's difficult to hit like or dislike. It's very upsetting.
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@@SkylerFire. I wasn't trying to be rude. I just don't like fire. I watch these to help me with PTSD.
We had several fires, close to where we live.
I do believe firefighters are worth their weight in gold.
The exposure is too hot on the camera.