This VOLUNTEER Fire Department has a MUSEUM | Twin Valley Fire Department Station 69
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- On this episode of Station Cribs we travel to Twin Valley Fire Department Station 69 to check out their station and museum! This fire department has the largest and most in-depth firefighter museum we have seen yet in a station cribs tour! They dedicated a whole wing of their building to this museum to showcase the history that they are built on. Twin Valley is a volunteer fire service that does a great job taking care of the community! They handle a wide range of terrain from turnpike rescues to State Park brush fires. We want to thank them for having us out! If you are interested in learning more or volunteering at Twin Valley Fire Department please check out www.tvfd69.com/
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Don’t be selfish; don’t try to impress others. Be humble, thinking of others as better than yourselves.
Philippians 2:3
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I love fire trucks
Happy firefighter appreciation day
Station 69.... Cool!
Everything has 69… they definitely wear I fight what you fear shirts LMAO
Huh?
I work for chili fire in Rochester ny and we are building a brand new station you should tour it when we’re down
We would love to! Shoot us an email at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com so we can line that up!
That is probably the best looking station I've seen so far that you have visited. Especially the fire museum. Love this channel.
Thanks for watching! Yeah this station was incredible and has a great group of volunteers that help it run smoothly!
I am a part time firefighter in N.IRELAND. Keep up the video's.
i agree
The best saying in the wold teamwork makes the dream work
T.E.A.M. = "Trusted, Engaged, Aligned, Motivated," that's how one of our more experienced firefighters put it during some of our exercises. I wrote it down and hung it on my door.
i love how everyone has their own custom mug
Yeah, it’s definitely a cool thing that they do that!
Washing those fire engines is quite a task. But it is fun, reaching way up with this long soapy brush really gives you a sense of how big and badass they are. I remember I used that gym a few times too and have played pool (and liar's dice) in that lounge with some buddies more times than I can count.
That’s awesome! Great group of guys!
My Grandpa used to be a volunteer firefighter for Canton he now is a building inspector I think i'm going to be a firefighter when I'm grown up.
They have such beautiful rigs!
What a great house and a great museum too. Always great to see the history preserved like that. Thanks for your awesome work!
Thanks for watching! Definitely awesome to see how they hand down the history for the next generation
69 nice
Knew this comment was gonna be somewhere lol
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This channel is so underrated like I’m just waiting to see the 1 mil subscribers that they 100% deserve the camera work is great and it’s educational
Thanks! That means a ton to us! Our first goal is to hit 100k subscribers, but yeah we eventually want to hit 1 million too haha
that has to be the biggest volunteer station i have ever seen
Definitely one of the bigger ones! They combined two stations which is why they needed the space
@@HeroesNextDoor I remember being surprised in the beginning that there wasn't a door in the second engine bay leading into the EMS or something (lol)
Oh my dad passed this all the time to get to work
Nice one! Reminds me of Demonracer, Rainman14, & their friends recording Twin Valley Fire Apparatuses responding. Love the Pierce MFG Rigs or any fleet of Fire Truck MFG!
Love watching those guy’s videos!
@@HeroesNextDoor Yup some really good responses in there along with good siren usages.
station 69, NICE
Great video
Very nice
Awesome video Mike! Love the museum and the trucks! Keep ‘em up!
Thanks for watching!
station 69 poggers
You need to checkout Horry County Fire Rescue station 15 “THE RANCH”
That sounds cool, if you have a contact shoot us an email at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com
Union Fire company in carlisle PA has one you should contact us and come by some day pretty historic company
Shoot us an email at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com so we can make that happen!
Maybe you can do an in-depth history of some stations?
12 years ago I moved from Europe to the US and there are a lot of differences. A lot of those differences are due to routines build up over the years. Most procedural changes happen after a large incident, so getting some more background would be greatly appreciated!
We can definitely work something up about that! Thanks for the idea!
Everytime a shot when he says fiscally responsible.
Renting it out is great when you have a lot of spare space and a big lot is great. Building the trucks out in addition to training and 300+ calls a year is a lot of work you put into something like this.
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You should check out the "Ashburton Fire Museum" on Facebook. History of our nearly 150 year old brigade in a whole building of its own. Has at least 6 fire appliances as well as the first steam powered horse drawn pump the brigade had. Volunteer as well, from New Zealand.
I grew up in Twin Valley and I believe that Jonestown Fire Dept has a better museum but definitely not a better fire house. That new structure they built is glorious. Funny thing I have found is that out here in Wray Co where local firefighter. Well let’s do last thoughts from cafe matial
Awsome video cool firehouse
THE FIRE HOUSE THAT I WORKED AT WAS LOCATED BYE THE SCHOOLAND THE SCHOOL DONATED THE LAND TO US
I’m in fair haven New York I think y’all should come tour ours!!!
Send us some contacts and we will try and schedule it. Watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com
This is amazing! Greetings from Germany
Thanks for watching!
Do a station rigs on engine 69-5
We will have to go back and do that, that thing was nuts!
Could you look more in depth at the brush 3
We will have to go back, but we were thinking the same thing! That apparatus was awesome!
@@HeroesNextDoor thanks
Nice
Heroes next door plz what is the background music
Come 2gether by ooyy
Lionville fire company kinda has a museum are rio,hand puller thing,and other stuff Lionville is in Chester county station 47
Yeah they do! We did an urban search and rescue training video with lion like a few weeks ago
Yay 😀
I wish this was my station
Station 69 noice
Id watch every advertisement in full if it means more amazing content
We appreciate that! The more money we make the more places we can check out! We take 10% off the top of everything we make and it goes back to the places we visit!
Check out pikesville Vfc & Lutherville Vfc In Particular!!! Both in Baltimore County MD!
1968 I was very confused for a second
You should Check out Westwood Fire Company. They have about 10 Active fire members that somehow run a Rescue truck, Engine, Tac, Traffic. Paid Ambulance staff running 4-5X Ambulances . They also just started a ALS service.
Funny seeing you here 😑
@@ryanfitz2214 lmfao
Time for some fun, can anyone point out where and when potato head makes his appearance. This one is difficult but he is there !!
Ought to check out Westminster vol fire department in Carroll County Md
Shoot us an email at watchheroesnextdoor@gmail.com so we can make that happen!
Are volunteer Fire Departments common in the US? I've heard of VFD stations some 10-20 miles from a major city. Here in Australia we have two types of Fire services; Bush Fire Services crewed by volunteers and common in rural towns and Fire and Rescue which are mostly crewed by professionals. Smaller towns have auxiliary fire crews who get paid only for call outs and some remote areas have volunteers. In bigger towns (20,000 people or more) there are generally a Fire and rescue service.
75% of all Fire Departments in the US are Volunteer.
They got money money😳
Basically all of the museum stuff was donated and they do a great job getting funds from renting their property and having the cell tower
As a Union County, PA volunteer, I’ve heard my company’s EMS tone multiple times. I’m currently unable to volunteer due to COVID-19 and the restrictions Governor Wolf imposed like the wolf he is.
hi
Been trying to figure this out, why do they have 2 engines but they’re labeled 69-1 and right to 69-5? Are there other stations that house 69-2 to 69-4?
I believe, I believe, that 69-5 is for a tanker co. Because all the other stations in Chester that work as tankers have a 5 at the end
this station is cool because they have stuff from the 9/11
Prices of fire trucks are possible?
Y’all done Colorado city/Hilldale city volunteer fire department
Not yet, do you have a contact for someone there?
@@HeroesNextDoor The chief is my uncle he said he would call me back and I don’t exactly know how I could send you it without everyone learning it
What Indiana Fire station are you referring to at the beginning of the episode?
White River Station 53
I hate to say it, but this tour felt rushed. Even in the museum, we got 1 or 2 shots and then that was it.
Thank you for the feedback we will try to improve! Not sure why that happened but I see what you mean. Thank you for watching.
@@HeroesNextDoor Thank you. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely love this series, this channel and the work you guys do to bring us content. I understand sometimes maybe you might want to hurry as to not overstay your welcome and what not, but if you get the opportunity to, I'd love for you to take your time and really immerse us in the station. Maybe if another station has their own museum, you can tell us about some of the stuff in there, like where it came from, what years it was used, etc. :)
Yoo station 69 lol
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Why all of this for a volunteer station it’s identical to a full time paid fire station
The Fire station gets no income from the county or from taxes so everything out here is volunteer. They make their own decisions on what to buy and can do what they want with the money they make themselves.
Why not?
Station *69* lol
Heh... 69....
There’s nobody one flaw about this station, It’s Station 69, Not good
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This doesn't even look like a volunteer fire department