Fire Department Response Compilation - BEST OF 2018

Best of 2018 is finally here! Units from Fairfax County, Arlington County, DC, and Montgomery County responding to various different emergencies. Enjoy!
Units responding, in order of video.
Truck 429- Responding for a fire alarm in a high-rise.
Engine 439, Battalion 401, Rescue Squad 439, Medic 439- Responding for an inside gas leak.
Engine 421, Rescue Squad 421- Responding for an outside gas leak.
Engine 413, Medic 413- Responding for an accident with injury.
Engine 429, Medic 429, Truck 429- Responding for an accident with injury, possible entrapment.
Engine 422- Responding for a medical emergency.
Truck 425, Battalion 401- Responding for an accident with injury, possible entrapment.
Tower 441- Responding for a fire alarm in a townhouse.
Rescue Squad 426- Responding for a medical emergency.
Engine 414- Responding for a medical emergency.
Engine 408- Responding for a medical emergency.
Tower 401- Responding for a medical emergency.
Truck 710- Responding for a medical emergency.
Engine 422, Reserve Truck 422- Responding for a fire alarm in a building.
Rescue Squad 418, Engine 418- Responding for an accident with injury.
Engine 438- Responding for a medical emergency.
Engine 419- Responding for a fire alarm in a townhouse.
Foam Engine 403- Responding for fire alarm in a building.
Engine 401, Rescue Squad 401- Responding for an accident with injury.
Tower 440- Responding for a house fire.
Truck 429- Responding for a medical emergency.
Rescue Squad 414, Engine 414- Responding for a accident with injury, possible entrapment.
Engine 417- Responding for a medical emergency.
Truck 425- Responding for an inside gas leak.
Rescue Squad 419- Responding for an outside gas leak.
Engine 429, Battalion 402, Truck 429- Responding for a still alarm.
Engine 703, Rescue Squad 703- Responding for an accident with injury.
Rescue Squad 401, Medic 401- Responding for an accident with injury.
Engine 437- Responding for a fire alarm in a building.
Truck 422- Responding for a medical emergency.
Truck 209- Responding for a house fire.
Rescue Squad 206. Responding for a fire alarm in a house.
Reserve Engine 429, Medic 429- Responding for a medical emergency.
Engine 425, Medic 425- Responding for a medical emergency.
Engine 402- Responding for a building fire.
Engine 1- Responding for a fire alarm in a high-rise.
Truck 2- Responding for fire alarm in a high-rise.
Engine 439- Responding for a medical emergency.
Engine 438- Responding for a medical emergency.
Medic 426, Engine 426- Responding for a medical emergency.
Rescue Squad 426- Responding for a high-rise fire.
Rescue Squad 729- Responding for a fire alarm in a building.
Medic 714, Engine 714- Responding for a medical emergency.
Engine 426, Rescue Squad 426- Responding for a building fire.
Engine 428, Medic 428, EMS404- Responding for a medical emergency.
Tower 405- Responding for a fire alarm in a house.
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[@palmertonrailproductions9756]

I cannot express it enough but Tiller 429 is loaded with lights holy hell

[@catwithabat7163]

I can easily agree with that shit load of side runners

[@anthonytrainvideos3537]

Awesome Video! I always like watching FairFax County trucks roll out!

[@BBFD3]

Awesome video! 2:25 was so awesome. Keep up the great work!

[@hldtrm]

Thank you for the support!

[@justanotheraviator2357]

Hell broke

[@P3FDFootage31]

Total AGREE

[@equipment-enthusiast]

That's some good shit there! Keep up the good work!

[@darrellwood7834]

That person that did that illegal U-TURN,wheres a cop when you need one.

[@Mausreaper45621]

I am 2:40 into this video and I can already tell fairfax county goes hard af

[@IsaiahLewis-lh2ip]

Traffic should move to side for fire truck

[@benjamincharette6705]

Fairfax county seems to be real busy

[@liamdempseyfirephotosvideo1475]

Station 418 & 110 was still under construction

[@liamdempseyfirephotosvideo1475]

13:30 why was there Black bunting at Station 703

[@danieltaz6555]

I was a firefighter from spring 1986 till end of July 2017 I ha e since retired but come back when needed i was 20 almost. 21 yrs old when I started full time

[@2k_adriandagoat453]

dam you are old lmfao im a 2010 baby.

[@2k_adriandagoat453]

born in 2008

[@danieltaz6555]

I was born in August 1965

[@emvvehicles_8]

419 sounds so similar to a Seagrave Marauder

[@annalou9793]

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[@liamdempseyfirephotosvideo1475]

4:58 Tower 441 used to be Tower 430

[@liamdempseyfirephotosvideo1475]

Tower 441 is a Former Tower 430

[@liamdempseyfirephotosvideo1475]

10:06 Engine 401 was using a Reserve Unit

[@hldtrm]

Liam Dempsey Fire Photography yes they were

[@liamdempseyfirephotosvideo1475]

10:50 was any Medic Units also on call along with Truck 429

[@hldtrm]

Liam Dempsey Fire Photography yes

[@theyluvzee9016]

Bro at 8:06 the horn was so loud the cam shook and I jumped

[@happycommentator6773]

I remember when Mack ruled the roost at 380 Hungerford Drive. CF pumper, R model pumper,R model squad. Rockville was a Mack department for decades. They also had a big Pirsch tiller for many years running out of 380 Hungerford Drive. The Mack Aerialscope they had ran out of 23's on Rollins Avenue.

[@liamdempseyfirephotosvideo1475]

14:18 was that NEW Engine 437

[@hldtrm]

Liam Dempsey Fire Photography yes

[@MrPummi88]

So viel Respekt vor Einsatzkräften aber Rettungsgasse ist trotzdem unbekannt...

[@BigMoneysLife]

What's that little spinny thing that some fire trucks have on the front with the lights on it?

[@treyburton354]

Roto ray