Wonder what the monthly fire insurance premium would be on those homes when the insurance company calculates premiums based on distance from nearest fire hydrant and also distance to nearest fire station.
What are you talking about? Sure, the third alarm was the 25 minute drive but likely first do engine was there within seven minutes and by the time this engine got there the fire was pretty much completely out.
As always excellent outstanding brilliant outstanding they deserve alot of credit tons of it let's honor and appreciate the paramedics and firemen who proudly serve us your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks great job great team work and great and sweet catches as usual still going strong great team efforts are deeply appreciated thanks lets stop and hope everyone is doing ok right wonder what the couse was stay safe and warm out there stay strong and healthy as well much love and respect and appreciation job well done you should be proud very impressed way to go !!! Joe
Being a x volunteer firefighter we had 3 fire stations our arrival time was 2 to4 minutes any department all volunteers including volunteer ambulance service
Thank you because I was about to lay into them and well you did it NICE CORRECTLY AND PROFESSIONAL……I’m less tactful if it hits me on JUST the right date and well after the last 2 weeks we have had let’s just say I was about to unload and offer whoever that was to come take up a spot at our “VOLLY” house 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 but for the record all but 3 in our “VOLLY” house does this FT and our Chief is a FT Battalion Chief of a major city in the same county and has over 40 years experience and 3rd generation and teaches at our academy. We have one of the best stations there is because we know how to apply for all the grants and fund raise and train some up and comers even better than if they worked for a city. Yes many do make others look bad (BUT ISNT THAT IN ANY PROFESSION??????) just asking
Okay on the report of the house fire it should have been reported who was on scene as the Engine you reported being dispatched, and then to find out their was already a response on scene, guess you left that out
E71-1, Why are you running in the Right-hand lane and not the Left (when you have multiple lanes)? It is a bit more dangerous than otherwise since drivers are supposed to pull over to the right (hahaha yes, I notice they usually freeze or don't). Passing on the right can lead to many legal problems if a collision occurs. Nice work at coming to a Red signal and waiting to cross til traffic yields. Perfect. 6th due? Based on what we saw on your arrival every other closer station had just 1 unit? maybe there was a Truck?. T74 likewise, passing on the right? Get up closer and wait til traffic moves over, be safe
based on the length of engines and flat roads, probably not in PA. Also, based on apparent age of firefighters, i'd is volunteers responding to daylight call, and at least one tanker, my guess, they saved the basement, but may have kept spread to other structures.
Okay me being a Retired Firefighter I have to voice my opinion. Firstly, why isn't there a closer firehouse? If the fire district is that wide spread there should be closer fire houses? Response time taking this long is unacceptable, and where is the response of a fire chief? It almost seems like it's in another county for this response?
This was not the first due units. They are on the initial box alarm there are 4 stations that are closer than Delmar is. That side of the county is quite rural as well.
@@chrisboek2346 Exactly my thoughts. I hated that the first POV engine we saw only use its power call once, and never again. That siren should have been on the ENTIRE time they were in motion.
Engineer: Engine 741 arrival. Nothing showing. Dispatcher: Arrival?...Where? Engineer: 741 arrival Salisbury 3rd alarm mutual aid. Dispatcher: Salisbury? That was last week! Engineer: Yeah, we had to stop for fuel a couple of times. Dispatcher: E741, Where in Salisbury are you? Engineer: At the 3rd alarm! I guess we're first in. Dispatcher: First in?...Where in Salisbury??? Engineer: Salisbury North Carolina! What, are you stupid?
18 minutes to get on scene, unbelievable, a house can burn down in 5 minutes, I hope this is not there standard. Whoever’s plan this is , you need to do better, township you need to do better, fire dept.’s you need to do or demand better. Anyone can tell this is piss poor planning all around the table 30 minutes and more trucks are just arriving on scene
not everyone has a fire station next to them. I am in MI, I had a house fire. Mutual aid got here before my township did. Township station is like 9-10 miles away. Years ago I was a volunteer in ND our dept covered 20-30 sq miles
