Sand Springs Fire Department Battles Grass Fire

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7-16-24
Sand Springs Engine and Squad 2 tone out for a grass fire in hayfield, behind a local factory. On arrival, they requested Engine and Squad 1 to respond as well as Ladder 1 to staff Squad 3. With the wind-driven fire pushing towards a neighborhood, FD 1 and FD 2 (Chief and Deputy Chief) requested Keystone VFD and Mannford VFD to respond Mutual Aid.
Sand Springs Engine 1, Squad 1, Engine 2, Squad 2, Squad 3, FD1, FD2
Keystone VFD Chief 19, Squad 7, Squad 8, Engine 20
Mannford VFD Chief 261, Brush 260

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Комментарии : 10

@kcemergencyresponse Месяц назад

nice!!

@themaddoxcrandell Месяц назад

Nice catch, watched it go down from a nearby road

@soonerstatefirephotography Месяц назад

Thanks, and cool I happened to be heading west from Tulsa when they toned out.

@MillerStark1116 Месяц назад

Right on! Not too often you see engines respond on these grass fires, or at least that was the case on my side of the state.

@soonerstatefirephotography Месяц назад

@@MillerStark1116 yeah, most of the depts around here SS, Sapulpa, Berryhill, Tulsa, ect. Roll an engine or quint with their grass rigs. My dept is volly so we'll roll 1 or 2 brush trucks then a high-capacity engine or tanker.

@MarkGTLLC Месяц назад

Formerly with a rural California combination FD. We would roll several Patrols (T6 engine single staffed) along with a couple heavy engines (T1s - ours carried at least 1500 gals). Patrols would go off-road and direct with pump & roll while heavies hung out on the farm roads to hold the road and serve as water tenders when the T6s run dry.

@soonerstatefirephotography Месяц назад

@@MarkGTLLC if we are really low on manpower we'll take a T6 out with a 1 man crew, we don't like to though, it's rare. We roll an Engine or Tanker out with one man all the time for a brush fire.

@MarkGTLLC Месяц назад

@soonerstatefirephotography Tankers are great for wildland fire, SEATs can make some hay in light flashy fuels! BUT they're a lot more effective flying than rolling. 😉

@MillerStark1116 16 дней назад

@@soonerstatefirephotography Ah gotcha. My dept only had one engine that was reserved only for structure fires and vehicle fires. 75% of our calls were grass fires. A full-scale brush response for us would be our brush pumper, two heavy brushes, and our tanker.