Seattle Fire Department Engine 2 and Ladder 4 being dispatched and responding to 1000 Aurora Avenue North at 1547 on 12/26/08. Engine 2 went on 3,501 runs during 2007, making it the busiest Engine company in the department. Ladder 4 went on 2,133 runs during 2007, making it the busiest Truck company in the department. My apologies for how shaky the video is after the companies leave the station (I guess I got a little excited!). Quartered in Station 2 are Engine 2, Ladder 4, Aid 2, Aid 82, and Safety 2.
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Howard County MD Station 7 responding to 2nd alarm fire Main Street Ellicott City
This is IFD Engine 27 responding to an Urban Search and Rescue. A 10 year old kid went missing from his eastside home. The USAR team along with IMPD responded found the kid 20 minutes later.
Ambulance 6-3 responding with Engine and Tower 6 to a fire alarm. Usually, we don’t go on fire alarms, but at this facility, the fire alarms and lifeline alarms are the same alarm. It’s a frequent visit, and of three of these calls since Sunday, this is the first good video. Good practice for driving, though.
Car vs Big Tree with Entrapment & Major Damage
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Truck 2, and Engine 5 responding!
Annual July 4th Fire Inspection winners for 2009 are Ladder 1
Portland Fire and Rescue Truck 13 responding with Medic 312 on a TR3 to the Lloyd Center Ice Center at 1529 on 12/29/08. A TR3 is a traumatic injury to a non critical area. The whoop-whoop sound you hear at the beginning is the station alert tone for Trucks. Engines have a slightly different tone. This lets station personnel know which company is being dispatched before the verbal description of the call comes in.
I’m timing my brother on how fast he can get his gear on. 1:49 flat! Good job bro!