I appreciate you! Stay safe!

Astute observation

Nope! It's meant for rehab, but they utilized it for heat, for the staff of the building who (maybe) didn't have vehicles. It was 10 Fahrenheit with a brisk wind throughout this incident

It’s a structure fire originally dispatched as an AFA. Read the title, doofus.

@EmergencyGuy I can clearly tell you're not a fire fighter. It doesn't matter if it's an automatic alarm, you always dress like it's the real thing.

​@EmergencyGuy as stated above. It doesn't matter if it is a fire alarm call or a structure fire call. Packs should be on. Fire alarms go off for a reason. They are there to alert when there is a fire, as was the case here. If I were a taxpayer in this community I would not be happy about firefighters showing up not ready to go to work.

​@@CarTalesCrewI'm also trying to figure out why they all had on their high vis vests at a structure fire call.

@@CarTalesCrew Many places dont wear packs on the roof even for fires, Chicago and Boston are the first that come to mind

That's what I said in my comment. Then someone had the audacity to say to me "because its an automatic fire alarm" to which I replied it doesn't matter, you always treat it like the real thing

That's either the Leiutenent or the Captain of that apparatus

Bucket man wearing flammable safety vest and no air packs...

Sony FDR-AX700, shot in 4k30 at 100mbps

@@EmergencyResponseFilmTeamERFT awesome! Thank you

Certainly, that might be the case if there was any indication that the structure might collapse, or any evidence that something down the road could lead to a collapse. I don't see any of that here.

I mean, nothing is visible, so I guess it's easier to command and control the door for accountability of crews going in and out of the structure

@@jonarmedpiandsecurityoffic9051he should park in a spot next time and not by door I say main rigs take door just my thought but I get what u mean by better for accountability on crews inside

Thank you! Yes, it seems this department has it largely down well! The bus was the first one I've ever seen in person, and I was amazed to see it. It is truly a great resource to have access to, same with the retired chief as PIO!

In words for the chief, that's called dedication.@@EmergencyResponseFilmTeamERFT

What?

That's likely how the fire started, all searches were negative though.

No one was home and no personnel injuries! A good day, over all!

Massive is a subjective and descriptive term, when compared to a standard single- family dwelling fire.. a fully involved warehouse is massive. Here in Oklahoma City, warehouse fires are rare. Thus, this would be considered a massive amount of fire. That may be completely different in different regions of a state, country, and the world. Also, side note, this channel is 99% my own personal content. Massive, while applicable here, is also being used as a capture word in the title. You, as a content aggregator, should be familiar with this.

true saw bigger buildings in the video though so massive would be relative the buildings in the area it isn't the biggest that's all :)@@EmergencyResponseFilmTeamERFT

@jerseyshorefireresponse I totally get that. There are ALWAYS going to be larger buildings. They are just irrelevant unless involved in fire, in this case.

Hey there! For some reason, I've been having issues with saving descriptions, tags, and titles in a few other videos. I've contacted YT and am waiting a response.