**7 CATCHES + YELP SIREN** Seattle Firehouse 37 responding!

On 6/18/24, I went to Firehouse 37 in High Point at shift change to get in some buffing. After 3 days of no luck at 32, I was hoping to get at least one run at 37. Well, that ended up being 5 in total for them, plus M32 and AMR responding to some of their incidents and calls. Gotta love having the busiest house in the battalion! Thanks to the Station 37 crew for being super inviting and nice, I will definitely return!
By the way, in the second clip, I thought the Lt. said, "structure fire" and I was confused so I replied with "full response?", and he said nope. Whoops, my bad!
Thanks for watching!
Timestamps (in order):
00:00 Engine 37 and Ladder 13 responding to a 4RED for smoke in a hallway.
01:36 Engine 37 responding to a rubbish fire. (I was confused in this clip, sorry for talking)
02:55 Engine 37 responding to a medic response with Medic 32.
04:07 Medic 32 responding to a medic response with Engine 37 already on scene.
04:18 Ladder 13 responding to an aid response at a retirement home.
05:34 AMR responding to Engine 11s aid call.
06:02 Engine 37 responding to a fire alarm with Ladder 11.

[@edelaney80]

Busy house. Thanks for sharing!

[@SeattleResponses]

It sure is! Busiest house in the 7th! Thanks for watching.

[@dbyers3897]

I think Seattle's engine specs are some of smartest I've seen. Short OAL in part d/t a short bumper, short WB, top-mounted panel. Practical & safe for an urban environment. Pump operators are more likely to get run over than anyone since they commonly walk around the engine at the fireground & civilian drivers are often ogling the fire rather than watching where they're going. Cheers SFD! BTW, I lived near 37's & they aren't busy, mostly EMS runs. That's why the officer was excited to catch a fire.

[@SeattleResponses]

Thanks for watching! Still remains the busiest house in the 7th Battalion to this day.

[@firefighterfan2010]

Nice catches!👍🏻

[@SeattleResponses]

Thanks!