Baltimore City FD Engine 6 responds to an EMS call

We are at quarters of the Thomas J. Burke Fire Station of the Baltimore City Fire Department, which houses Engine 6, Battalion 2, Car 5 (Shift Commander), Safety Officer 2, EMS Battalion Chief, Medic 7, Medic 24, Air Flex 2, and the Mobile Command Unit at 1100 Hillen Street in Oldtown, where we see the Engine as they respond to a 17B01G for a person who fell at 1701 Eutaw Place between Laurens Street and Wilson Street. I am unsure of the outcome of the run, but hopefully the person was OK. Engine 6 is using a spare 2008 Pierce Enforcer, which was originally assigned to Engine 30. Enjoy the view of the rig as it responds, as well as the sounds of the Q2B siren. If you have any questions about the video, feel free to message me. Comments are welcome. The videos were taken on December 7th, 2022.
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[@EmergencyResponseChronicles]

Awesome Catch! In case you guys don't know, this station is named after Chief Thomas J. Burke, Chief of Fire Department 1972-1980.

[@firefighterfan2010]

Nice catch of sliding down the pole and responding out of the station!

[@FL92002]

Thanks!

[@roderickcampbell2105]

Yes, I hope they are alright. A fall before Christmas is a bummer. And no no snow in Baltimore City. Seems a little odd... In any case, a very nice video. Thanks.

[@Stargazzer811]

Its been a warm winter on the east coast, probably due to that volcano in the pacific that blew a year or more ago now. Things like that screw with the world wide weather all the time.

[@celsoguajardovillarreal]

Saludos desde Apodaca Nuevo León México.

[@FL92002]

Saludos!

[@Brickify307]

Busy station? Also would you recommend going to this firehouse?

[@TN_fire_photographer]

When did they change the name of the firehouse?