[DISPATCH & ON SCENE] Phoenix & Glendale Fire Departments Responding to a SECOND ALARM FIRE

In this video, you will see Phoenix Fire Department and Glendale Fire Department responding to a 2nd Alarm fire at a boxing gym. This is Part 1 of 2 videos of this response.
Thank you to the Phoenix Fire Department and the Glendale Fire Department for always doing their best to keep everyone safe!
UNITS SEEN IN THIS VIDEO:
Battalion 6, Battalion 2, Battalion 151, Battalion 152, Engine 33, Engine 35, Engine 36, Engine 41, Engine 42, Engine 153, Engine 935, Engine 960, Reserve Utility 50, Utility 159, Squad 8, Ladder 33, Rescue 50, North Deputy Command, South Deputy Command, Car 957 South, Car 99, Command Response Vehicle
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[@kennethrodrigue1324]

Beautiful command and heavy rescue.

[@Christopherr86]

Awesome video! I like how how added the dispatch audio as well.

[@vfr_az]

Thank you! Glad you liked it!

[@heavydutymayonnaise]

The fact that "Battalion" sounded like "Italian" when the computer said it

[@kevinjones6471]

Really, really well put together!

[@vfr_az]

Thanks!

[@robertwest7015]

They should write tickets to all those gawkers who were riding through the parking lot

[@AmericanPatriot911]

What application is on screen at 1:48?

[@ValleyFireVids]

nice filming!

[@vfr_az]

Thanks!

[@isaacmacdonald6530]

Utility 159 is Actually Squad 159.

[@arizonafirefightersinaction]

Really? Utility 159 is Utility 159 and Squad 159 Is Sqaud 159. It clearly said Utility 159 on the truck clear as day. Plus Squad 159 has a double axel rear and is much larger

[@ryanwhipple7275]

Whats a Ladder-Tender?

[@vfr_az]

A ladder tender is a smaller truck that is staffed by the ladder crew. They use it in events where they don't need the big ladder, such as medical calls. Hope this helps!