Fire Department Emergency Evacuation Tones At Fires W/ Long Air Horn Blasts

[@Tbird1549]

Whenever I hear that evacuation signal it gives me chills!

[@emvvehicles_8]

Hearing The evacuation signal reminds me of structure fire dispatches in Orange County and MetroNet (California)

[@dayjahgarvin8190]

Me two

[@mikescott8478]

I watched an apartment go up in flames . The guy who accidentally started it died. It was like 2am and they blasted them horns.. i knew something bad was happening.. scared the hell out of me

[@Nickdude56]

No way!!!

[@HoboRoadrunner]

Yeah gives me siren head vibes

[@lasinthas4152]

Talk about triggering a primal fear response. Every time I hear that signal my fight or flight triggers.

[@keithbryant297]

Same

[@tracylarson1935]

Whenever I hear that evacuation signal it gives me chills! Because terrifying that we may loose them

[@jimlahey5733]

Gave me the craziest chills .. i never want to hear that on a call

[@courtneyestati5061]

The “I wanna get the fireman” line. That part was terrifying

[@lifeawsome5413]

At 5:08 you can hear someone in the background say “they’re fucking nuts” 😭🤣

[@BigPatG2008]

I think they got stuck up there and were trying to fight their way out 😢

[@TheWilmingtonRailfan]

Guys at 4:50 said, "na cap, we got this. We're not evacuating!"

[@mariahcarrey1507]

I live next to a highway and in the winter time when all the trees are dead you can literally see all the cars trucks and everything on the highway so yesterday I witnessed a car crash that was really bad because it was raining during the night time hours I assume a driver lost control of their car and crashed into the median and I think I heard the car strike the median !!! The next thing you know I heard a ton of EMS truck sirens police sirens and fire truck sirens going and rushing to that spot on the highway!!! I kept ignoring it until I came to the window and seeing a fire truck out there and heard these signals going off in the middle of the highway and I was thinking holy crap this is scaring the s*** out of me! I was thinking that they were trying to keep people from driving close to the scene when I heard this and I was thinking I bet you some drivers would be terrified to be on the highway with this happening!!!! It nearly traumatized me for life and made me not want to drive Ever!

[@joeycamara]

I have the most freaking out chills

[@Stepqen]

Well if the neighbours weren’t awake yet they would be now 😂

[@katnnumber1fan]

Just as they hit the horns...the fire was going under control.

[@Jiujitsumonty]

Respect, tough as nails 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🫡🫡🫡

[@equipment-enthusiast]

Nice collection! Very educational

[@ThomasSteffien]

nice idea to make a certein Compilation

[@courtneyestati5061]

All the pass alarms going off-

[@gingerbread6614]

Sad for people. But good. Video. Thank you

[@TrainsOnGoPro]

Nice Video! Stay Safe Everyone!

[@jaysmith1408]

What’s a ‘strategic’ evacuation, as opposed to the good old fashioned getting the hell out of dodge?

[@thespaceelefant2441]

same thing, better ring lmao GET THE HELL OUT

[@ShortArmStrongArm]

Amount of tail tucked

[@Ghost88890REAL]

Strategic evacuation is the same as retreating Vietnam lol.

[@MrMcQueen_01]

If they really wanted to get out quick they would leave the hose and most of other equipment where it was and GTFO

[@KH-bt2fs]

I’m obsessed with firefighters and you guys got to watch Chicago fire

[@keithbryant297]

Same I've been there since my childhood

[@lynnmoore2664]

Great video!

[@rwinnovation7758]

What is the siren sound heard at 1:38?

[@Ghost88890REAL]

That's the PASS alarm. Personal Alert Safety System. Practically just means if a brother doesn't move for 30 seconds (max) the alarm goes off meaning they are pinned down.

[@rileykeenan989]

@@Ghost88890REAL or just not moving standing still also sets it off.

[@historyviewllc]

That sounds haunts us after 9/11. So many chirps for so many lost 😭

[@elijahhawkins3909]

It's a pass pre-alarm going into alarm chances are in the firegrounds it's just a hose line or door guy who can't move enough to reset it just trying to get it to shut the hell up before they scare the Safety officers to death

[@clubfoote1960]

My question is why the heck would there be fire fighters still inside of the building after the evacuation tones were blasting?

[@kokopellione]

Because a lot of the time they have trouble hearing them

[@brandonmcglocklin9040]

Its surprisingly hard to hear it over everything going on inside, the horns you can hear over everything so it's a coverall to make sure everyone knows to get the heck outta there

[@melissaspake7727]

A raging fire is surprisingly loud, plus you have a ton of gear on, your pass unit, the water roaring., it’s very loud. They will usually blast those horns in blasts of three until every firefighter is accounted for

[@ChuckSannel]

Is it just me or are most evacuation signals on older style houses?

[@W4T3RM3L0N1]

Because the older the structure is the more worn down it is.

[@PrincessUndertaker]

Where do they do the Air horn Blats inside the Fire truck?

[@toxictony692]

Most pumper trucks have a button on their flow panels. Big red button.

[@xandersedmak]

ahhh newark ohio i love them

[@tuggyboat]

its newark nj bro. West orange, maplewood, and city of orange all were present in the video. Maplewood NJ is 5 mins from newark nj. Not ohio

[@fl.emergvehicles]

When they use air horns does it me evac

[@apple-gv1fy]

Yes it means immediate evacuation die to risk of collapse or flashover

[@elijahhawkins3909]

Not always the evac alarm has a specific way of doing it three bursts followed by silence usually but I have heard one guy do it in Morse code for a training. But normally the air horn means get out of my way or the driver is saying hello or just messing with you. It all depends on the context and way they use it

[@melissaspake7727]

On the scene of an active fire where there is eminent risk of injury or death they will give three long blasts of the air horn, then as the other guy said silence, many times after a couple seconds they will again sound them and will repeat in that manner until everyone is accounted for.

[@ticky2586]

2:18 what was that alarm ?

[@rileykeenan989]

Sounds like a panic.

[@Nickdude56]

That's a "Working Incident" tone in my city. It goes like this: Units are dispatched, first unit arrives and updates dispatch. If they update it to a working (Active) fire, they put out those tones to let other units know it's been upgraded.

[@Signal11]

Signal 10+ Alarm. It’s either used for notifications during fires or before toning units.

[@cjsadman3750]

RIP Headphone Users.....

[@mmzddx96]

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[@mmzddx96]

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