Tones drop for an alarm in Stamford

We are at Central Station/Headquarters of Stamford Fire Department at 629 Main Street, where we see Truck 1 and Unit 5, the Deputy Chief, as they respond to a call for an automatic alarm at Richardson Gypsum at 317 Courtland Avenue at Crescent Street. Glenbrook Fire Department/Stamford Engine 6, and Engine 4 also responded. Truck 1 is a 2015 Seagrave Marauder tower ladder with a 95-foot mid-mount Aerialscope. Unit 5 is a 2023 Ford F-250 4x4. Enjoy the sounds of the tones as they go off, as well as the view of the responding companies. If you have any questions about the video, feel free to message me. Comments are welcome. The video was taken on June 6th, 2023.
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[@troyhall4039]

Of all the apparatus companies out there, Seagrave makes the best mid mount aerial platforms and I love that a quint version is available also especially for a 95 footer.

[@davecSFD]

👍 100% their apparatus is beautiful and functional. That squared off nose is iconic. I've worked with a lot of manufacturers' vehicles over the years and never had to second guess a Seagrave's ability or durability.

[@thedude4795]

Huh?

[@terrydilley6608]

I have so much respect and appreciation for the men and women who work in emergency services. They perform and do such amazing medical services to our community. Many Thanks 😊 🙏.

[@ottawaemergencyresponses]

Awesome catch. Love these videos that start inside with the tones and then everyone getting ready

[@FL92002]

Thanks. I like to try and get the beginning of a run in its entirety when I can.

[@JustinNYCode3.]

That was beautiful

[@christian-jakobgrasl]

That’s one absolut gorgeous and beautiful looking Seagrave Tower 🥰🥰

[@brendangearty5584]

Let the Fire Department know I love the Presentation !

[@megaweld7018]

Beautiful House & Excellent Rigs ! Thanks for posting !

[@FL92002]

You're welcome! Glad you like it!

[@firefighterfan2010]

Nice Catch!👍

[@FL92002]

Thanks!

[@mikebanks33]

Beautiful video same tone as my company Waterbury Fire Department

[@fdnyfilms3354]

Tones sound a bit similar to the Emergency! Tones!

[@jpope537]

Nice

[@FL92002]

Thanks!

[@wxvyd9653]

Did the dispatcher say all units God bless before she said the timeout 00:33?

[@emt5330]

It sounded like it to me

[@adamjapha9782]

She said “all units Ground 1”

[@wxvyd9653]

@@adamjapha9782 preciate it, idk how i heard what i did lol

[@Steve-cu1ye]

​@@emt5330ur lying😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bobdambra4421]

Not one of you mentioned how slow they were to hit the street (2:12 sec). Hold your breath while your commenting how pretty the fire trucks are for 2:12 sec. Discusting.

[@paintballgaming1090]

It’s a fire alarm buddy chill out

[@bobdambra4421]

@@paintballgaming1090 iam sure my comments were way over your head by the comments you made. Why are you so nasty on a very ligidamite observation/statement concerning someone needing help????? Is there anything more important then time???

[@paintballgaming1090]

@@bobdambra4421 Well considering you can’t spell disgusting, legitimate, and don’t know how to capitalize I’m pretty sure my comment went above your head. Nothing I commented was “nasty” it was a very simple and factual statement. It’s a fire alarm meaning that an automatic alarm or pull station was triggered for whatever reason. Out of the hundreds of fire alarms I’ve ever been on I can count on one hand how many have been legit. In this case there is something more important than time, it’s called safety. What good are they if they’re rushing off with no due regard for anyone and they end up crashing and injuring or killing themselves or others? Or if they don’t have their gear on correctly what good are they to any victim if they aren’t protected themselves. And since you act like you know everything, have they been out to this address multiple times today or was this the first occurrence?

[@bobdambra4421]

@@paintballgaming1090 thanks for your comments, may the force be with you