911 Fire Call

[@DavidMiller-qu2sr]

What a great video I enjoy watching your videos keep making great videos I like your videos a lot keep making great videos

[@joegaito702]

The dispatcher and paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love and appreciate you guys keep them safe out there job well done you should be amazed and proud you guys rock thanks ! Joe

[@HolyMarkMcGrath]

Extremely well coordinated response. If only all dispatch centers had this.

[@RealDoctorMuffins]

They are.

[@RainbowBaconRBLX]

That's because, they DO

[@blainenodes8182]

That was a dramatic,factual video,thanks to all our dispatchers in MSP area,and all 1st responders, professional,🙏💗

[@azschalter]

Interesting to see. There is a lot of radio com and manual tasks for the dispatcher involved. Here In Europe, stuff is more automated. We'll get all needed infos send to our pager and an alarm app on our smartphone. The app doubles as a GPS taking the address over to either Google or Apple Maps depending on your device. Status updates like which vehicle is en route or has now arrived is done via status button on the radio and automatically visible on the dispatchers computer.

[@BloodStainedTear]

depending on where you are in the US some of our dispatch systems are automated but still need to be manned by a live dispatchers some dispatch centers are tied right in with the police computers in the cars so the cops assigned to a particular call can see and hear everything the dispatcher is seeing and hearing and at least in my state all of the the police and fire services can tie into each others radio frequencies for mutual aid purposes that was all brought about after 9/11 because there was no intercommunication with the various services

[@thedenthero7399]

All the issues that they are requesting help from other areas

[@joegaito702]

Outstanding and excellent job by the dispatcher and paramedics and firemen deserve a lot of credit your service and time and efforts are deeply appreciated thanks don't work to hard love and appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock great job great catches as usual way to go ! Joe

[@stevewolf9211]

Good video but why was only one engine dispatched to smoke in a garage? When we are dispatched in St. Louis county for a call like that it’s a first alarm. Now the first due engine has his hands full until the other companies arrive. As chief Dick of the Black Jack fire district use to say “better to have them in route and not need them than to need them and not have them”.

[@DBR00]

Very interesting video. Very well done. Excellent editing and video quality.

[@determined2win585]

Excellent video

[@FloridaCatholicGuy]

The only thing would say is the original call gave me enough information where I would have paged this out as a structure fire. Once there was a confirmed structure fire it would be upgraded to a working fire/all hands.

[@legohead6]

since this is a dramatization I imagine this was done on purpose to show a call being upgraded and give a bit more content. In the real world there are many factors that would be taken into account to determine the initial call type.

[@noahpruitt9245]

Awesome to see. In Vance County NC we run three houses (county and 2 closest vollie depts which now are all combos) to any residential alarms. Smoke pumping out a house would be initially dispatched as a structure fire, with confirmation resulting in instant fire attack by first due with full assignment dispatch for all hands (county rescue, EMS, LEO). Great video, thank you for showing us how each great community does it! :)

[@michaelgatien4277]

It’s great to know how fast 9-1-1 dispatchers send help, it’s make the difference between life and death.

[@kathrynaraguz4816]

They take forever to get to emergencies where I live…

[@craigroberson8757]

2 things you don't want to hear going defensive and the call for par

[@chambersjamal7358]

I go get my application today for dispatch I'm Excited.

[@DomsRadioChannel-gc5jf]

That sounded like my pager tones for a second got me up and headed towards the door

[@ericmattinen4728]

Nice to see how fires are paged out! They make it look so easy! Realize this is a dramatization, in my center, it is a one person operation at night, 2 during the day. If I page out a fire, I am trying to do it while trying to answer a dozen or more 911 calls about it, or maybe one of them is an unrelated ambulance call, while calling utility companies, notifying LE for traffic or immediate rescue if they are first on scene. I can imagine Hennepin County SO has multiple dispatchers on all of the time, considering there are over 1.2 million people in the county. I can't imagine the mayhem that ensues on a busy day if they handle all of the 911 calls for EMS, Fire, and LE.

[@praetorxian]

Bro was forced to stop chopping his Cilantro. That’s a hate crime!

[@tauepsilon4220]

❤👍 no questions asked, everyone loves the firefighters when it's your time. Where would be without emergency hotlines!! The crap love them. As we do more than we are obligated.... I dream until no one will do this job

[@user-bo1rj2xu2s]

Very interesting. Thank you. Great editing, btw.

[@mondonproductions4088]

well made video

[@ohiostate9156]

Kudos to 911 dispatchers. I feel alot of time they arent seen as important as the ones on the front line. They have a very stressful job and it requires them to be on it 100%. Im a Responder and I wouldnt want their job!

[@connorrothen]

I thought at first that was my pager going off😅

[@kristiefeldman2684]

Great job you guys

[@songwriter90]

This was greatly executed, this helps me learn more about 911 dispatchers and what their job is as I recently put in a job application for becoming a 911 dispatcher , prayerfully I do get this position because I always had a passion for becoming a 911 dispatcher, I’m nervous about interviews though because sometimes I mess up on them. 🙏🙏🙏Pray for me everyone 🙏🙏

[@newsallypurpleyt8609]

Interesting and cool vid.

[@Donnyboyy]

Dispatcher’s are way under paid in my opinion

[@suzannasymonds8982]

Pom

[@karagregory69]

Other department call it a confirmed 10-75.

[@a_wholegem767]

Well organized video .....❤

[@Flyingone2683]

GOOD INFORMATION

[@kyleward-kw7vw]

While the facts presented here are accurate, the amount of chaos missed is notable. Nobody calls 911 with a calm voice. Responders are rushing to get on the rig, with sirens, traffic, multiple lines of radio traffic and driving through traffic all being considered real-time. This is factual but missing some realism.

[@haydenramsey3574]

My friend is a police officer he lost his life on duty there was 6 gunshot one hit him in the leg and one in his arm he died in the hospital that day

[@sandigrace2271]

😢 I'm so sorry to hear this.

[@youngjc1505]

I am very sorry for your loss

[@haydenramsey3574]

@@sandigrace2271 thx you

[@haydenramsey3574]

@@youngjc1505 thx you

[@Sereno44]

Jesucrist... a got mad when policeman is killed on the line of duty... nobody cares. Blue lives matter

[@LynnDeatherage-q3k]

The fire 🚒🔥🔥🚒 call tone is almost like Roseville Fire 🚒🚒🔥 to the new ones 😲 is a good.

[@johnwashburn7423]

I understand this is a dramatization but it seems that as soon as the dispatcher knew which station would be point that the station could be toned pending more information from RP. Good video

[@christinafast4459]

This is well done

[@stormy3712]

i like this video very interesting

[@HolyMarkMcGrath]

What dispatch software does the county use

[@matthewgreener7069]

They’re using Motorolas system

[@youtuberstudios8057]

What does and alarm mean

[@sturmovik1274]

I know this is late, but in this context "alarm" can mean two things. 1: The initial call from the dispatcher to the fire personnel may use the phrase "alarm of fire"; this only means that something is on fire. This is older phrasing, but some agencies may still use it. 2: "Alarms" as measured by the fire crews. This is a measurement of how many firefighters and engines/trucks/etc are required for the particular fire. The "first alarm" will be dispatched with the first report of a building fire; this might consist of a chief, 3-5 fire engines, 1-2 fire trucks and an ambulance. If the chief decides that they need reinforcements, they'll ask dispatch for a "second alarm". This will call several more engines and trucks from a wider area. So on and so forth up to the fifth or sixth alarm, which is the largest that most areas have pre-existing plans for; any fires larger than that will require improvisation.

[@Interstate107]

Do we also call 911 when fire alarm is on

[@sturmovik1274]

Yes, you can and should. In many large buildings (apartments, etc), the fire department will automatically be called if the fire alarm goes off. If not, and you can't figure out why your fire alarm/smoke detector is going off, call 911.

[@epicrailfanproductions]

So when the fire alarm/waterflow goes off in public places, it automatically sends it to the 911 dispatch’s computer and the dispatch will put out a page tone to the fire alarm location of the building in which fire trucks they send out. (if you need to test the fire alarm each month or year, contact your local fire department first before you proceed to do so) you can also call 911 manually if the fire alarms aren’t working properly during a fire.

[@furiousFanGT]

wow!

[@cityheros4538]

How are the fire department dispatched in the event that there is no cell service

[@legohead6]

Someone needs to call 911 to initiate a response. A few other ways a call could come in indirectly would be a patrol officer to spot something and radio it in. Or many truckers have VHF/CB radios and they could broadcast for someone else who does have service to call 911.

[@joeymccullough4416]

5:10

[@christophermilner1808]

Didn't get location of the victim from Stewart Johnson. He probably started it. 😆

[@ryanewing6069]

I know it's not funny but damn I almost pissed myself laughing at your comment 🤣🤣

[@CarterLovesShips]

Plymouth is like 2 cities away from me

[@Bongal5454]

Did anyone hear Diddy 😂😂😂😂😂

[@wincav]

Interesting. I feel that the initial call needs to start the police asap and the dispatcher get to the point of the call sooner vs taking down name phone number, etc.. Get the address, put caller on hold and get responders going in that direction. Then she can get additional information. Seconds count as was a real case with my neighbor this summer.

[@sirlythan]

Name and phone number are more crucial. In the event the call gets cut, the dispatcher immediately has the correct name and number to call back. It happens frequently with cell phones in bad areas, and 911 WILL call back if a line is cut. This is also a priority due to domestic calls, because the call can be cut very quickly by the abuser. If there's no response to a call back, 911 procedures across the country are to immediately dispatch police to the location associated with the phone number or ping.

[@isabelcorrales8938]

Yes

[@paulndaoc]

It must take forever to assemble on scene the NFPA requirements for a structure fighting force in smaller spread out towns like this.

[@thedenthero7399]

Address more important can’t do much from the phone

[@Comeon-no6jo]

I highly encourage your department to immediately dispatch the fire department well your dispatcher still on the phone with the reporting party!!! Every second counts!!! This is coming from a fire captain in the big city department!!! I noticed from your department video that the reporting party calls 911. Your dispatcher answers the phone THE caller states there’s smoke coming out of a garage attached to a home immediately my recommendation would be dispatch the fire department, well still on the phone with the reporting party. Every second counts these fires are burning faster, hotter!!! it takes us at a minimum 90 seconds to put all of our protective equipment on that’s not including leaving the station that’s not including the traffic we encounter in route to a structure fire!!! It needs to be dispatched in lightspeed well, you still have the reporting party on the line. Another dispatcher is already assigning the fire department respected resources to the incident!!! Your team is doing an amazing job!!! Thank you!!!

[@Bogenspeakersguy]

1:43 Bogen S86 Speakers

[@AreejAburukbeh]

Areej

[@sebi7600]

Like aus Gemery Bayern 🎉🎉🎉😎😎😎😎👍👍👍👍 Top

[@47GAMER489YT]

It's 999 not 911

[@blue.light.fazbear]

This is in the United States, where they use 911. They mainly use 999 only in the United Kingdom.

[@joeymccullough4416]

5:18

[@RoryAzavedo]

BROS LIKE GUMBALL VID

[@TyreeSnapp]

Hi

[@robertrich3593]

😮

[@CodySchelling]

😯

[@justinkurttoboso2957]

4:11 4:37

[@Minnielou-m2u]

Sorrytohearthat😢

[@AmandaHouck-i9z]

😢😢😢😢😢

[@justinkurttoboso2957]

0:34 A House My DIY caption

[@weatherpop]

Arrest😢

[@Joshua-zl8xp]

Fffttt😂

[@isabelcorrales8938]

It good to call em what is am emergency

[@fredcsensits4476]

Who cares what his name and if its his house .sorry that is a waste of time.remember when seconds count help is only minutes away. Sorry not knocking disparchers but there alot of wasted questions. This is coming from somebody who has called 911 and as a first responder

[@EricRyder]

Zcb

[@Mr.Limekiller]

she didn't repeat his phone number back to him, fake news

[@Kids_Gaming102]

I’m pretty sure it was just for the video 😊

[@Its_Jordan]

This is not a real 911 call its a fake call its only a video just to show people how 911 calls are. If this was real You would see smoke and most likely Police would show up.

[@ericweiler6571]

I would say nice acting, but....