[New Year's Eve] Fire Trucks, Police Cars and Ambulances responding

[@GeorgeThoughts]

I really feel that LVMPD have some of the best looking Ford Utility vehicles in the country! Their livery design is very classy, and the rotator lights too. Modern, yet classic, and clearly bright and effective as well. Along with NYPD and LAPD they're certainly some of the most iconic police vehicles for America's most iconic cities.

[@RainbowDash72]

I love how the LVMPD still has some Crown Vics left.

[@gabrielmartines3510]

No snow means good condition cars.

[@RlXXIA]

We do get snow but rarely. The last time we got snow was in 2019 on February or January.

[@RontoGoldlust]

@@RlXXIA - What causes cars to degrade rapidly in snowy places is road salt used when plowing snow. We don't have to worry about that here in Vegas because they don't dump salt.

[@RlXXIA]

It’s very cool that the AMR vehicles have the rumbler siren

[@colinleavitt4365]

The helicopter in the video is operated by the Nuclear Security Administration, it carries radiation sensors and they usually fly around town on NYE. They’re based out of Nellis on the north side of town.

[@majortom4300]

Colin Leavitt Cool

[@bigmackradio3799]

That's one thing I can say about my town we don't play and we're prepared for all kinds of emergencies great job Metro

[@koi1359]

Don't forget the Nevada Guard homies and the CCFD!

[@paolasilva7654]

NO

[@000Responses]

Awesome footage mate! Vegas sure does look hella busy around NYE! Gotta love that Metro PD golf cart unit as well lol. Must be handy for special events situations

[@sahhhdasfjhvjuhh36]

Tt

[@GeorgeThoughts]

That ATV was quite funny. The guys riding it didn't really look like officers, almost as though some reveler had stolen it for a joyride haha!

[@jack.stawasz]

Outstanding compilation awesome one!

[@ghostleader1569]

The Helicopter at 1:55 is Bell 412 operated by the United States Department of Energy. They use it to measure the amount of radiation in the air.

[@paulmatakovich9096]

Its up and patrolling the strip every new years or for large events

[@jorgevargas9890]

Happy New Year

[@enjoythesiren911]

Nice! This was an epic compilation

[@jaypeters545]

Happy new year 🥳 from Australia 😌

[@ERVCA]

18:11 yes Metro Police is the only law enforcement in strip. I wonder why there is no sheriff for Clark county.

[@nicotorres5965]

There is, but I guess they don’t show up in Vegas

[@ERVCA]

⁠@@nicotorres5965no there’s not, Clark county sheriff is in another Washington state. I know there’s “Clark county public safety police” but they’re rare to be seen in Vegas.

[@NVConservative]

My old stomping grounds. Lived in Vegas for 14 years. Miss the old Vegas, it's nothing but East California now and why we moved away. Smart to stay off the Strip during NYE. Too chaotic. And yes the ambulances are crazy in town. They'll go the wrong way against traffic, jump over curbs and medians....they don't care.

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

I'd drive the ambulance on the wrong side, across the median or on the sidewalk as well if necessary

[@RlXXIA]

Damn... I live in Las Vegas and never seen that before but I have seen about 6 police cars responding real fast.

[@jmurt99]

that happens everywhere...we do it too when needed

[@RlXXIA]

I have seen them in a different lane (left lane)

[@itsweb1584]

Those big ambulances must be so expensive to run

[@davidmalick4024]

Excellent video!

[@jimmyboe2753]

o m g that is one awesome recording 👍

[@engineer_3435]

Everybody’s all gangsta till the LVMPD stops using crown vics

[@Dannymo-it9js]

4:43 THE PANDAMONIUM IN 10 seconds

[@jordanb132]

¡Nice Video!

[@brandweerspotter13]

Amazing video!

[@vincegames6316]

Nice catches

[@xman6309]

Nice video!

[@koi1359]

1:59 is a Department of Energy helicopter that tests the air for radiation.

[@Game0play71]

Yes, that is not a Las Vegas Police helicopter.

[@shanebranin7735]

Great video

[@ukemergencyvideos3335]

Nice

[@EnjoyFirefighting]

great videos! Looks like there are only organized fire works and no private ones in the streets; Seems somehow strange to me

[@000Responses]

EnjoyFirefighting - International Emergency Response Videos That’s Australia as well lol. I don’t know anyone who does their own fireworks

[@1122Schiedam]

Very Nice mate!

[@Heardofrhinos]

3:13 4 police cars and a police Ranger in the same lane

[@CTEV]

Is 6:13 a Polaris?

[@maxhallman1036]

Yep

[@Joey-cg7qt]

Squad 32 is the one some lady stole from outside the Monte Carlo and drove to the California border.

[@paolasilva7654]

NO

[@lisaweathers6783]

its like 2017 again in lv

[@ethanpatchen4113]

Those rigs all have a federal q yet none of the were using it. Why??

[@mauriciohenrique4321]

I live in las Vegas when I grow up I will be a lvmpd

[@mangeltm2537]

Good Luck

[@southavenfirebuff1]

Unique but why are people j walking where when ambulance is coming because the ambulance might run over people???

[@Jasper9001]

But what they did not know taht 2020 would just suck

[@CobraEmergencyNorthAmerica]

Yup

[@binky8501]

Medic West...AMR ...and Clark County all respond in the city limits?? How does that work?

[@RlXXIA]

Las Vegas is Clark county and I do not know why....

[@RlXXIA]

And we don’t sheriff vehicles and I really don’t know why, it’s very confusing.

[@Nervegas]

AMR and MedicWest are both AMR in actuality. Community Ambulance also responds with clark county, including the airport. All three EMS services do primary transport for Clark County, they rarely transport themselves unless there is no private ambulance available. We can also cancel fire if we get on scene first and determine we don't need them. So CCFD primarily does first response with paramedics, the privates transport.

[@Nervegas]

@Ben Chu You've got it a bit wrong, CCFD does not do the vast majority of ambulance transports. AMR/MW and Community are automatically dispatched with CCFD on all EMS related runs, and respond by themselves without CCFD to Alpha/Omega level EMD 911 calls. I've been a medic here in the valley for a bit.

[@nicholaspeberdy8537]

What was it like seeing a yellow fire truck with blue and red lights mate?

[@000Responses]

Nicholas Peberdy Like every day in Canberra lol

[@darthkillerhog]

They are common

[@XimenaNaomixbb_12]

0:15

[@lpsfan1931]

Lps dachshund

[@max.har16]

Hola