Shed Catches Fire | Turley, OK

Turley, Oklahoma 1-16-2021
Problem: Shed Fire
Address: 2507 E 66th St N
Units TURLEY ENG91 TULSA ENG24
Time of Incident 18:50

[@danielheartsill4269]

It's fantastic what some small town departments do with not the most modern equipment and most volunteer. On these videos I have seen small town departments start water on fire much faster than some large town departments. Great job guys, stay safe.

[@FireAlley]

Always amazing working with the best. Good video brotha.

[@Utubin]

The female 2nd line firefighter goteer done b4 ole boy on line 1 was even masked up.

[@a.marvincausey5352]

Faster and better than news coverage (if any happens). Nice work.

[@FireAlley]

Hahaha the news out here shows up when it’s charred. they never catch any flames.

[@andyoxleyonhistravels]

Tell the guy without a set on and his tunic undone to stay out of the way.

[@jelracer98]

I can't believe that the second line was going way before the first. I would be talking to the nozzle man if I was oic

[@robk1310]

I was thinking same thing. Not a very urgent effort.

[@johnbassett3188]

Correction by the Turley Gazette , Ozone Hole Located over ( Turley hill ) you know over by Turd Creek and No Store Valley !!!

[@spacemilk-c8d]

Nice footage and good work.

[@billyharlan2642]

I wonder why Turley changed their rig numbering...good job guys and stay safe.

[@Fire10Rescue]

to make it easier on the dispatchers. city of Tulsa 911 dispatches multiple fire departments and we’re a lot of Engine 1s and 2s.

[@dkprintworkz9757]

The reason we switched is because 4 depts around us have engine 1s and 2s, it's less confusing. We chose 91 because our individual unit numbers are 900s so it kinda works.

[@johnbassett3188]

Last Number left town!

[@johnbassett3188]

Key Word , Kinder Works sometimes!

[@tomfuller1579]

Someone needs to learn what a 30 second mask up is. Train, train, train. That's just sad!

[@johnbassett3188]

Get More Drunk Volunteers on that manual pump truck Fast !!!

[@johnbassett3188]

Fought A Long Battle Thru 2 inch Flames !!! Did they save the town's only public Outhouse ???

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Nice work guys keep it up 🧑‍🚒🚒🇺🇸

[@terrypbug]

Not a bad knock down good job FD

[@kevinlynch1227]

I guess it's.. He Who Has The Biggest Hose Wins!! Nice quick knockdown and thorough Job. I guess its better a shed than a house. How did that start? Flammable liquids stored in there?

[@williambumpas8982]

Probably an illegal grow house

[@kevinlynch1227]

OOOOOOOOH!!! You're Always Thinking William!!!

[@williambumpas8982]

I'm a building inspector and volunteer firefighter in Oklahoma. So I've seen`em in both of my jobs

[@kevinlynch1227]

Oh, OK William! Yes I guess you have!! I'm an electrival contractor in NJ, so I'm always working with you guys. Thanks for being a volunteer fire fighter. I have so much respect for you Men, and I thought about volunteering also but with the business, I never really made the time. You take good care Bud!!

[@williamclark5339]

The guy who had the 1st line is a joke, while waiting for water he should have been masking up. WOW

[@Brian13549]

He was

[@williamclark5339]

@@Brian13549 sure if that's what you called it

[@jmcculloh88]

There was no need for a second line and this is a single company response all day maybe and I mean MAYBE 1 extra engine

[@williamclark5339]

@@jmcculloh88 Really, that's a 2000 gal + fire all day, the second line had water on the fire for about 25 seconds before the attack line was ready. If you have hydrants in the area, I agree, two engines one in operation and one for man power and stand by in case something happens to the 1st due engine. Now where I live, we are a tanker town, between our two stations we have two engines 1,000 gal each south end, north station have one engine 1,000 gal, engine tanker 1,750 gals and a tanker 3,000. Once the tones drop for a structure fire, tankers from three other stations are toned out at the same time, each tanker with 3,000 gals of water. An a engine to set up a fill site depending which end of town the fire is.

[@jmcculloh88]

@@williamclark5339 I appreciate the lecture and I understand that. I work municipal with hydrants and volly in an area where all we have is tankers. I know both sides very well. I don’t see how you think this is a 2000 gallon fire. I’ve put out way more with a lot less. But my main point is that it was a simple outbuilding fire and there’s no reason any more than 2 company’s on a fire like this. Utilize your resources properly.

[@johnbassett3188]

We report a new Ozone Hole over Turkey Hill This morning !!!

[@jimmysiau4977]

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[@zzthumper72]

Hmmmmmm....let's just say I am glad it was just a shed.