South Metro Unscripted Episode 13

[@isaacstabler6092]

I always look forward to these, such a great and well made series. I’m surprised it doesn’t have more subscribers!

[@christian-jakobgrasl]

doors opening, cam goes with y can see the fire rig from the top ..... sooooo cool ! woow! great job !

[@jonathanbair523]

Keep up the good work and please stay safe.. Thank you for doing a mix of interview and runs like what you did here.

[@oicorrupt9336]

I like this style more action real footage than interviews!

[@ImCivJay]

oiCorrupt Same I love south metro

[@SumSouuthernSugar]

Nice work. You look like a real team.

[@frklein1]

Just have a hard time getting used to blue lights on the medics and engines. Was recently in TX, same way. In VA where I live blue is reserved for law enforcement only.

[@edsmetaldetecting31]

You guys always do a great job with your videos and information.

[@alexischapdelaine9476]

I like how south metro kept Cunningham on the engine and medic units thats cool

[@adam2162-v3g]

They are repainted now

[@sirwhitecrayon2499]

They didn't keep the logos. Cunningham and South Metro were in the middle of a merger during the filming of this video.

[@TheLewistownTrainspotter8102]

I once lived in Sienna. That's the neighborhood off Orchard by Falcon Creek Middle School.

[@rickk6447]

Also, if you haven’t read my comments about one of your Newer Stations, on that video, you should! The Old style doors, remind me of the horse drawn stations, where they open up like an accordion! I Love that style and whomever came up with the design of the station, the doors folding open like that, wins architect of the U.S. and regular garage doors are great, until the door doesn’t open and is binding! The accordion, older doors would be easy to push open, if say for instance the opener broke! Like be too hear how you came up with the accordion doors!???? Thank you all for your Services, and being the Night watchmen & watch women on the wall for us all!...

[@rickk6447]

South Metro, I have a question for you. Have you ever thought about putting your tower, ladder, engine, and medic truck numbers on the roofs of your rigs? Because it may help in fighting fires in wooded, grass, forest fires, so drones and helicopters can assist in position rigs, along with getting out when the sh_t hits the fan? I’d Love to hear if you have? Sincerely Rick K. EMTP retired!

[@jacobkeppler1984]

Very cool video 🧑‍🚒🇺🇸

[@philipcasteel5845]

Any idea what book they are talking about at the dinner table?

[@richardjones4080]

question if i may why would an engine and a medic unit go on a medical call is it simply due to numbers of crew on a call and whoever is first can start to administer medical assistance ?

[@richardjones4080]

@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO hope the question was ok

[@richardjones4080]

@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO why do your machines look so different to the engines we have here in the UK ?

[@sterlingodeaghaidh5086]

@@richardjones4080 All US rigs aren't that different from the European ones. In fact, some companies like Rosenbauer even make a lot of the US rollingstock. The difference is that unlike in the UK, what engines that are ordered are determined not by the whole government but by the running body it's self so for instance instead of the US government, or the Colorado state government buying the truck, SMFR is the organization that orders the rigs, this is why they are designed different, governments buy fleets in batches and often will use the same design throughout for cost reasons, and with that European units are often designed to be modular and can be essentially swapped out easily, on the other hand, US units are designed and built specifically for the station they're going in. Another reason for the design difference is that the US proper (not including Central America or Canada) is the size of continental Europe, so a lot of the distances are further, districts are larger, and so the trucks have to accommodate that. Now granted there are a lot of exceptions to this, I am only giving a nutshell explanation as I am not a true firefighter, I am a student funeral director who happens to meddle in the designing of fire apparatus as a side hobby.

[@richardjones4080]

@@sterlingodeaghaidh5086 have a look at the rosenbaur stinger an absolutely amazing machine

[@willlewis8340]

what a cool video , since south metro took over cunningham fire protection , why haven't you change the name on the rigs to south metro ? and why are there 3 ambulances in station # 61 ( Cunningham fire protection district ) ?

[@southwestfirebuff132]

At the time of this video. Medic 61 and 611 were the 2 frontline ambulances out of Station 61 (Now Station 21) While the 3rd medic was just a reserve. It was only used if the one of the 2 medics broke down or something. It's now South Metro Reserve Medic 2672

[@tannerb4109]

Do more rideout videos!!! Its awesome!!!

[@robertwest7015]

Why do neighbors take pics of other peoples calamity. Why???

[@ayyjyy1002]

Does anybody know the name of the iphone case at 4:24? I like the belt clip on it.

[@bekr3473]

I think it’s an OtterBox Defender + belt clip

[@ayyjyy1002]

Alright, thanks

[@ocscards9]

how come south metro didn't leave the aerial device at station 62 now 22?

[@ocscards9]

@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO thank you for the info it's greatly appreciated what does south metro run 6 truck companies, ladder 12, towers 18,32,34,35, and 45?

[@aaronmadden4546]

Before 2018 who was PIO 30

[@southwestfirebuff132]

It was Eric then in 2019 it became PIO 10

[@aaronmadden4546]

Southwest Fire Buff thanks

[@crazyrandomstuff8842]

at 12:35, was that car honking to say hello to Engine 61 as it passed by?

[@ColoradoFireBuff]

That was the medic in the back.

[@eliezerron3643]

ESO ES LO MAXIMO Y LO MAS INPORTANTE ES EN ESTA VIDA ES SALVAL VIDA ESO LA SATIFACION QUE UNO TIENE Y TAMBIÉN ÁPAGAR INCENDIO

[@shellylaws1782]

This video was made 1 year ago on my brothers birthday!

[@chrisbatten2432]

Should have stayed with the red helmets for Capt. and lieut. after the merger..

[@spacesnek5215]

*walks slow when there is a fire*

[@paintballgaming1090]

No reason to rush into yes you do gotta hurry a little but when you rush to things you often forget something or mess up and in the firefighting world that can get you and your crew killed

[@hectormariorodascalle1757]

I like I beautiful excelenc

[@eliezerron3643]

Y SER BOMBERO ES LO INPORTANTE QUE HAY Y ES LA CARRERA MAS HERMOSA EN ESTE MUNDO ES MI OPINIÓN Y TENER BOCACION

[@alancherish3936]

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[@dylan_van2198]

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[@firecat430]

boring

[@J_Dubz66]

Why u watch

[@EricWhiteTheGamer]

Have you seen any of there other video types? PIO BLOGS, DAY IN A LIFE OF, anything else?

[@EricWhiteTheGamer]

I agree!

[@navblue20]

@@EricWhiteTheGamer Most of the time the life can be boring.

[@navblue20]

To be frank I don't know what you Eric will firecat or expecting this is not Lone Star 911.

[@leighrn3072]

These are boring. You see absolutely nothing of the calls excepting riding in the truck, why bother.

[@rolandmiller5456]

Because not everything is about the fires Leigh. I like knowing the FFs and how they do the job and what they have to deal with. If they filmed our department you would us boring as well I am sure.

[@EricWhiteTheGamer]

Have you seen any of there other video types? PIO BLOGS, DAY IN A LIFE OF, anything else?